Illegal. It is illegal to sell imitation toys in Canada. Imitation toys belong to infringement, and infringement is illegal. The infringer needs to pay tort compensation. On July 18, 1 1 7, Health Canada released the amendment of toy safety regulations in the official gazette, which will take effect six months later. Meanwhile, the existing regulations will continue to apply to all toys sold, advertised, imported or manufactured in Canada. The provisions in the Canadian Consumer Product Safety Act (CCPSA) that endanger human health or safety will continue to apply to dangerous magnetic toys.