Can I Bring Toy weapons that look fake. They do not look like real weapons. (e.g., squirt guns, toy transformer robots that form toy guns) on a Plane to Canada?

Toy weapons that look fake. They do not look like real weapons. (e.g., squirt guns, toy transformer robots that form toy guns)

Toy weapons that look fake. They do not look like real weapons. (e.g., squirt guns, toy transformer robots that form toy guns)

Allowed

Allowed in both

According to CATSA guidelines, most people would not mistake a toy weapon for a real weapon. These are permitted in carry-on and in checked bags. Some toy weapons look real. These are considered “replica weapons” and are treated differently. Please consult “replica weapons” and “replica firearms” in this list.

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Allowed

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