What is the legal drinking age in Canada for US citizens?

Answer 1

To legally purchase and own alcohol in the United States, 21 years old.

In most other countries, 18 years old.

The national law that regulates the "minimum purchase and public consumption" age for alcohol in the us is 21, but that law does not prohibit consumption under various conditions as provided for by state law.

It depends on your local and national laws, in particular with places that have a national age requirement to purchase and consume alcoholic drinks but certain areas are considered "dry".

Answer 2

The legal drinking age in Canada is 18 or 19, depending on the province or territory. US citizens visiting Canada are subject to these same age restrictions and must abide by the local laws regarding alcohol consumption.

Answer 3

The same age it would be for Canadian citizens. If you are in Canada you are subject to Canadian laws regardless of your citizenship. The drinking age is 19 in all provinces and territories except for the provinces of Quebec, Manitoba and Alberta, where it is 18.

Answer 4

AnswerThe legal drinking age is 18. We are going to Canada!!!!!!!!!

This is not true, it depends on the province, some provinces are 19, some are 18.

Answer 5

this depends on the province, some provinces are 19 and some are 21

Answer 6

You must be 19 Years of Age or older to serve any kind of Alcoholic Beverages in every city in British Columbia

Answer 7

It makes no difference what country you are from. As in the US, local Canadian consumption laws prevail.

Answer 8

It's 19 years old everywhere except in Quebec where it's 18

Answer 9

18 in u.s.

12 in Canada

Answer 10

according to my ex whose Canadian its 18