Self-defence

Confused about what you can carry for protection in Canada? Pepper spray, tasers, and batons are prohibited unless you’re licensed and authorized as a peace officer or security professional. Learn what the Criminal Code allows, what “intent” really means, and why Krav Maga training gives you the safest, most effective — and lawful — path to personal safety.

Do you really know what you’re allowed to do in self-defence under Canadian law? Since Bill C-26, the rules are simpler — but still widely misunderstood. Section 34 of the Criminal Code protects your right to defend yourself, others, and even your home, but only with reasonable, proportionate force. Courts look at weapons, size, age, and alternatives. Discover how Krav Maga training equips you with skills that are both effective in real life and defensible in court.

Discover the top 10 public safety concerns in Canada — from random attacks to workplace violence — and learn how Krav Maga training empowers people to feel safe, prepared, and confident.