What is the longest knife blade size legally allowed in Toronto/GTA?
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More detail, please.\n\nHere -- which is Ottawa, Ontario -- there are some relatively recently introduced rules about buying knives, which I found out about a few years ago when I wondered about buying a good pocket knife for one of my little brothers -- not to encourage delinquency, but because he was doing the Boy Scout thing.\n\nAll I can remember from that is: you couldn't buy a knife if you were under 18. Given the benign 'Swiss Army' things I was looking at, very odd. I wasn't under 18, but -- if you're an older sister buying 'forbidden'  Xmas presents, that should be a bottle of booze, not something to whittle with...\n\nAnyway, your answer is partially here:\n\nhttp://www.torontopolice.on.ca/\n\nUnofficially, if it's a kid into camping, go nuts. I have, for example, never heard of any restriction on axes.\n\nThat said -- click on 'add details,'' please. What sort of pocket?
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http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/applications/guides/3900E4.html
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Truely speaking, many religions in India allow the practice of carrying sword / knife of any length. However if you seem to look like a sardar, definitely you can carry knife of any length (legally)
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go to www.stoodyind.com  This site list all sizes for a specific metal thickness. They have a very complete chart showing everything you need to know about the cut. Psi, kerf, speed etc.
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This is the closest I could find to what you are looking for:\nboyrt_aquiatan@yahoo.ca
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Well, first, I'll tell you the difference between a knife and a dagger as many have alluded to before. A knife is a bladed instrument meant primarily for cutting, while a dagger is the same but meant primarily for thrusting or stabbing. Thus, the size of the knife or the purpose of it has nothing to do with being a weapon or a tool. A classic Bowie knife style is certainly not a tool but a weapon. However, MOST knives are tools and MOST daggers are/were weapons. Also, MOST knives are single edged and MOST daggers are double edged. However, these are all generalizations and not definitions. \n   Now, the major difference is between a knife and a sword is the length. In Merriam-Webster, they define a sword as "a weapon (as a cutlass or rapier) with a long blade for cutting or thrusting that is often used as a symbol of honor or authority." \n   The question becomes just how long is long? Generally, anything with a blade under 6 inches is certainly a knife or dagger. Anything over a foot long is almost certainly a sword or at least called a "short sword." If the blade is between 6 inches and a foot in length it could be called anything from a "long knife" to a "short sword." \n   Even when a new law was passed in the Australian state of Victoria outlawing the carrying of swords, the length of the blade was not detailed or even mentioned in the law. So, the issue of what blade length actually constitues a sword gets really dicey. In my own humble opinion, if the blade could actually cut off your head in one shot, it's a sword. If it would take more than one hit to decapitate you, it's a knife. \n   Hope this helps...
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There's no problem at all with handing them into a police station, we have secure waste facilities and are quite easily capable of taking a few knives.  Don't just put them in the bin, you never know who might get hold of them.\n\nIf you don't want to bother the police then either;\ntake them to a recyling depot run by the council\ndonate them to a old peoples home/community centre.  I'd say charity shop however most of them won't accept knives.
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The laws pertaining to the sale of your lock knives will be in effect and governed by the township in which the boot sale is taking place. With that information you can contact the authorities at that specific location.
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Stabbing Westward????
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Post a picture at this site:\nhttp://talkblade.info/index.php\nthey might be able to help you
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If your referring to the Yonge St. that starts at the Queen's Quay in Toronto, Ontario, Canada then your probally aware that it's the longest street in the world and it doesn't stop till it gets to Thunderbay, so I would suggest you contact the CAA( Canadian Automobile Association) at www.caasco.com or by telephone at 1-800-268-3750 which is a members service line.They should be able to put you on to the right person who can answer this common question. I've actually driven it and although I didn't count them I stopped at every one, that's a long drive! Good luck.
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Suggest you contact the three Canadian schools listed on this page http://www.chicagoswordplayguild.com/c/links/schools.asp#Canada to see if they can provide info.
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It is said Confucius would not allow knives at his table as it could be an act of aggession and this lead to the spread of chopsticks.  An all out ban on knives I have not been able to locate any info on
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Other states usually change what they consider legal for knives, but the majority of states state that anything over 6 inches is lethal. So, it usually falls under 6 inches.
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No limit, just enough for personal consumption and not resale. Like going though customs.
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I really like a gerber for myself. It is very sharp right out of the box.\nAnd will hold an edge very good. Be Careful. Try to find one made\nin USA.\n\n.
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try toronto maple leafs 40 bay st. suite 400 toronto ont. m5j2x2