Surrogacy is when a woman (the surrogate) gives birth to a baby instead of its biological parents. In Canada, the law prohibits any payment of services or biological donation (National Review, 2010). This has resulted in a process that remains largely unregulated, forcing desired parents to seek alternative solutions. The government has continuously neglected the reproductive technology industry, both in regulation and adaptation. These risks have ultimately resulted in Canadian families using surrogacy services in other countries, that are much cheaper (Macleans, 2007). Therefore, a serious…