Surrogacy in Canada.   Is it legal? Can a surrogate be paid? What can a Surrogacy Agreement cover? Surrogacy is an alternative for those who may have difficulty conceiving or those who require assistance in conceiving.   Partner, Robynne Kazina, answers these questions and provides the basics of Surrogacy in Canada to those who may be looking at surrogacy as an option and to those who agree to become a surrogate.  To see more view the below.

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