| Province/territory | Formal regulation and recommendation for protective eyewear |
|---|---|
| Alberta | No formal regulations; informally recommends the use of polycarbonate protective eyewear. |
| British Columbia | Mandated ASTM F803 eyewear for junior players younger than 19 years. |
| Manitoba | No formal regulations or recommendations. |
| New Brunswick | No formal regulations or recommendations. |
| Newfoundland and Labrador | Mandates protective eyewear for junior girls in mixed-doubles competitions. |
| Northwest Territories | No formal regulations or recommendations. |
| Nova Scotia | Requires players younger than 19 years to wear goggles for doubles and mixed-doubles games. |
| Nunavut | No formal regulations or recommendations. |
| Ontario | In 2005, the Ontario Badminton Association mandated that all junior double players in competitive games wear protective eyewear that meets the international technical ASTM F803 standard. |
| Prince Edward Island | Requires junior players to wear eyewear for doubles and mixed-doubles competitions. |
| Quebec | No formal regulations; informally recommends the use of polycarbonate protective eyewear. |
| Saskatchewan | No formal regulations; informally recommends the use of polycarbonate protective eyewear. |
| Yukon | No formal regulations or recommendations. |
Note: ASTM = American Society for Testing and Materials.