Law360 Canada (January 8, 2021, 6:10 AM EST) -- Appeal by the wife from the dismissal of her application to permit the removal of her deceased husband’s reproductive material to be stored so that the appellant could use the material for her reproductive use. The husband died unexpectedly. The spouses had one child together and wanted to have more children. Neither spouse considered what would happen if one or other of them died. They did not turn their minds to the possible posthumous use of their reproductive material. The judge concluded that Parliament intended to permit the posthumous use of a donor’s reproductive material only if the donor provided consent in compliance with the Regulation and that removal and use of the husband’s reproductive material was thus prohibited under the Assisted Human Reproduction Act and Regulation....