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Ohmydoll is an adult spa in Edmonton built around lifelike sex dolls and virtual reality rather than around people. It is explicit about that distinction and makes it the selling point: the company describes itself as an ethical alternative to prostitution and to traditional escort or massage services, and the "dolls" it names and photographs — Jessica, Noémie, Lexi, Pamela, Sonia, Angel, Miko and a trans range — are silicone, not staff.

A session takes place in a private room, and combines the physical doll with a VR headset running adult footage, a pairing the company brands Sex-Flow and describes as tricking the brain into feeling present with the performer on screen while the doll supplies the physical side. Rooms are themed, and the company advertises a range of settings and positions alongside optional extras. It stresses cleaning between visits, provides condoms while allowing guests to go without, and offers a demonstration on site before a booking is confirmed.

Packages are sold by the hour rather than by the act, and when this page was written the entry-level session was advertised from around CA$190 for an hour, with fuller packages priced up to roughly CA$425 and a premium tier well above that — indications only, to be confirmed with the spa. The company says package details are set out on site so guests can choose in person.

Booking is by text message only; the company states plainly that its website chat is for general enquiries and cannot take bookings, and that texts sent between 1am and 7am may not get an immediate reply. It advertises availability around the clock. It also runs occasional lifestyle and swinger club nights under a separate name, and sells dolls as well as renting time with them. The same brand operates in Montreal and Québec City, which this listing does not cover.

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Criminal law is federal, so one regime applies across Canada. After the Supreme Court struck down the bawdy-house, living-on-the-avails and public-communication offences in Bedford (2013), Parliament enacted PCEPA in 2014. It criminalises obtaining sexual services for consideration, receiving a material benefit from someone else's sexual services, procuring, and knowingly advertising an offer of sexual services, but gives sellers immunity for their own services and their own advertising. The courts have upheld every challenged provision so far: R. v. N.S. (Ontario Court of Appeal, 2022), Canadian Alliance for Sex Work Law Reform v. AG (Ontario Superior Court, 2023) and R. v. Kloubakov (Supreme Court of Canada, 2025). The Alliance's appeal, which also challenges the purchase and advertising offences, is still pending before the Court of Appeal for Ontario. Source: Prostitution Laws (prostitutionlaws.org), https://prostitutionlaws.org/countries/canada/, reviewed 2026-11-03, CC BY 4.0.

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