Well I actually live in Canada, Ontario.

If I was 14 and had sex with an 18 year old in July of 2006 and now I feel taken advantage of and exploited, would I still be able to take legal action even though it was last year? Would it still be statutory rape?

Yes, you can still file a complaint. You would have to file the complaint with the local police where the act occurred. Below is the statute of limitations for sexual offenses. The New York DA would make the determination as to what offense should be charged and how to apply the statute of limitations law.

Criminal Prosecutions
Citation: Crim. Pro. Law § 30.10

The statute of limitations for certain offenses against a child will not begin until the child reaches 18 years of age or until the offense is reported to a law enforcement agency or statewide central register of child abuse and maltreatment, whichever occurs earlier. The offenses included are:

• Sexual offense
• Incest
• Use of a child in a sexual performance

The statute of limitations for sexual conduct in the 1st or 2nd degree is a period within 5 years after commission of the offense. Generally, the following statutes of limitations apply:

• For a class A felony, there is no statute of limitations.
• For any other felony, it is a period within 5 years after commission of the offense.
• For a misdemeanor, it is a period within 2 years after commission of the offense.