🇨🇦 Canada · AI Regulations

AI governance regime (EU AI Act and local frameworks), risk tiers, transparency duties, and the official authority.

Canada has no comprehensive AI law in force. The Artificial Intelligence and Data Act (AIDA), proposed within Bill C-27, died when Parliament was prorogued in January 2025 and the government has said it will not return in that form. In the meantime, a Voluntary Code of Conduct on the responsible development of advanced generative AI applies; watch for a new framework.

  • There is no comprehensive AI law in force; AIDA (in Bill C-27) died at prorogation in January 2025.
  • A Voluntary Code of Conduct for advanced generative AI applies in the interim.
  • A revised framework is expected — verify the current position with ISED.

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