AI Policy in Canada

Coverage of AI regulation, privacy, ethics, and governance in Canada at the federal, provincial, and municipal level.

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AI Policy in Canada

August 12, 2026

The Claude watermark won’t settle who wrote what, so write the rule yourself

The Claude watermark marks text and files, but it cannot prove who wrote what

byMarcus Laporte

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AI Policy in Canada

August 12, 2026

Bill C-36 Regulates Your AI Without Being an AI Law

Bill C-36 replaces PIPEDA and reaches AI through privacy rules

byMarcus Laporte

AI Policy in Canada

August 4, 2026

Canada’s AI Talent Plan Needs Better Express Entry Results

Canada AI talent goals clash with falling STEM Express Entry invitations

byMarcus Laporte

A rainbow in the sky over a field of grass, illustrating Alberta AI advantage

August 1, 2026

The Alberta AI Advantage Must Be Built With Albertans

The Alberta AI advantage depends on workforce skills, responsible data centre

byZak I. Hussein

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AI Policy in Canada

July 31, 2026

Washington’s AI review is voluntary, but your vendor contract should still plan for it

The frontier AI review framework due August 1 is voluntary, yet a model can

byMarcus Laporte

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AI Policy in Canada

June 15, 2026

A Munich court says an AI disclaimer is not a shield, and the complaint desk matters more

AI disclaimer liability was tested in Munich

byMarcus Laporte

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AI Policy in Canada

June 5, 2026

Deepfake Voice Fraud in Canada, How Businesses Stop It

AI voice cloning lets fraudsters impersonate your CEO and approve fake payments

byMarcus Laporte

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AI Policy in Canada

May 19, 2026

The Musk v OpenAI verdict turned on a calendar, and your vendor contract has one too

The Musk OpenAI verdict was decided on timing, not merits

byMarcus Laporte

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AI Policy in Canada

March 3, 2026

The Supreme Court walked away from AI copyright, so the paper trail is now your job

AI-generated work copyright stays human-only in the US after the Supreme Court

byMarcus Laporte

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AI Policy in Canada

February 16, 2026

Disney’s fight with ByteDance over Seedance is not your copyright problem, your contract is

AI video copyright risk lands on whoever publishes the clip

byMarcus Laporte

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The malicious Claude Code extension lasted 11 hours. A one-day install delay would have skipped it

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The Chamber AI Adoption Program averages $270 a business. Only 540 get hands-on cohorts

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The malicious Claude Code extension lasted 11 hours. A one-day install delay would have skipped it

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The Chamber AI Adoption Program averages $270 a business. Only 540 get hands-on cohorts