Canada AI & Privacy Governance
Align AI practices with Canadian privacy requirements—especially Québec’s Law 25—by integrating AI governance, transparency, and risk management into existing privacy programs.
Key Obligations
•• Assess privacy and AI risks before implementing automated decisions
•• Provide transparency about the use and impact of automated decision-making
•• Ensure individuals can understand and, where applicable, challenge decisions
•• Implement governance, safeguards, and accountability mechanisms
•• Maintain documentation related to AI and automated processing
Risk Landscape
•• Enforcement actions from privacy regulators
•• Civil liability and class actions
•• Govern automated decision tools used in employment and other contexts
•• Reputational damage from opaque or unfair AI-driven decisions
Canada Governance Solutions
•• Alignment of AI governance with Canadian privacy laws and Law 25
•• Designing unified AI governance frameworks that work across jurisdictions
•• AI and privacy impact assessments for automated decision systems
•• Documentation, policies, and accountability frameworks
•• Integration of AI governance into existing privacy management programs