Canada
Canada AI Act
Master Canada's artificial intelligence regulation. Understand high-risk AI requirements, transparency obligations, and compliance mechanisms for AI systems in Canadian markets.
Enforcement deadline: 9/30/2026
Key Threats & Requirements
Regulatory Threats
Non-compliance risks under Canada AI Act
- Administrative monetary penalties up to CAD $15M or 3% of global revenue
- Mandatory high-risk AI system registration and documentation
- Transparency and disclosure requirements for AI decision-making
- Liability and compensation obligations for AI-caused harms
- Market access restrictions for non-compliant AI systems
- Reputational damage and loss of consumer trust
Key Requirements
What you need to know to comply
- Identification and classification of high-risk AI systems
- Transparency and explainability for AI decision-making
- Human oversight and control mechanisms
- Bias testing and mitigation requirements
- Data governance and quality standards
- Incident reporting and documentation
- Regular compliance assessments and audits
Training Modules
Full training modules launching Q2 2026. Early access to practice questions available now.
Canada AI Act Essentials
Overview of Canadian AI regulation, high-risk systems, and compliance requirements
2-3 hours
High-Risk AI Requirements
In-depth coverage of high-risk AI systems, transparency, and oversight
3-4 hours
Compliance & Documentation
Practical guidance on documentation, testing, and incident reporting
2-3 hours
Canada AI Act academy
Exam Length
90
minutes
Passing Score
70%
required
Signed record — not a certificate
2 years
years
