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OFFICIAL SOURCES

What informs this starting draft?

Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada: Privacy laws in Canada Provincial and territorial privacy laws and oversight Privacy principles for responsible generative AI Government of Canada guide on generative AI Parliament of Canada: Bill C-36 status

The proposed Artificial Intelligence and Data Act from the former Bill C-27 is not treated as law in force. Bill C-36 is also identified as proposed legislation until Parliament completes the legislative process.