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AI Governance Can Help Companies Across Sectors Reduce Cybersecurity Risks
Canada's securities regulators have issued updated cybersecurity guidance after reviewing financial firms' AI model practices, revealing that most companies lack adequate written policies to protect against AI-related cyber threats. The findings highlight critical gaps in cybersecurity preparedness as organizations increasingly integrate AI into their business processes, raising important questions about how companies can effectively safeguard their intellectual property and confidential information in an e
Canada Technology
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Marks & Clerk
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Canada’s 2026 AI Strategy: What Businesses Need To Know
Canada's National Artificial Intelligence Strategy marks a significant shift in federal AI policy, moving away from standalone legislation toward a comprehensive framework that emphasizes privacy reform, data sovereignty, and business adoption. The Strategy outlines six interconnected pillars designed to position Canada as a global AI leader while addressing regulatory gaps through existing legal frameworks and new policy tools.
Canada Technology
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Aird & Berlis LLP
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Le nouveau régulateur canadien de la protection de la vie privée : pourquoi le projet de loi C‑36 change la donne
Canada's proposed federal privacy reform would integrate privacy oversight into a broader online harms prevention mandate through a new Digital Safety and Data Protection Commission. This consolidated regulator would wield expanded enforcement powers, including binding orders and substantial fines, while overseeing both privacy protection and digital safety legislation.
Canada Technology
MT
McCarthy Tétrault LLP
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Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy: What Are The Expected Impacts On SMBs And M&A?
Canada's new Defence Industrial Strategy aims to allocate 70% of defence acquisitions to domestic firms and create up to 125,000 jobs by 2035, fundamentally reshaping procurement, funding, and regulatory frameworks. This ambitious initiative introduces new opportunities and compliance requirements for small- and medium-sized businesses, investors, and M&A firms operating in defence and dual-use technology sectors. Companies must navigate evolving Canadian content requirements, intellectual property protecti
Canada Commercial
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Miller Thomson LLP
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La stratégie industrielle de défense du Canada : quels sont les effets attendus pour les PME et les fusions-acquisitions
La nouvelle Stratégie industrielle de défense du Canada vise à diriger 70 % des acquisitions de matériel de défense vers des entreprises canadiennes et à créer jusqu'à 125 000 emplois d'ici 2035. Cette transformation majeure du secteur de la défense crée d'importantes occasions pour les PME, les investisseurs et les acteurs des fusions-acquisitions, tout en imposant de nouvelles exigences en matière de contenu canadien, de propriété intellectu
Canada Commercial
MT
Miller Thomson LLP
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Pre-seed To Exit: Takeaways From Toronto Tech Week 2026
Toronto Tech Week 2026 revealed critical shifts in Canada's technology ecosystem, from early-stage capital dynamics to cross-border IP strategy. As selectivity defines the venture environment and applied AI, defence-adjacent technologies, and infrastructure take center stage, founders and investors must navigate an increasingly complex lifecycle where documentation quality, IP retention, and transaction readiness have become strategic differentiators rather than afterthoughts.
Canada Commercial
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Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
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IA pour tous : perspective commerciale sur la gouvernance de l’IA, son adoption et la souveraineté des données
Canada's AI for All strategy represents a fundamental shift in federal AI governance, abandoning the proposed Artificial Intelligence and Data Act in favor of a distributed regulatory model. This approach combines targeted legal reform, public investment in sovereign infrastructure, and reliance on existing frameworks across privacy, consumer protection, and sectoral regulation to manage AI risk and accelerate adoption.
Canada Technology
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Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
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