AI disclosure law

Canada: AI-content disclosure status

Canada has no binding AI-content-disclosure law today. Publishers adopt the standard as voluntary best practice and to get ahead of regulation.

Status: No binding law Citation: AIDA (Bill C-27) lapsed at prorogation, 6 January 2025

Status and notes

There is no binding federal AI-transparency law after Bill C-27 (and AIDA) died on the Order Paper. Only a non-binding Voluntary Code of Conduct on generative AI exists. Adopt as voluntary best practice.

How to comply with AIDisclose

Publish an ai-disclosure.json manifest declaring the AI systems your site uses, add the on-site snippet to render the required notices and labels in 28 languages, and keep timestamped, exportable evidence that they were shown. Start with a free check of your site.

Check your site   Install guide

This page is a general reference and does not provide legal advice. Confirm your obligations with qualified counsel. Official source ↗
Checked 5 July 2026.

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