Got AI Policy — Canada's AI Policy Hub 🍁
The risk is too great for Canadian community-serving organizations to write an AI policy from zero.
›About this registry
Results are AI‑assisted and may contain errors (including missed documents or misclassification). Use Policy URL(s) as the source of truth.
Inclusion in this registry does not imply endorsement or approval, unless explicitly specified.
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Six teams use GotAIPolicy.ca in different ways.
Same verified data — applied to the work in front of you.
Municipal staff drafting AI policies
Build your first AI policy faster using Canadian municipal examples.
Examples, templates, comparisons, and language they can adapt.
For municipal staff
Privacy, FOIP/ATIP, legal, and risk staff
Know where your policy is weak before it becomes a privacy or trust issue.
Defensibility, source links, audit trail, documented review.
For privacy & legal staff
Procurement teams
Bring AI governance evidence into procurement decisions.
Vendor due diligence, AI clauses, risk questions, peer comparison.
For procurement
Consultants and auditors
Turn policy research from hours into minutes.
A reusable reference across multiple client engagements.
For consultants & auditors
AI vendors selling to municipalities
Know what municipal buyers are starting to expect before the RFP asks for it.
Understand buyer expectations and strengthen trust signals.
For AI vendors
Associations
Give your members a shared Canadian AI governance reference point.
A high-leverage distribution channel for member value.
For associations
The AI governance journey
Built for small to mid-sized community-serving organizations who want enterprise-grade guardrails — without the setup complexity of enterprise. From discovery to continuous improvement, one connected hub.
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Discover
Find policies, precedents, benchmarks, and source-linked evidence.
Search the registryRead this step - 02
Review
Evaluate a policy or draft against governance components and Canadian precedents.
Run a policy reviewRead this step - 03
Build
Create an organization-specific first draft with structured questions and evidence.
Open the Policy BuilderRead this step - 04
Practise
Prepare staff for realistic AI pressure moments with Trust Drills.
Try a Trust DrillRead this step - 06
Improve
Use incidents, questions, drills, and new evidence to strengthen governance over time.
Read this step
The four pillars behind the journey
Got AI Policy helps organizations discover what already exists, review what they have, build what they need, practise before incidents happen, and keep their AI governance current as technology and expectations change.
Registry
Start with what Canada has already learned. Explore source-linked policies, compare approaches, and verify findings against original documents.
Open the RegistryPolicy Studio
Turn AI governance evidence into action. Review what you have, build what you need, compare approaches, and keep your governance work moving in one place.
Open the StudioTrust Drills
Practise how staff respond to realistic AI pressure moments before community trust is tested. Free on any phone, no login required.
Try a drillPractitioner Community
Learn from practitioners already doing this work — what shipped, what stalled, and why. Share lessons and evidence with the rest of the sector.
Visit the forumTrust has to be practised before it is tested.
A written policy matters — but policy alone doesn't prepare someone for a convincing deepfake call, a hallucinating chatbot, or a high-pressure vendor pitch. On any device. No login. Nothing stored.
How Canada's biggest cities & capitals are doing on AI policy
A snapshot of the 25 most populous cities plus every provincial and territorial capital, with coverage tiers, leaderboards, and structured insights you can benchmark against.