🇨🇦 Canada · AI Risk Register
A structured AI risk register delivered in two formats — Excel (.xlsx) for live editing inside your risk-management workflow, and Word (.docx) of the same register for board sign-off. Both contain the same sector-specific AI risks, 5×5 likelihood × impact scoring, mitigations per risk, named owners, and regulatory cross-references.
The output is anchored on the regulations that apply to AI deployments in CA. The top frameworks cited:
LAPSED — Bill C-27 (including CPPA) died when Parliament prorogued 6 January 2025 and has not been reintroduced. Do NOT cite CPPA as active or pending law. Cite PIPEDA instead.
LAPSED — Bill C-27 (including AIDA) died when Parliament prorogued 6 January 2025 and has not been reintroduced. Do NOT cite AIDA as active or pending law. Cite PIPEDA and OPC voluntary AI guidance instead.
Organisations must obtain meaningful consent before collecting personal information, limit collection to stated purposes, implement safeguards appropriate to the sensitivity of the information, and cooperate with OPC investigations.
Organisations using personal information to render a decision based exclusively on automated processing must inform the affected individual, who may then request human review and present observations to have the decision reconsidered.
You select jurisdiction, industry, and risk appetite. The tool produces a register pre-populated with 12 to 18 AI risks relevant to your sector — each already scored on a 5×5 matrix with suggested mitigations.
You receive the same register in both .xlsx and .docx formats: the spreadsheet for live editing and ongoing risk-committee work, and the Word document for paper sign-off and board appendices. Add organisation-specific risks, adjust scores, assign owners, and set review cadence — the starting point is a credible draft, not a blank template.
$29 · one-time — answer a 6-question intake (including jurisdiction = CA), and download your tailored document immediately.
Generate Risk Register →Also available framed for your sector → see industry-specific pages