Ansvar AICanada legal sources in Ansvar
Check a regulation, standard, sector or source type against what is searchable for Canada, with a citation on every answer.
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Legal sources for Canada are searchable
Statute law and sector regulators are listed nationally. Every answer carries a citation to the official source.
- National law
- National statutes, searchable
- Case law
- Canada case law is not listed on this page
- Source terms
- Official statute text, reuse permitted under the Reproduction of Federal Law Order
Using Ansvar, show the legal and regulatory sources available for Canada. Separate national sources from EU-level sources and cite each source.
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Evidence behind the Canada answer
What the public index lists for Canada.
- Searchable nationally
- Statute lawSector regulators
- Source terms
- Official statute text, reuse permitted under the Reproduction of Federal Law Order
Sources and citation details
PIPEDA, s. 10.1 (Justice Laws P-8.6)
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Canadian federal Acts sit in the Justice Laws consolidation under a letter-number code — P-8.6 is the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act — and sections are cited bare, s. 10.1 here for the duty to report a breach of security safeguards to the Privacy Commissioner. Registered regulations keep their registration number instead: the Breach of Security Safeguards Regulations are SOR/2018-64. The gateway resolves the two separately, and the provinces number their statutes their own way on Ontario e-Laws and BC Laws.
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