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Navigating Canada’s developing AI regulatory framework: What you need to know

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As artificial intelligence, and generative AI in particular, becomes an indispensable technology for companies and consumers, legal professionals must be ready to advise their clients or business on the fast changing legal and regulatory environment governing the use of AI and the business and litigation risks of deploying and adopting this technology.

Through a panel discussion featuring the perspectives of Practical Law subject matter experts, and a senior in-house lawyer, this webinar will cover some of the developing legal framework on AI use in Canada and the legal issues to navigate in this fast-moving area.

Topics include:

Current position in Canada on AI regulation and how the regulatory framework is evolving.
Data protection and employment law issues to consider when deploying and adopting AI, including generative AI.
Managing liability and risk when using AI systems.
Current market practice and what is on the horizon in 2025.

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Speakers

Marc Flynn

Managing Director, Legal at

CPP Investments | Investissements RPC

Marc is an experienced corporate/commercial lawyer specializing in complex technology and data engagements, with expertise in AI, and data and information protection, management, and governance.

Marc focuses on data and information management at CPP Investments, including AI enablement and governance across the fund, and is responsible for designing and implementing management and governance frameworks for enterprise data to support the fund's investment activities across asset classes.

Jacqueline Lund

Sr. Specialist Legal Editor, Practical Law

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Jacqueline Lund joined the Practical Law Employment law team from Big Lots Canada Inc., where she was an in-house counsel for two years, before the company’s departure from Canada.

Previously, Jacqueline practised for 19 years at the boutique labour and employment law firm of Mathews, Dinsdale and Clark LLP, where she was a partner specializing in employment law, with a particular emphasis on wrongful dismissal, human rights, employment contracts, injunctions, and occupational health and safety.

Jacqueline has significant motion and trial experience, and has appeared before all levels of the Ontario courts and many employment-related tribunals.

David Noseworthy

Sr. Specialist Legal Editor, Practical Law

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David Noseworthy joined Practical Law Canada from a private consulting practice, where he advised on e-discovery matters. Previously, he was an associate at Blake Cassels & Graydon LLP, where he acted in a broad variety of civil matters, including class actions, contract disputes, construction, insurance, fraud, and product liability actions. He also practised at Wagner Sidlofsky LLP, a boutique focusing on estate and commercial litigation.

David has significant trial, application, and motion experience before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, and has appeared before the Ontario Court of Appeal, the Federal Court, and the Federal Court of Appeal.

Candice Teitlebaum

Sr. Specialist Legal Editor, Practical Law

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Candice Teitlebaum Kelamis joined Practical Law from Corus Entertainment Inc. (formerly Shaw Media Inc. and Canwest Broadcasting) where she was Director, Legal Counsel responsible for data privacy and technology matters. While at Shaw Media, Candice also advised its parent company, Shaw Communications Inc., on enterprise-wide data privacy and cybersecurity matters.

She previously was an associate in the Corporate/Commercial group at Aird & Berlis LLP advising on data privacy, mergers and acquisitions and general corporate matters. Candice regularly speaks on data privacy and cybersecurity issues.

Stephanie Wanke

Sr. Specialist Legal Editor, Practical Law

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Stephanie Wanke joined Practical Law Canada after practicing as a partner with Miller Thomson LLP in the area of insolvency and restructuring. She has represented creditors, court officers and debtors in a variety of complex insolvency matters, including CCAA proceedings, receiverships, proposals, bankruptcies and foreclosures. Stephanie continues to be a frequent speaker on insolvency issues. She has been recognized by her peers in Best Lawyers™ in Canada 2020 in the area of insolvency and restructuring.