veille Product, Coverage
Regulatory Coverage

Fifteen frameworks. 146 obligations. Every article encoded.

Veille's coverage is built article by article, not by summarizing frameworks into checklists. Each obligation is mapped to a specific article, a specific penalty, and a specific set of conditions that determine compliance.

Privacy (5)Law 25, PIPEDA, BC & AB PIPA, PHIPA
Financial & prudential (4)AMF, OSFI E-23, OSFI B-13, CSA/CIRO
Public sector & rights (6)EU AI Act, TBS Directive, Bill 149, Bill 194, ISED Code, Human Rights AI
Obligations encoded146 total

Frameworks

Tier 1, active SLA. Tier 2, encoded and monitored.

Framework Jurisdiction Status Key deadline Obligations Penalty
Law 25
Loi modernisant les dispositions législatives en matière de protection des renseignements personnels
QC In force Sept. 2024 (fully) 23 $25M or 4%
OSFI E-23
Enterprise-Wide Model Risk Management Guideline
Federal Compliance: May 2027 May 1, 2027 15 Supervisory
EU AI Act
Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 on Artificial Intelligence
EU In force (Annex III: 2 Dec 2027) 2 Dec 2027 (Annex III, deferred from 2 Aug 2026, Digital Omnibus) 10 €35M or 7%
Bill 149
Working for Workers Four Act, 2024, ESA s. 8.4 (AI use in publicly advertised job postings)
ON In force Jan. 1, 2026 1 $100K
Bill 194
Strengthening Cyber Security and Building Trust in the Public Sector Act (obligations encoded as provisional drafts pending regulation)
ON Standards pending TBD by regulation 3 TBD
TBS Directive
Directive on Automated Decision-Making (Treasury Board of Canada)
Federal In force In force since Apr. 2019 (full compliance Apr. 2020) 8 Administrative
AMF Québec
Autorité des marchés financiers, Guideline on the Use of AI (Québec financial institutions). The provincial financial regulator, distinct from federal OSFI.
QC Effective May 1, 2027 May 1, 2027 (guideline) 8 AMP up to $2M/day (Bill 92)
PIPEDA
Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (federal private-sector privacy)
CA In force In force 13 $100K (penal)
BC PIPA
Personal Information Protection Act (British Columbia)
BC In force In force 12 $100K (org.)
AB PIPA
Personal Information Protection Act (Alberta), with mandatory breach notification
AB In force In force 11 $100K (org.)
PHIPA
Personal Health Information Protection Act, 2004 (Ontario health information)
ON In force In force 8 $1M / $200K
OSFI B-13
Guideline B-13, Technology and Cyber Risk Management (federally regulated financial institutions)
Federal In force In force 8 Supervisory
CSA / CIRO
Canadian Securities Administrators and CIRO expectations on the use of AI by registrants
CA In force In force 12 Disciplinary
ISED Code
Voluntary Code of Conduct on Advanced Generative AI Systems (federal, voluntary)
CA In force (voluntary) In force 8 Voluntary
Human Rights AI
Canadian Human Rights Act and provincial codes applied to algorithmic discrimination
CA In force In force 6 Orders + damages

AMF Québec is fully encoded: its 8 obligations are anchored verbatim to the official AMF texts. The AMF guideline takes effect May 1, 2027, so those obligations are marked as effective on that date and do not count toward a system's current compliance score until then, the same way any not-yet-in-force obligation is treated.

Methodology

How we encode obligations.

01
Article-level, not framework-level
Each obligation is a discrete unit: a specific article, a specific requirement, a specific set of evidence needed to satisfy it. We do not summarize frameworks into broad categories.
02
Penalties attached to every obligation
The maximum penalty associated with each article is encoded alongside the obligation. The compliance dashboard shows the cumulative maximum exposure across all open gaps, as a prioritization signal, not a scare tactic.
03
Updated within 4 hours of regulatory changes
When a regulation is amended, a new obligation is added, or an interpretation is published by a supervisory authority, the affected obligations are updated and all registered systems are re-evaluated automatically.
04
Legal review for material changes
Significant regulatory changes pass through a structured legal review workflow before being encoded: human legal judgment, never the agent alone. A partnership with an external Canadian AI/privacy law firm is in formalization (Q3 2026) to anchor this review.

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