Tuesday, March 31, 2026 · Archive
Canada sees significant strides in AI funding and policy engagement today.
With the federal government receiving 65 submissions through its People’s Consultation on AI, stakeholder engagement in AI policy is gaining momentum. Meanwhile, NGen has announced an impressive $79.5 million in funding for new AI projects aimed at enhancing Canadian manufacturing competitiveness.
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Key Developments
- NGen's $79.5 million funding will support AI initiatives that position Canadian manufacturers to compete on a global scale.
- The People’s Consultation on AI is a critical step towards shaping national AI policy, eliciting 65 submissions from various stakeholders.
- ThinkLabs secured $28 million USD in Series A funding to develop AI solutions for managing power grid demands, highlighting the intersection of AI and energy infrastructure.
- A consortium including experts from NVIDIA and NASA has been formed through AXL to leverage global AI expertise for Canadian venture creation.
- Provincial courts in Canada are increasingly taking the initiative on AI-related legal decisions, signaling a shift in regulatory focus.
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