Carney to unveil AI strategy in Toronto as Liberals set to limit debate on crime bill – iPolitics
June 4, 2026
What’s happening on (and off) Parliament Hill, plus the news you need to start your day.
After facing his cross-aisle adversaries from his front-and-centre seat in the chamber yesterday afternoon, Prime Minister Mark Carney is off to Toronto today for the long-awaited reveal of what his office is billing as “Canada’s National Artificial Intelligence Strategy,” which, as per his daily itinerary, will be announced at an undisclosed location somewhere in the city, and will include “new measures to ensure artificial intelligence is developed and adopted safely, securely, and to improve the lives of all Canadians.” (10:45 p.m.)
As Canadian Press notes, the announcement “comes as governments, businesses and civil society navigate the rapid development of machine learning and tools that can process information almost instantly — with varying degrees of accuracy,” and is “expected to address sovereign digital infrastructure, support for Canadian companies, international co-ordination, and training and education for Canadians.”
