Spring 2026 Partner Session – From Theory to Practice: Using AI in Regulatory Investigations (Replay & Presentation Materials)
Watch the full replay below and access the presentation materials through the “Download” button. As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in regulatory environments, its use in investigations is no longer theoretical, it is operational. This session moved beyond high-level discussions to examine how AI is actively shaping investigative processes and decision-making. Using a practical, case-based […]
January 2026 ED Series – Regulation of AI in Professional Work: Options and Opportunities
As artificial intelligence (AI) proliferates and becomes more integral to the daily work of professionals – and in some cases starts to actually replace human professionals – the regulatory implications of this evolution will require careful monitoring. Calibrated regulatory responses that do not stifle innovation but still serve and protect public and professional interests will […]
Research Project November 2025 Report
Exclusive to CNAR members and produced by CNAR’s Research Program recipient Zubin Austin, this comprehensive report explores regulators’ perspectives on regulation of AI in professional work. Excerpt: “As AI proliferates and becomes more integral to the daily work of professionals – and in some cases starts to actually replace human professionals – the regulatory implications […]
Public Interest Regulation in the Digital Age: Challenges and Opportunities
Presented and recorded at CNAR 2024, this session shares the findings of the research study supported by the inaugural round of funding to CNAR’s Research Program recipients Tracey L. Adams and Kathleen Leslie. The session explores how technological advancements are reshaping professional regulation in Canada and delves into opportunities and challenges posed by digital innovation, […]
Rapport du Projet de Recherche 2024
Exclusivement réservé aux membres de la CNAR, ce rapport complet, produit grâce au financement inaugural du Programme de recherche de la CNAR et rédigé par Tracey L. Adams et Kathleen Leslie, explore comment les avancées technologiques redéfinissent la réglementation professionnelle au Canada. Il examine les opportunités et les défis posés par les innovations numériques telles […]
Research Project 2024 Report
Exclusive to CNAR members and produced with the inaugural round of funding to CNAR’s Research Program recipients Tracey L. Adams and Kathleen Leslie, this comprehensive report explores how technological advancements are reshaping professional regulation in Canada. The report delves into opportunities and challenges posed by digital innovation, including AI, virtual practice, and data analytics, providing […]
CNAR TV: AI and Technology in Professional Regulation
Join us in this episode of CNAR TV as we delve into the transformative impact of AI and technology in professional regulation. Our expert panel discusses the latest innovations, challenges, and opportunities that AI brings to the regulatory landscape. 🔹Discover how AI is transforming professional regulation: from automated assessments to predictive modeling. 🔹Learn about the […]
May 2024 Virtual Discussion: A.I. and Technology
CNAR’s January Virtual Discussion explores issues, challenges, trends, and opportunities regulators and professions are grappling with about the responsible use of A.I. and technology. The following panelists featured: Carole Chatalalsingh, Director of Professional Practice, College of Dietitians of Ontario; Len Polsky, Manager of Legal Technology and Mentorship, Law Society of Alberta; and Manal Kleib, Associate Professor, Faculty of Nursing at the […]
2023: Demystifying AI for Regulatory Leaders
This workshop was held on October 16, 2023 in Vancouver, British Columbia. With rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), the workshop aimed to help regulatory leaders better understand AI and current trends to monitor and explore some key issues and considerations in the application of AI to regulator’s practices and processes and in the […]
International Symposium 2023
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