For associations
Give your members a shared Canadian AI governance reference — without maintaining it yourself.
Your members are all asking the same question: "what should our AI policy look like?" You could commission another whitepaper — or you could point them at a living registry that already covers the country and pair it with your own convening power.
What hurts today
- Members expect leadership on emerging governance topics.
- You don't want to publish a static report that's outdated the day it ships.
- Small municipalities can't afford custom consulting.
- You need member-value stories to justify renewal.
- Your policy staff can't personally track every municipal AI policy in Canada.
What becomes possible
- A living, cited reference you can point every member to.
- Bilingual coverage — usable across every province and territory.
- A basis for webinars, workshops, and member briefings.
- Regional and provincial rollups your policy team can quote.
- A partner willing to co-brand or co-promote member education.
How GotAIPolicy.ca helps
Provincial rollups
See the state of AI policy adoption across every province and territory.
Open rollups
Featured cities
Curated case studies your members can adapt.
Case studies
Full registry
Every verifiable municipal AI policy in Canada, with sources.
Open registry
About & partnerships
How we work and how to collaborate on member events.
Learn more
Partner with us on member education: Trust Drills
Trust Drills are short, two-minute phone-first simulations that put municipal staff into the real AI-era pressure they already face — deepfake calls, shadow-AI leaks, too-good vendor pitches. We're keen to work with associations on customer education and content around drills — co-branded webinars, member briefings, and awareness campaigns — to help your members move from written policy to practiced reflex.
Frequently asked questions
Do you partner with municipal associations?
Yes. We work with provincial, regional, and thematic associations on member education, joint briefings, and co-branded material. Reach out through the About page.
Can our members get a group discount?
Association-based bulk arrangements exist. Reach out to discuss membership size and pricing for your context.
Is the content bilingual?
Yes. The interface, the registry summaries, and the FAQ are available in Canadian English and French. AI-generated summaries preserve proper nouns in their official form.
Can we cite Got AI Policy in association communications?
Absolutely — attribution is welcome. Please link to the specific page (registry entry, comparison, or article) so readers can verify the data themselves.
Do you present at member events?
We do — webinars, panels, and small-group briefings. The About page has the contact channel; we scope each engagement to your audience.
What does Got AI Policy cost for an association or membership body?
The registry and comparisons are free — you can point members to entries at no cost. Staff who prepare briefings, cohort reports, or workshops usually work from Pro ($59/month, 14-day free trial) for higher quotas and pooled team seats. Contact us if you'd like to discuss a larger arrangement.
How trustworthy is the data our members would see?
Every registry entry links directly to the public source document on the municipality's own site — a bylaw, staff report, or published policy. We revisit entries on a rolling basis and display the last verification date, so members always see when the record was last checked.
Where should an association start on this site?
Start with a comparison brief across a representative cohort of your members — that gives you the clause pattern to share in a member briefing or webinar. Then curate a shortlist you can update as your members publish new policies.
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