Canada's draft national AI strategy, titled 'AI for All', aims to significantly increase the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) across the country while ensuring citizens are equipped with the necessary skills to navigate this technology. The strategy outlines six key pillars, including protecting Canadians from AI risks, promoting business adoption, and establishing a sovereign AI foundation. By 2031, the government plans to create 90,000 AI-related jobs and boost overall AI adoption from 12% to over 50%. A national AI literacy initiative is set to provide free training for all Canadians, aiming to reach one million post-secondary students. The strategy also emphasizes the need for modernized online safety laws and new consumer privacy protections to safeguard citizens, especially children, from potential harms associated with AI. Furthermore, the establishment of a Canadian Tech Growth Fund will support domestic AI firms and enhance Canada's global competitiveness in the AI sector. The draft is still subject to revisions and aims to address the current gaps in AI adoption, particularly among small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).