The Canadian federal government, led by Prime Minister Mark Carney and Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon, has launched an AI strategy focused on job creation, sovereignty, and increased adoption of AI technologies. The strategy outlines several goals and is structured around six pillars, including protecting Canadians and empowering them. However, it raises concerns as it lacks detailed safety measures to protect citizens from potential AI risks, particularly for children. While there are proposals for new consumer privacy legislation and modernization of safety laws, specifics on implementation are unclear. Carney has stressed the importance of developing sovereign AI infrastructure to reduce reliance on foreign entities. The strategy includes initiatives such as building a world-leading supercomputer and expanding sovereign data centers. Furthermore, Canada plans to enhance collaboration through the newly formed Sovereign Technology Alliance with Germany, aiming to strengthen AI partnerships with trusted allies. More details are expected to follow regarding the implementation of this strategy.