
First Barometer of AI in HR
in Canada
AI in HR is no longer a futuristic idea: it's already at work in recruitment, training, talent management, and employee experience. Between 60 and 70% of white-collar workers use it. This barometer aims to provide the first picture of its adoption in Canadian organizations, from Quebec to British Columbia and Ontario.
Why this barometer?
For the first time, a structured survey is gathering the perceptions of Canadian HR decision-makers and leaders in order to:
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Identify current and future uses of AI in HR.
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Compare practices by company size and sector.
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Provide a basis for strategic thinking for HR departments.
Who is this survey intended for?
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HR decision-makers (CHROs, HR Directors, VPs of HR, HR Directors, HR and Payroll Managers).
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HR professionals (recruitment, training, talent management, payroll, employee experience, total rewards, health and safety, organizational development, engagement).
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HR consultants (responding with reference to their own company).
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Institutional and academic organizations (responding with reference to their own organization).
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Representatives of HRIS vendors and integrators (responding with reference to their own company).
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All organization sizes, all sectors, and all Canadian provinces are included.
Participate now
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In just 9 minutes, your voice helps shape the first-ever map of AI adoption in HR across Canada.
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Take the survey: Oct 1 – Nov 30, 2025
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Feb 12, 2026: Be the first to discover the results at the TECH HR Innovation Summit, Palais des congrès de Montréal
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Feb 13, 2026: As a thank you, receive the full report for free (download or email).
🟣 Whether you are a decision-maker, HR professional, consultant, academic, or HR tech provider—your contribution is essential.
🟣 Join the voices shaping the future of HR in Canada.
The six sponsors of the first AI Barometer in HR in Canada
Acknowledgments
Thank you to our six sponsors for making this barometer possible, to the scientific committee for its support, and to our partner Parlons RH for its support, enabling us to compare the results for Canada with those for France.
Frequently asked questions about the First AI Barometer in HR in Canada
1- How many questions does the Barometer ask?
28 questions are asked, in French or English, at your convenience.
2- How long does it take to complete?
About 9 minutes.
3- Are the responses confidential?
Yes. The data collected is anonymous. It is analyzed by the NexaHR scientific committee.
4- Will I have access to the results and the report?
Yes, but only if you leave your email address at the end of the questionnaire.
5- Who can respond?
All HR professionals working in Canada, including Canadian expatriates in a division abroad.
6- Can I respond if I work in a province other than Quebec or Ontario?
Yes, all provinces are considered.
7- As a consultant, can I respond?
Yes, if you respond on behalf of your firm as an AI user, and not on behalf of your clients.
8- Can several of us in the HR department complete the survey?
Yes. Responses may vary depending on the job level and function held within HR (Recruitment, Payroll, Compensation, Labor Relations, Talent Management, Health and Safety, Skills Development, etc.).
9. Can I share the survey link with colleagues working in HR?
Yes. Any HR professional, organizational practitioner, or consultant can respond.
10. For any other questions or comments, please contact us using this contact form.
Thank you for your participation.
About the organizer of this AI in HR Barometer initiative in Canada:
NexaHR initiated this survey and will be the author of the report.
NexaHR specializes in providing strategic support to organizations seeking to modernize their HR technology ecosystem with current and emerging capabilities to improve efficiency, improve the quality of business decisions, and enhance their experience.









