13 tools from the Canadian Law MCP Server, categorised by risk level.
View the Canadian Law policy →about Server metadata, dataset statistics, freshness, and provenance. Call this to verify data coverage, currency, and content basis before relying on re... check_currency Check whether a Canadian statute or provision is currently in force, amended, repealed, or not yet in force. Returns the document status, issued da... format_citation Format a Canadian legal citation per standard conventions. Three formats: "full" (formal, e.g., "Section 5 Personal Information Protection and Elec... get_canadian_implementations Find all Canadian statutes that align with or reference a specific EU directive or regulation. Given an EU document ID (e.g., "regulation:2016/679"... get_eu_basis Get the EU legal basis that a Canadian statute aligns with or references. Canada is not an EU member but certain Canadian laws have EU adequacy or ... get_provision Retrieve the full text of a specific provision (section) from a Canadian federal statute. Specify a document_id (Act title, chapter number, or inte... get_provision_eu_basis Get the EU legal basis for a SPECIFIC provision within a Canadian statute. More granular than get_eu_basis (which operates at the statute level). U... list_sources Returns detailed provenance metadata for all data sources used by this server, including the Justice Laws Website (Department of Justice Canada). U... 2/5 search_eu_implementations Search for EU directives and regulations that have Canadian aligning legislation. Search by keyword, type (directive/regulation), or year range. 2/5 search_legislation Search Canadian federal statutes and regulations by keyword using full-text search (FTS5 with BM25 ranking). Returns matching provisions with docum... 2/5 validate_citation Validate a Canadian legal citation against the database — zero-hallucination check. Parses the citation, checks that the document and provision exi... validate_eu_compliance Check EU alignment status for a Canadian statute or provision. Detects references to repealed EU directives, missing alignment status, outdated ref... The Canadian Law MCP server exposes 13 tools across 2 categories: Read, Execute.
Use Intercept, the open-source MCP proxy. Write YAML rules for each tool — rate limits, argument validation, or deny rules — then run Intercept in front of the Canadian Law server.
Canadian Law tools are categorised as Read (12), Execute (1). Each category has a recommended default policy.
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npx -y @policylayer/intercept