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National FAQs >CASL – Canada Anti-Spam Legislation >CASL – Timelines

CASL – Timelines

There are two very important “beginning and ending” timelines that all registered charities and not-for-profit organizations need to keep in mind.

1. July 2, 2014: Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation comes into force and consent to send commercial electronic messages must be obtained; and
2. July 1, 2017: the transition period for implied consent to receiving commercial electronic messages ends.

In between? There are a number of other important timelines to observe. See the Timelines Checklist for help with this.
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This page was last updated in June, 2014.

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