Confidential polygraph examinations conducted by examiners trained to APA standards and protocols in professional office environments across Canada. All-inclusive pricing in Canadian dollars, detailed written reports, and results you can trust.
All prices in Canadian dollars (CAD). All-inclusive — booking fee, examination, pre-test assessment, and a fully detailed written report. Only a $100 deposit required upfront.
1601 King St. East, Hamilton, ON L8K 1T5
Serves the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), Hamilton, Niagara Region, Kitchener-Waterloo, and surrounding Ontario communities.
3221 Highway 440 West, Suite 222, Laval, QC H7P 5P2
Serves Laval, Montréal, Longueuil, South Shore, North Shore, and surrounding Québec communities. English and French examinations available.
All-inclusive means all-inclusive. No hidden fees, no travel surcharges, no report fees. The price you see is the price you pay. Only a $100 CAD deposit is needed to secure your appointment.
Canadians from all walks of life rely on our professional polygraph services.
Confidential lie detector testing for individuals, couples, businesses, and legal professionals at our Hamilton and Laval locations.
Your complete journey from booking to receiving results.
Choose Hamilton or Laval, select your date and time. Only $100 deposit.
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Examiner reviews the process and agrees the 3 test questions with you.
Each question repeated 3+ times for accuracy. Comfortable, private environment.
Detailed written report with clear pass/fail results, sent securely to you.
While polygraph evidence is generally not admissible in Canadian courts following the Supreme Court of Canada ruling in R. v. Béland (1987), polygraph testing remains one of the most widely used investigative and verification tools across the country. Canadian polygraph examiners operate under the same rigorous APA (American Polygraph Association) standards used internationally, ensuring consistent quality, validated methodologies, and reliable results across all provinces.
The RCMP uses polygraphs as part of its Enhanced Reliability Screening (ERS) for all applicants seeking positions involving classified information. Polygraph is mandatory for regular members and civilian employees in sensitive roles. Beyond recruitment, RCMP investigators use polygraph testing as an investigative aid in criminal investigations across Canada, helping assess the credibility of suspects, witnesses, and victims.
CSIS uses polygraph testing as a critical component of its security screening. All prospective employees are required to undergo polygraph examination as part of their Top Secret security clearance assessment, focusing on personal history, foreign contacts, loyalty, and potential vulnerabilities.
Canada’s signals intelligence agency requires polygraph testing for personnel with access to cryptographic materials, signals intelligence, and cyber defence operations. CSE examinations assess candidates for unreported foreign contacts, financial vulnerabilities, and undisclosed criminal activity.
CBSA uses polygraph testing in internal investigations and enhanced security screening for sensitive positions. Investigators also use polygraph when investigating allegations of corruption, smuggling facilitation, or collusion involving agency personnel.
Forces including OPP, Sûreté du Québec, Toronto Police, Peel Regional Police, and SPVM use polygraphs as investigative aids in serious criminal cases and in their recruitment process for new officers.
CSC and the Parole Board of Canada use polygraph as part of Post-Conviction Sex Offender Testing (PCSOT) to monitor compliance, verify treatment participation, and assess risk levels for offenders on conditional release.
The majority of polygraph tests in Canada are commissioned by private individuals, lawyers, and businesses. Canadian lawyers increasingly recommend testing to support criminal defence strategies, influence Crown prosecutors’ decisions, and assist in plea negotiations. Individuals use polygraph for infidelity, false accusations, theft, custody disputes, and trust verification.
The Supreme Court of Canada decision in R. v. Béland [1987] 2 SCR 398 established that polygraph evidence is generally inadmissible in Canadian courts. However, this applies specifically to presenting results as evidence in trial proceedings. It does not prohibit use as an investigative tool, a condition of employment, or a component of correctional supervision programs.
Defence lawyers routinely commission polygraph examinations to assess client credibility, influence Crown prosecution decisions, support bail applications, provide leverage in plea negotiations, and assist in sentencing submissions.
For workplace matters, each province has its own privacy legislation and employment standards. Ontario, Québec, British Columbia, and Alberta each have distinct frameworks governing when and how employers may use polygraph testing.
Polygraph results are generally not admissible as trial evidence in Canada — but remain widely used in police investigations, security clearances, parole supervision, employment screening, and private disputes.
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Every examiner graduated from an APA-, BPS-, or EPA-approved polygraph school and conducts tests to APA standards and protocols. No trainees, no unqualified operators.
Five-step screening for credentials, experience, ethics, equipment standards, and ongoing performance.
Private, climate-controlled offices, appointment only. Results shared only with you. No branded vehicles.
Booking fee, examination, pre-test assessment, and detailed report all included. No hidden costs.
Digital polygraph instruments with validated, evidence-based methodologies and countermeasure detection.
The polygraph is the only validated truth verification technology. We reject voice stress, apps, and eye-tracking.
Discounted rates for couples and group examinations at both Canadian locations.
Both partners tested separately and privately in the same session. Ideal for resolving trust issues or addressing relationship disputes.
Multiple examinees tested individually in succession. Perfect for workplace investigations, insurance claims, or legal matters.
Real feedback from clients at our Hamilton and Laval locations.
“Professional from start to finish. The examiner at the Hamilton office explained everything clearly and made me feel completely at ease. The venue was private and comfortable, and I had my results the same day.”
“Booked online and had confirmation within minutes. The Laval office was easy to find and the examiner spoke both English and French. Complete respect and discretion throughout.”
“My lawyer recommended this service for a false accusation case. The Hamilton team was incredibly professional, and the detailed report was exactly what we needed. Highly recommend to anyone in Ontario.”
“Used them for a workplace investigation at our Montréal-area office. The examiner came to our Laval location and conducted everything with full confidentiality. Detailed report delivered same day.”
In-depth articles on polygraph law, privacy regulations, and best practices specific to Canada.
Explore the reasons Canadians commission private polygraph examinations — from infidelity and false accusations to legal defence and workplace disputes.
A comprehensive guide covering Ontario’s statutory ban, PIPEDA, Alberta and BC’s PIPA, Québec’s privacy legislation, and how each province regulates employer use of polygraph testing.
How the RCMP, CSIS, CSE, CBSA, provincial police, and correctional services use polygraph testing for recruitment screening, investigations, and offender management.
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Research-backed guides to help you understand polygraph testing.
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Everything you need to know before booking a polygraph test in Canada.
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