When using this page:
https://www.tc.gc.ca/eng/acts-regula...-sor96-433.htm
The standards are presented down the right side of the page. In some cases, for example section 5, the standards are presented in a single document (5= airworthiness manual), but I don't know if this is the case for all standards.
Note that the CAR (regulation) states what you must do, and the standard tells you how to do it. The standard is not a regulation, though generally following the standard would be the only way to comply with the regulation. There also may be a lower level of advisory material below the standard, of advisory circulars or staff instructions. Again, though those are not regulations, it may be hard to comply with the CAR without following them.
If you proposed to not comply with a CAR, it is possible to seek an exemption. I have succeeded at this, but it's a big effort.