Now that Bill C-11, Canada’s Act to Amend the Copyright Act, has undergone its second reading in the House of Commons, it will be subject to two more votes before it likely heads to the Senate and finally to royal assent. Given our current majority Conservative government, this long-impending introduction of a “Canadian DMCA” will finally criminalize the circumvention of digital locks on cultural works, putting us in accord with U.S. legislation that was passed over a decade ago
It is more than a decade since the last reforms to the Copyright Act came into force. While the stat...
Beginning in late 2017, the Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology (INDU Committee) ...
Now that the Supreme Court of Canada has handed down its historic decisions in the pentalogy and Par...
Twenty years ago copyright was an issue that attracted the attention of few people. In the digital a...
This chapter will focus on some of the copyright issues facing Canadian students, teachers, libraria...
The fourth in a series of attempts to amend Canadian copyright was introduced in Parliament in Septe...
Bill C-11 provides for a new exception to infringement for user-generated content (UGC), along with ...
This chapter places the new Canadian copyright bill, Bill C-32, in the context of Canadian copyright...
This chapter examines the potential impact of the proposed fair dealing and anti-circumvention provi...
Canada's Copyright Modernization Act, SC 2012, c 20 received royal assent with P.C. 2012-1392. ...
The enactment of anti-circumvention laws in Canada appears imminent and all but inevitable. This art...
In less than a month Canadian Copyright law has been subjected to an unprecedented series of modific...
Beginning in late 2017, the Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology (INDU Committee) ...
This article appeared in the Edmonton Journal, Calgary Herald and Victoria Times-Colonist.Do you see...
This paper will investigate whether legislation granting protection to TPMs infringes the freedom of...
It is more than a decade since the last reforms to the Copyright Act came into force. While the stat...
Beginning in late 2017, the Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology (INDU Committee) ...
Now that the Supreme Court of Canada has handed down its historic decisions in the pentalogy and Par...
Twenty years ago copyright was an issue that attracted the attention of few people. In the digital a...
This chapter will focus on some of the copyright issues facing Canadian students, teachers, libraria...
The fourth in a series of attempts to amend Canadian copyright was introduced in Parliament in Septe...
Bill C-11 provides for a new exception to infringement for user-generated content (UGC), along with ...
This chapter places the new Canadian copyright bill, Bill C-32, in the context of Canadian copyright...
This chapter examines the potential impact of the proposed fair dealing and anti-circumvention provi...
Canada's Copyright Modernization Act, SC 2012, c 20 received royal assent with P.C. 2012-1392. ...
The enactment of anti-circumvention laws in Canada appears imminent and all but inevitable. This art...
In less than a month Canadian Copyright law has been subjected to an unprecedented series of modific...
Beginning in late 2017, the Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology (INDU Committee) ...
This article appeared in the Edmonton Journal, Calgary Herald and Victoria Times-Colonist.Do you see...
This paper will investigate whether legislation granting protection to TPMs infringes the freedom of...
It is more than a decade since the last reforms to the Copyright Act came into force. While the stat...
Beginning in late 2017, the Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology (INDU Committee) ...
Now that the Supreme Court of Canada has handed down its historic decisions in the pentalogy and Par...