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ARTICLE · 01 MARCH 2022

Trade Secret Protection And Remedies In Canada

Canada has always been a nation of innovators.

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Canada has always been a nation of innovators. From the invention of insulin, the telephone, basketball and the light bulb (Edison bought the patent from the two Canadians) to the development of the pacemaker, the  creation of the space shuttle's robotic arm and its global leadership in AI , Canadian technologies have had a global impact and the protection.Trade secrets has never been more important to companies in Canada and commercial advantage and business opportunities can stand or fall on being the first mover or established player in a competitive market. The innovation ecosystem across Canada is thriving with powerhouse federal and provincial programs that support entrepreneurs with incubators and accelerators embedded within major universities and technology hubs. Innovating companies need a robust system that prevents misuse of a company's valuable trade secrets.

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