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The 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan Cortina delivered two unforgettable weeks of historic performances, and figure skating once again proved it is one of the event's crown jewels.

The Federal Court of Canada has recently outlined several recommendations to further modernize and improve litigation practice and procedure before the Court.

Standing is an essential element of a claim for copyright infringement. The Federal Court's recent decision in McQuaig v. Enbridge Gas Inc. serves as a reminder that a plaintiff must...

When bringing a claim for copyright infringement, it is incumbent on plaintiffs to show a clear right to sue—either by virtue of a clear title to ownership to or an exclusive ...

As generative AI makes it increasingly difficult to distinguish real from synthetic content, deepfakes pose mounting risks to high-profile figures and brands across sports, entertainment, and franchising.

Can Parallel Importation be Prevented under the Canadian Copyright Act?

Monster Daddy applied to register the trade-mark MONSTER in association with particular wares relating generally to cleaning supplies. Monster Cable opposed the registration.

On March 24, 2005, the Canadian government announced its much-anticipated response to the May 12, 2004, Interim Report on Copyright Reform.

Intellectual property (IP) comes in many forms, including trademarks, copyrights, industrial designs, trade secrets, plant breeders rights, and patents.

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice granted the Defendants motion for summary judgment in respect of the Plaintiff's claims of copyright infringement, theft and negligence.

The ability of a trademark owner to enforce its trademark rights on the Internet frequently depends on establishing jurisdiction.

Venant rajouter une couche à un secteur du litige en propriété intellectuelle en pleine évolution, la Cour fédérale a récemment confirmé dans la décision Arkipelago Architecture Inc. v. Enghouse Systems Limited ...

Companies strive to increase the value of their assets and the revenue earned from those assets.

Our government worked hard to strike the right balance in the Copyright Modernization Act.

C'est dans l'air du temps: le gouvernement du Canada a lancé une consultation publique sur un cadre moderne du droit d'auteur pour l'intelligence artificielle (IA) et l'Internet des objets (IdO) le 16 juillet dernier.

As detailed in Part I of this blog post, despite the fact that Canadian courts have not yet grappled with a case related to copyright and tattoos, the Copyright Act and foreign caselaw...

Alors que la pandémie COVID-19 poursuit sa course interminable, les prolongations de délais à l'Office de la propriété intellectuelle du Canada (OPIC) s'évertuent à la talonner.

The Canadian federal government introduced significant proposed changes to Canada’s Trade-marks Act and, to a lesser extent, its Copyright Act through Bill C-56, which had its first legislative reading on March 1, 2013.