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As much as Q1 is tax season, it's also the time when we all try to jump back into fitness. Finding the right fit that will get results and keep you motivated are key.

Using, developing, and distributing open source software can help stimulate innovation, harness collective expertise, and promote interoperable programs and standards

The Ontario Court of Appeal's decision in Nexus Solutions Inc. v Krougly, 2026 ONCA 199, provides helpful insights into the application of section 13(3) of the Copyright Act (the Act).

What happens to the copyright of your works when you die? After a lifetime of creative output, artists, authors, musicians and other creators alike may wish to think about the legacy they are leaving behind.

The last few years have seen an increase in the number of decisions from the Federal and Ontario courts addressing contempt of court in copyright disputes.

Posada used a computer program developed by a third-party to build an interface so that the software could be used on microcomputers. This was called "Ceres".

The intellectual property issues surrounding social media influencer aesthetics have recently received attention in the United States...

On October 29, Canada's federal government tabled a second budget implementation bill that included a number of provisions relating to intellectual property, including a few proposed amendments

Our predecessors have always been collectors. Hunter-gatherers survived in harsh climates by collecting stone axes, arrow- heads, animal furs and the like.

Can Canadian Courts Issue Site-Blocking Orders? Prior to last Friday, it would have been unprecedented.

The Government of Canada plans to invest $85.3 million in the IP Strategy over the next five years.

There is no border mechanism under the current system, nor can information on suspicious shipments be shared with brand owners.

Bill C-8, the Combating Counterfeit Products Act passed third reading and received Royal Assent on December 9, 2014.

In this four-part article series, we consider the various stages of a commercial transaction for which intellectual property assets are the essence of the transaction.

With the report of the Legislative Committee on Bill C-11 (the "Bill") to the House of Commons on March 15, 2012, it looks like the government’s much-debated Copyright Modernization Act is well on its way to becoming the law of Canada.

The rapid advancement of generative artificial intelligence ("AI") has ushered in a new era of innovation, but it has also raised significant legal and ethical questions, particularly concerning copyright infringement.

This fall the Federal government will undertake a mandated review of the Copyright Act.

While 2013 was not a seminal year for Canadian copyright cases when compared to 2012, there were certainly some memorable decisions which provide a worthwhile read by any standards.