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The Canadian Intellectual Property Office (the "CIPO") has released the 2020 IP Canada Report on January 26, 2021.

The Canadian Intellectual Property Organization today released for comment their draft regulations designed to implement amendments to the Trademarks Act passed in 2014...

The Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) remains open and in operation, but has advised that we should expect significant delays in all services.

Scott MacKendrick and Andrew McIntosh's article "2023's Procedural Developments in IP Litigation" was published in the Toronto Law Journal.

Dominique Hussey, Jeilah Chan and other trademark experts from around the world offer practical guidance on how to maximize the chances of litigation success in their jurisdiction

In the October/November issue of The Trademark Lawyer magazine, Cynthia Rowden talks about the Canadian Trademarks Act...

On November 2, 2015, the CBSA released an updated version of its D Memorandum on Copyright and Trademarks (D19-4-1).

The Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) recently announced that following public consultation and a pilot project, it has formalized its updated practice regarding...

Canadian intellectual property stakeholders can now learn how to spot scams, see real examples of scams, and report suspicious activity through...

Join François Larose and Christie Bates as they discuss changes affecting the use of trademarks in a language other than French in Québec, their practical effects, and what companies and individuals doing business in...

The 2014 New Year’s resolution of ICANN, divine ruler of the Internet, is to give poor old .com and its 120 million registered domains some back-up. As we speak, ICANN is rolling out hundreds of new gTLDs (generic Top Level Domains) to create an exponential increase in new domain name selection, and consequently, an equivalent increase in domain registrations potentially competitive with your brand

Counsel Karen F. MacDonald contributed "Counsel Comments" featured in the August 2014 issue of Take Five, British Columbia Edition.

When Taylor Swift files trademark applications to protect her brand against AI-generated imitations, it quickly becomes a trending topic. It’s Taylor Swift after all...

As part of Canada's commitment to intellectual property, the National Research Council offers an IP Assist program, including financial support, for qualifying start-ups.

What is intellectual property (IP), and how do you protect it? In this video series, we will explain what IP is, the types of IP your organization may have, and tips and practical considerations to help you protect.

François Larose authors article on amendments to Québec's language laws and the impact on provincial and federally regulated businesses in Québec, published in Landslide magazine, a publication of the American Bar Association.

In the third of four videos from the Canadian Lawyer InHouse View 2017 series...