Canadian Intellectual Property Law

This book offers a comprehensive and accessible guide to the core areas of intellectual property law in Canada—copyright, patent, and trademark. Designed for students, legal professionals, and policy makers, this textbook integrates key Canadian statutes with landmark case law to provide a clear understanding of the legal landscape.
Intellectual Property law in Canada , part of a global comparative guide providing insight into the law around patents, designs, trademarks, copyrights, trade dress, right of publicity, trade secrets and moral rights.
General & Introductory Books
This guide provides intellectual property law resources . This publication, prepared under the aegis of the WIPO Creative Heritage Project by two external consultants, offers legal information and compiles practical experiences on the management of intellectual property for cultural institutions whose collections comprise traditional cultural expressions. It seeks to respond directly to the ...
Canada's Intellectual Property Strategy How and why the government will provide businesses with access to the best possible IP resources .

IP Central
Learn about intellectual property in Canada . Find educational resources , local IP support and upcoming CIPO events and webinars.
Official-source overview of the Canada intellectual property system, filing authorities, available rights, and related IIPLA guide pages.

Intellectual property law Canada
Learn about intellectual property law in Canada including trademarks, patents and commercialization. Safeguard your innovations and ideas effectively.
Despite the above shortcomings in the labour theory justification for intellectual property laws , it remains persuasive throughout many jurisdictions, including Canada .

Doing Business in Canada
Intellectual property Today's economy is driven by innovation and the proper protection of innovation is vital. This chapter of Doing Business in Canada provides an overview of Canada's intellectual property regime in five key areas: copyright, industrial designs, patents, trademarks and the enforcement of IP rights.
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Several general principles are important for effective protection of intellectual property (IP) rights in Canada . First, it is crucial to develop an overall intellectual property strategy to protect your IP rights. Second, IP is protected differently in Canada than in the United States, and the scope of protection is different. Third, intellectual property rights must be registered and ...