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Archive for July, 2009
Canada’s Copyright Act amendment consultations continue:
Copyright Consultations Website
Canadians have their say on Copyright Act amendment:
Copyright Consultations – Submissions
Canadians blog about Copyright Act amendment:
Copyright Consultations – Blogs
CIRA warns of phishing scam:
Trade-marks Opposition Board revises s. 45 opposition practices:
New Section 45 Opposition Practice Notice
Trade-marks Office discontinues courtesy letters for co-pending and confusing trade-marks:
Novus claims Shaw engaged in predatory pricing:
Novus Alleges Shaw Predatory Pricing
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