Canadian jurisdictions continue to relax social distancing measures and take steps towards resuming operations while maintaining safe practices. This post provides an update on the status of the courts across Canada.
We will continue to provide updates as matters progress.
Please see our updated version of this article, published July 10, 2020.
Update – Response from Canadian Courts to COVID-19
As many Canadian jurisdictions begin to relax certain social distancing measures, it is time for an update on the status
Please see our updated version of this article, published July 10, 2020.
As a further update to our post earlier this week, the Federal Court and British Columbia Supreme Court issued updated notices, and Quebec has extended its declaration of
Please see our updated version of this article, published July 10, 2020.
An Update on the Response from Canadian Courts to COVID-19
We are now more than a month in to social distancing measures, and it is time for an
Please see our updated version of this article, published July 10, 2020.
We know you have a lot to think about and plan right now and over the next few weeks. You can rely on us to keep your intellectual
Over the past year the House Heritage Committee has been preparing its Shifting Paradigms report which was released in May 2019. The report considers and discusses some of the current challenges and possible solutions pertaining to the ecosystem in which artists work. It also speaks to reinvigorating copyright in Canada. This report is of interest to a broad scope of people including members of the art scene such as musicians and publishers to those in digital media and tech industries.
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