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Crown copyright: Will the third time be the charm?

  • Not all Canadians have felt the chill of unnecessary copyright controls over government works. But those who have are usually left shaking their heads,
Opinion | BY AMANDA WAKARUK | November 4, 2021
Now is the time for the Innovation Minister François-Philippe Champagne, from left, Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez, and the President of the Treasury Board Mona Fortier, to work together to fix the Copyright Act, writes Amanda Wakaruk. The Hill Times photographs by Andrew Meade

Crown copyright: Will the third time be the charm?

Opinion | BY AMANDA WAKARUK | November 4, 2021
  • Not all Canadians have felt the chill of unnecessary copyright controls over government works. But those who have are usually left shaking their heads,

Crown copyright: Will the third time be the charm?

Opinion | BY AMANDA WAKARUK | November 4, 2021
  • Not all Canadians have felt the chill of unnecessary copyright controls over government works. But those who have are usually left shaking their heads,
Now is the time for the Innovation Minister François-Philippe Champagne, from left, Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez, and the President of the Treasury Board Mona Fortier, to work together to fix the Copyright Act, writes Amanda Wakaruk. The Hill Times photographs by Andrew Meade

Crown copyright: Will the third time be the charm?

  • Not all Canadians have felt the chill of unnecessary copyright controls over government works. But those who have are usually left shaking their heads,
Opinion | BY AMANDA WAKARUK | November 4, 2021
Now is the time for the Innovation Minister François-Philippe Champagne, from left, Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez, and the President of the Treasury Board Mona Fortier, to work together to fix the Copyright Act, writes Amanda Wakaruk. The Hill Times photographs by Andrew Meade

Crown copyright: Will the third time be the charm?

Opinion | BY AMANDA WAKARUK | November 4, 2021
  • Not all Canadians have felt the chill of unnecessary copyright controls over government works. But those who have are usually left shaking their heads,

Crown copyright: Will the third time be the charm?

Opinion | BY AMANDA WAKARUK | November 4, 2021
  • Not all Canadians have felt the chill of unnecessary copyright controls over government works. But those who have are usually left shaking their heads,
Now is the time for the Innovation Minister François-Philippe Champagne, from left, Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez, and the President of the Treasury Board Mona Fortier, to work together to fix the Copyright Act, writes Amanda Wakaruk. The Hill Times photographs by Andrew Meade

Fair dealing is a right, not a privilege

  • This week at schools and campuses across the country, teachers, students, and librarians are celebrating Fair Dealing Week. This annual event increases awareness of
Opinion | BY AMANDA WAKARUK, DAVID ROBINSON | February 27, 2019
Liberal MP Dan Ruimy is chair of the House Industry Committee, which is wrapping up its statutory review of the Copyright Act. No topic received more attention during the study than whether to expand or contract the scope of fair dealing, write David Robinson and Amanda Wakaruk. The Hill Times file photograph

Fair dealing is a right, not a privilege

Opinion | BY AMANDA WAKARUK, DAVID ROBINSON | February 27, 2019
  • This week at schools and campuses across the country, teachers, students, and librarians are celebrating Fair Dealing Week. This annual event increases awareness of

Fair dealing is a right, not a privilege

Opinion | BY AMANDA WAKARUK, DAVID ROBINSON | February 27, 2019
  • This week at schools and campuses across the country, teachers, students, and librarians are celebrating Fair Dealing Week. This annual event increases awareness of
Liberal MP Dan Ruimy is chair of the House Industry Committee, which is wrapping up its statutory review of the Copyright Act. No topic received more attention during the study than whether to expand or contract the scope of fair dealing, write David Robinson and Amanda Wakaruk. The Hill Times file photograph
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