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One unnoticed USMCA win: copyright extensions

  • With news of the conclusion of NAFTA 2.0 negotiations dominated by concessions of the supply-managed sector, auto tariffs, and dispute-settlement clauses, one big win
Opinion | BY DANIEL LAFRANCE | October 17, 2018
Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez started in the job in July, amid an ongoing review of Canada’s Copyright Act. The Hill Times file photograph

One unnoticed USMCA win: copyright extensions

Opinion | BY DANIEL LAFRANCE | October 17, 2018
  • With news of the conclusion of NAFTA 2.0 negotiations dominated by concessions of the supply-managed sector, auto tariffs, and dispute-settlement clauses, one big win

One unnoticed USMCA win: copyright extensions

Opinion | BY DANIEL LAFRANCE | October 17, 2018
  • With news of the conclusion of NAFTA 2.0 negotiations dominated by concessions of the supply-managed sector, auto tariffs, and dispute-settlement clauses, one big win
Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez started in the job in July, amid an ongoing review of Canada’s Copyright Act. The Hill Times file photograph

One unnoticed USMCA win: copyright extensions

  • With news of the conclusion of NAFTA 2.0 negotiations dominated by concessions of the supply-managed sector, auto tariffs, and dispute-settlement clauses, one big win
Opinion | BY DANIEL LAFRANCE | October 17, 2018
Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez started in the job in July, amid an ongoing review of Canada’s Copyright Act. The Hill Times file photograph

One unnoticed USMCA win: copyright extensions

Opinion | BY DANIEL LAFRANCE | October 17, 2018
  • With news of the conclusion of NAFTA 2.0 negotiations dominated by concessions of the supply-managed sector, auto tariffs, and dispute-settlement clauses, one big win

One unnoticed USMCA win: copyright extensions

Opinion | BY DANIEL LAFRANCE | October 17, 2018
  • With news of the conclusion of NAFTA 2.0 negotiations dominated by concessions of the supply-managed sector, auto tariffs, and dispute-settlement clauses, one big win
Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez started in the job in July, amid an ongoing review of Canada’s Copyright Act. The Hill Times file photograph
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