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Global brand expansion: Why Canadian trademark owners should consider whether international registration is right for them

Until just a few years ago, most Canadian brand owners doing business abroad had limited options for protecting their trademarks outside of Canada. They were obliged to file separate applications in each country of interest,...more

Yes, CIPO really will be writing to your client instead of to you

If you filed a Madrid application on behalf of your client, and designated Canada, you should have received a “Courtesy Letter” from the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) advising you as follows...more

Where is my CIPO mail? What to know about Canadian correspondence for Madrid Applications

A little over a month has passed since Canada acceded to the Madrid Protocol. The moment was historic, with the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) being the first office to allow trademark applicants to use the...more

It’s the final countdown: Top 10 changes to Canada’s trademark law on June 17th

After five years of anticipation, sweeping changes to Canada’s trademark law will finally come into force on June 17, 2019. The changes, which are substantial, have been canvassed in previous IP Updates. The following briefly...more

Peering over the neighbours’ fence: key differences in trademark laws between Canada and the U.S.

As trade talks between Canada and the United States dominate the headlines, it is hard to ignore the strong economic ties between these neighbouring nations. For example, the total volume of goods exported from the U.S. in to...more

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