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Did educators show their real cards to Parliament?
As Canada’s professional creators wait to see how this controversial reform of the Copyright Act will play out once it is active law, we are getting a rather depressing preview of the most likely outcome.
The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright
Heritage Minister James Moore, right, pictured in this file photo with Canadian musician Jim Cuddy of Blue Rodeo, on the Hill. Bill C-11, the Copyright Modernization Act, is awaiting royal assent, having passed through both the House and the Senate.
TORONTO—Bill C-11, the Copyright Modernization Act, received royal assent in late June. As Canada’s professional creators wait to see how this controversial reform of the Copyright Act will play out once it is active law, we are getting a rather depressing preview of the most likely outcome.
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Did educators show their real cards to Parliament?
As Canada’s professional creators wait to see how this controversial reform of the Copyright Act will play out once it is active law, we are getting a rather depressing preview of the most likely outcome.
The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright
Heritage Minister James Moore, right, pictured in this file photo with Canadian musician Jim Cuddy of Blue Rodeo, on the Hill. Bill C-11, the Copyright Modernization Act, is awaiting royal assent, having passed through both the House and the Senate.
TORONTO—Bill C-11, the Copyright Modernization Act, received royal assent in late June. As Canada’s professional creators wait to see how this controversial reform of the Copyright Act will play out once it is active law, we are getting a rather depressing preview of the most likely outcome.
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