Copyright Information
Model Policy on Copyright
for Libraries
CLA Copyright Grassroots
Advocacy Kit
CLA Copyright Statements
From 2013
From 2012
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IFLA-EIFL-CLA
Statement on Copyright Limitations and Exceptions for Libraries
and Archives at SCCR 25 (November 2012,  , 168 KB)
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WIPO Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights (16-25 July
2012)
- CLA
Statement on Education
(orally presented 19 July 2012) (, 100 KB)
- CLA
first Statement on a treaty for Visually Impaired People
(orally presented 21 July 2012) (, 100 KB)
- CLA
second Statement on a treaty for Visually Impaired
People
(orally presented 25 July 2012) (, 100 KB)
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CLA
Statement on Licenses with Access Copyright in Post-Secondary
Institutions
(June 2012, 253 KB)
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CLA
response to government consultation on WIPO Intergovernmental Committee
on Intellectual Property and Genetic Resources, Traditional Knowledge
and Folklore (June 2012, 328 KB)
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CLA comments on potential intellectual property aspects
of the Trans Pacific Partnership
(February 2012, 53 KB)
- CLA proposed technical amendment to Bill C-11
(February 2012, 140 KB)
- Amendements techniques proposés par l'ACB au projet
de loi C-11 (February 2012, 150 KB)
From 2011
From 2010
From 2009
From 2008
CLA Work on
Copyright before 2008
- Copyright
Letter to Ministers Verner, Prentice (September 25,
2007)
- Copyright
Resolution at the 2007 Annual General Meeting (May 26,
2007)
- Response
to CLA Open letter to Access Copyright Regarding Captain Copyright of
July 28, 2006 (August 9, 2006)
- CLA
Open Letter to Access Copyright Regarding Captain
Copyright (July 28, 2006)
- Letter
to the Minister of Industry & Minister of Canadian Heritage and
Status of Women Regarding Copyright Legislation (June 8,
2006)
- Protecting
the Public Interest: Information for the Canadian library and
information community on Bill C-60
(Canadian Library Association, January 2006) CLA's position on Bill
C-60
- Stephen
Abram's letter to the Ministers of Industry and Canadian
Heritage (April 21, 2005)
- CLA
Submission to the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage on the Section
92 Review of the Copyright Act (September 2003)
- Copyright
Protection in Unpublished Works: Final Report (April 23, 2002) -
Wanda Noel
This report was endorsed by the Canadian Library Association.
- Public
Access to Information Threatened by Copyright
Inaction (July 19, 2001)
- Discussion
Paper on Digital Copyright Issues (June 2001)
The Copyright Forum, including the Canadian Library Association.
- Regulations
Related to Bill C-32 Library Exceptions and Parallel
Importation (June 22, 1997)
- Position
Statements: Copyright (November 5, 1995)
- Position
Statements: Buying Around (June 15, 1978)
Copyright Law, Recent Copyright Bills and
some recent Case Law
Recent Case Law
International Copyright
Treaties and Interpretations
- WIPO
Copyright Treaty
World Intellectual Property Organization
- WIPO
Performances and Phonograms Treaty
World Intellectual Property Organization
- Berne
Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic
Works,
Paris Act of July 24, 1971. As Amended on September 28, 1979.
World Intellectual Property Organization
- Universal
Copyright Convention as Revised at Paris on 24 July 1971
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
- Multilateral
Agreement on Investment (MAI) Homepage
Organization for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD)
- Legal
Opinion on National Reservations to the MAI
by Barry Appleton LL.B, L.L.M, Appleton & Associates
(1997).
Appleton & Associates, International lawyers based in Toronto and
New York, offer legal answers to questions about Reservation Statements
made by national governments on International Treaties, as well as
specific answers to the question of how Canada's reservations to the MAI
might be interpreted by an international tribunal. Focuses on Canada's
concerns about the MAI's effect on Canadian healthcare, public
education, childcare, social services, culture, and environment. Points
out areas where the federal government's reservations are unclear,
lacking, and/or their measures, in the form of country-specific
"exceptions," fail to provide adequate government policy protection
against certain MAI obligations.
- Is
the WTO/TRIPS Agreement User-Friendly?
Prepared by Myra J. Tawfik January 30, 2005
Final Report to the International Trade Treaties Committee of the
Canadian Library Association
- An
Assessment of the Impact of the General Agreement on Trade and Services
on Policy, Programs and Law Concerning Public Sector
Libraries
Steven Shrybman May 2001
Prepared for the CLA, CAUT, CARL, OLA, SLA, MLA, BCLA, LAA, NLC and
Industry Canada
Recent Access Copyright Tariffs,
Tariff Applications
and Court Cases Related to Access Copyright Tariffs
Access Copyright
Collective and Performing
Rights Societies
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