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   Trademark news such as Goods and Services Manual updates, new consultations, new practice notices, office procedure updates and any What's New announcements by CIPO's Trademarks Branch or the Trademarks Opposition Board.

3. ised-isde.canada.ca › site › canadian-intellectualNotices and updates - Canada

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   The Trademarks Office and Trademarks Opposition Board are launching a new online service called the Trademark Document Retrieval Service (TDRS) and will soon begin to send Office correspondence electronically.

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5. www.canadiancharitylaw.ca › blog › beware-ofBeware of trademark scams circulating around Canada

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   Nov 14, 2024 · November 4, 2024. Members of the public are being targeted in phishing attempts by fraudulent individuals and companies requesting payments to prevent ‘threats’ to their trademarks. CPATA licensees are encouraged to share this article with their trademark clients. CPATA continues to receive and act on a number of expressions of concern ...

6. www.ic.gc.ca › opic-cipo › tmjTrademarks Journal

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   The Journal is available in PDF format and can be downloaded free of charge and viewed and printed with Adobe Acrobat Reader. The Journal is also available in a printable HTML format as an alternate official version that contains a search function to narrow and customize the content.

7. millerthomson.com › en › insightsSignificant changes to Canadian trademark proceedings and ...

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   Sep 19, 2024 · The proposed amendments are targeted at improving the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of Trademarks Opposition Board (“TMOB”) proceedings and allowing for a new way to challenge official marks. The key changes are as follows: 1. Cost Awards in Opposition Proceedings.

8. gowlingwlg.com › en-ca › insights-resourcesFive changes to the latest Canadian trademark law - Gowling WLG

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   Feb 20, 2020 · In this article, we summarize some of the notable legislative, case law, and policy developments with potentially significant impacts on Canadian trademark law, in the months since those amendments entered into force. 1. Amendments to BIA and CCAA to protect licensees of IP rights.

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   How is a trademark determined in Canada?

   • Trademarks are considered on a country-by-country basis, and the Canadian Intellectual Property Office, or CIPO, will make the final determination. Under the new law, Canada’s definition of a trademark will be greatly expanded. In addition to names, logos, and slogans, non-traditional marks may now be registered.

   Canada’s 2019 Trademark Law Changes - “Use” No Longer ... - Gerbe…

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   How do I register a trademark in Canada?

   • To obtain a Canadian trademark registration, you must apply to the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO). A CIPO trademark application will need to be accompanied by the government filing fee ($458.00 in 2024) plus an additional class fee ($139.00 in 2024) for each additional class of goods and services beyond the first.

   Canadian Trademark FAQ - Heer Law

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   How do I Mark a trademark in Canada?

   • Trademark registration in Canada is a matter of federal jurisdiction, governed by the Trade-Marks Act. A trademark that has not yet been registered is often marked with (TM). Only a registered trademark can be marked with (R). More information can be found on this page on proper marking of trademarks in Canada.

   Trademark Information | What is a Trademark Registration & Application?

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   Should a trademark be registered in Canada?

   • Furthermore, registering a trademark with the Canadian Trademarks Office protects rights in that trademark in Canada only. Where an entity is providing wares or services in association with a given trademark in other countries, registration in each of such other countries should be considered.

   Trademark in Canada | Canadian Trademarks | Trademark Application

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   What is a trademark in Canada?

   • What is a trademark? A trademark is a mark that distinguishes goods or services in the marketplace. In Canada, a trademark is either a ‘wordmark’ composed of a word or words, or a ‘design mark’ which is composed of a design with or without words, or in a few rare cases, a ‘distinguishing guise’.

   Trademark Information | What is a Trademark Registration & Application?

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   How do I renew a trademark in Canada?

   • When a trademark in Canada is set to expire, it may be renewed by paying the renewal fee ($555.00 in 2024) plus a class renewal fee ($173.00 in 2024) for each additional class to the Canadian Intellectual Property Office. You or your trademark agent will be sent a notice with a deadline shortly before the renewal date of your trademark.

   Canadian Trademark FAQ - Heer Law

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10. www.osler.com › en › insightsMajor changes to Canadian trademark law and practice coming ...

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    Mar 14, 2019 · The “new” marketplace imposes increased pressure on brand owners to be vigilant in identifying misleading and fraudulent third-party solicitations relating to the acquisition and maintenance of trademark rights and monitoring CIPO filings for potentially conflicting third-party marks.