Questions on the Order Paper  Mr. Speaker, from January 1, 2020, to September 27, 2023, CBC/Radio-Canada asked various social media companies to act on content posted on their platforms that violate copyright of their platform community standards. CBC/Radio-Canada records do not contain the complete

Human Resources committee   of their intellectual and cognitive property and even their copyright rights are potentially at risk. I'm wondering if you could expand on how we protect workers' ideas, skills and experiences?

Human Resources committee  In terms of intellectual property, I think there are some strong recommendations about copyright that need to be effected, and that's going to be a big problem to work out. In terms of privacy laws, it's much more difficult and it concerns the extent to which privacy-protected

Industry committee  Thank you, Mr. Chair. My question is for Mr. Lamb, but the other witnesses can comment if they wish. A few weeks ago in Trois‑Rivières, the Bloc Québécois hosted a conference on AI. A number of people expressed concern that the copyright of creators would not be adequately

Industry committee   an entirely separate process, we are undergoing a Copyright Act review, so these types of conversations are very much alive in Canada and in other jurisdictions as well.

Industry committee  If creators do not have adequate copyright protection, how might cultural and linguistic creativity suffer, especially in Quebec? What measures could be taken to mitigate the potential impact?

Industry committee  How could AIDA draw on international best practices to better protect copyright, while encouraging AI innovation?

International Trade committee   and medium-sized companies versus large companies.... You know, I have trepidation, because a lot of times we'll see large companies trying to corner markets by developing patents, intellectual property, patents pending or copyrights on various pieces in the manufacturing process

Industry committee  Thank you to the member for that great question. The government announced consultations on the link between AI and copyright in order to bring needed clarity to the role of copyright in the age of AI and all sorts of new technologies. The aim is to ensure that creators

Industry committee  That is clear. Switching topics, I want to discuss copyright, especially as it pertains to AI. The government pledged to ensure a modern and innovative market. Copyright in the AI realm opens the door to infinite possibilities and tremendous concerns. How committed are you

Industry committee  I'm not an administrative law expert, but the way a mistrial works, in terms of the deference courts may give to tribunals, is linked to the expertise of a tribunal. Let's say it's the copyright context. It doesn't mean the decisions themselves are always followed. They're

National Security Review of Investments Modernization Act   advancements that are taking place today. That is why we have things such as copyrights and patents. We do not want a company from abroad coming into Canada, buying something and then taking it out of Canada. Canada loses out because of that leading technology that was part of a company

Copyright Act  The House resumed from October 6 consideration of the motion that Bill C‑244, An Act to amend the Copyright Act (diagnosis, maintenance and repair), be read the third time and passed.

Copyright Act  moved that Bill C-244, An Act to amend the Copyright Act (diagnosis, maintenance and repair), be read the third time and passed. Mr. Speaker, I am very honoured to rise in this House today to speak on my private member’s bill, Bill C-244, an act to amend the Copyright Act

Copyright Act   return at third reading. It is not common in the House to find legislation that all parties can come together on and, for the most part, we agree on the principles of the bill, so I send my congratulations to the member. Bill C-244 seeks to amend the Copyright Act to allow