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Supreme Court of Canada Rules that a Musical Work Within a Video Game Downloaded from the Internet Does Not Attract Additional Royalties

Crowne, Dr. Emir - 2014

In Entertainment Software Association v. Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada, 2012 SCC 34, a … majority of the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that a musical work within a video game downloaded from the Internet does not …

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Teaching Canadian Labour and Employment Law in the Globalized New Economy : Ruminations of an Aging Neophyte

Archibald, Bruce P. - 2012

institutions in that field operate. I also keep up connections with members of the labour relations community across Canada, who …

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Management of Care Through Computerised Protocol-Based Care Plans

Glance, David; Metcalf, Sue; Nelson, Carmel - 2012

Health care for Aboriginal people in the Kimberley region of Western Australia is based on a pro-active, community-level and protocol based approach supported by a web-based clinical information system called MMEx. In MMEx, protocols are encoded as structured care plans that prompt health...

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Arctic Climate Governance : Can the Canary in the Coal Mine Lift Canada’s Head Out of the Sand(s)?

Doelle, Meinhard - 2020

This paper considers Canada’s climate policy at the federal and territorial levels of government in light of the … accelerated impacts and vulnerability of Canada’s Arctic region. The paper considers the level of awareness of current and … in climate policy innovation in Canada’s Arctic jurisdictions, and there is no evidence that it has influenced national …

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Commission-Based Reform of Occupational Pension Laws : What Can the United States and Other Countries Learn from the Ontario Expert Commission on Pensions?

Secunda, Paul M. - 2012

Professor Harry Arthurs recently served as the sole member of the Ontario Expert Commission on Pensions. With the assistance of a number of Pension Advisors, he advanced 142 recommendations for reforming and reinvigorating Ontario’s occupational pension system. Some of the substantive pension...

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Research with Decisionally Incapacitated Older Adults : Practices of Canadian Research Ethics Boards

Bravo, Gina; Dubois, Marie-France; Wildeman, Sheila M.; … - 2012

Older adults who are incapable of giving informed consent to participate in dementia research require special regulatory protection. We investigated the practices of Canadian research ethics boards (REBs) regarding research protocols that may involve these individuals. We also explored the...

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Book Review : 'E-Discovery in Canada' by Todd J. Burke, Kelly Friedman, Andrew J. Mccreary, James Morton, Susan Nickle, Vincenzo Rondinelli, Glenn Smith, James Swanson & Susan Wort...

Currie, Robert J. - 2014

resources on ESI have been available before, but the new book E-Discovery in Canada is the most comprehensive yet …

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Sprawl in Canada and the United States

Lewyn, Michael - 2014

The purpose of this article is to show that, in Canada as in the United States, government regulation promotes sprawl …

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Preventing Salmon Escapes from Aquaculture in Canada and the USA : Limited International Coordinates, Divergent Regulatory Currents and Possible Future Courses

VanderZwaag, David; Barry, Tricia - 2012

aquaculture escapes under existing global and regional agreements/arrangements is highlighted. Second, how Canada and the USA have …

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How You Pay Determines What You Get : Alternative Financing Options as a Determinant of Publicly Funded Health Care in Canada

Kneebone, Ronald D. - 2012

A Canadian returning home from a visit to a physician has no idea of the cost of providing the service just received. This is true for two reasons. One is because he or she does not receive a bill to pay. The other reason has to do the myriad of ways provincial governments fund the provision of...

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