Analysis: What do Canada’s Supreme Court decisions on copyright mean?

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Analysis: What do Canada’s Supreme Court decisions on copyright mean?

Canada’s Supreme Court simultaneously issued five opinions on issues such as fair dealing and the application of so-called communication tariffs in the digital space last week – but what do they mean for Canadian copyright owners?

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