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    Category: Innovation

    January 25, 2021in Blogs, Innovation, Patents0by Editor
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    Canada Officially Launches its Innovation Asset Collective

    With introductory remarks by ISED Minister, the honourable Mr. Navdeep Bains, Canada launched its Innovation Asset Collective (IAC) on December 9, 2020. This $30 million pilot program founded and directed…

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    October 1, 2020in Blogs, Innovation0by Editor
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    Thinking Inside the Box is Key to Economic Recovery

    The Canadian Chamber of Commerce (the Chamber) recently released its Roadmap to Recovery, laying out policy areas that it believes will assist in the effective recovery from the economic instability…

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    September 17, 2020in Blogs, Innovation, IP0by Editor
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    How the Canadian IP regime is evolving to fight COVID-19

    Introduction It is widely accepted that innovation and intellectual property rights buttress economic growth and vice-versa. In an economic downturn, for example, businesses usually experience falling revenues and diminished cash…

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    Taxing Robots Could Save Your Job, But What Else?
    February 13, 2020in Blogs, Innovation, Technology0by Editor
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    Taxing Robots Could Save Your Job, But What Else?

    There is a public debate about the future of automation. On one side of the argument, some think the future of work will evolve into humans having new types of…

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    February 13, 2020in Innovation, Technology, Uncategorized1by Editor
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    Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights at YorkU: A Panel Discussion on Impacts and Opportunities

    February 4th, 2020 marked York University’s 11th annual Inclusion Day, a joint partnership between York University’s Centre for Human Rights, Equity & Inclusion (REI), the Law Commission of Ontario, and…

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    The Implications of Commercializing IP: How Patent Rights Get Compromised in Big Tech
    January 24, 2020in Commercialization, Innovation, IP, Patents, Technology0by Editor
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    The Implications of Commercializing IP: How Patent Rights Get Compromised in Big Tech

    Patent protection is a crucial consideration for inventors with new innovations. It ensures that innovation persists in the marketplace, and also guarantees some form of monopoly and profit for inventors…

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