New Macdonald-Laurier Institute paper explores how Ottawa can develop an intellectual property strategy that makes ideas an engine for job ...
Last month's decision by a NAFTA tribunal will allow the federal government to continue to ignore the intellectual problems the ...
The UN is wrong to think loosening intellectual property regulations will make drugs cheaper for the developing world, write Sean ...
A new United Nations report on the accessibility of medicine in the developing world calls for loosening intellectual property regulations ...
Intellectual property expert Richard Owens explains that while the UN High Level Panel on Access to Medicines has laudable goals, ...
By not addressing shortcomings in Canada's copyright system, poorly-written laws are threatening the publishing market. As Richard C. Owens argues in ...
New study explores the many copyright issues facing the Heritage minister, and shows that supporting Canada’s artists, musicians and authors ...
Decades of failed industrial policy have proven that government is a poor substitute for markets. One area of policy reform, however, ...
If Canada wants to continue to be a player in the pharmaceutical sector, it must provide stronger patent protection and ...
Effective intellectual property laws are essential for everyday Canadians, for investors, for the digital economy, for artists, for our academic ...
If the Trudeau government’s Innovation Agenda is to “build a more innovative country,” it will need to do more than ...
The magazine of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute examines how to make Canada world leader on intellectual property OTTAWA, June 10, 2016 ...
