Partner of alleged Canadian terrorist grapples with competing realities - Globe and Mail

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Partner of alleged Canadian terrorist grapples with competing realities Globe and Mail So did her common-law husband. “Is this Candid Camera?” she recalls him asking. It wasn't, and her life has never been the same. Police had come that day, one year ago, to arrest her partner. “I remember thinking, like, this can't be happening,” Ms. and more »

Intellectual Property Field Analyzed At Chabad - Chabad Info

Intellectual Property Field Analyzed At Chabad Chabad Info The settlement this week of a $250-million lawsuit over a decade-long fight for the use of the trademark name Target for retail stores in Canada is just the tip of the iceberg in the fast moving and lucrative world of intellectual property (IP) law.

Demystifying the IP enigma - Financial Post

Financial Post

Demystifying the IP enigma Financial Post On one side, the US government – pushed primarily by the music and entertainment industries – is hitting hard with bills such as Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and the Protect IP Act (PIPA). The Obama administration is being spurred by claims that ...

Famed Cinematographer and Family in Performing Arts Fields Praise Shen Yun - The Epoch Times

Famed Cinematographer and Family in Performing Arts Fields Praise Shen Yun The Epoch Times VANCOUVER, Canada—Three generations of a family immersed in the performing arts was among the enthusiastic audience attending Shen Yun Performing Arts at Queen Elizabeth Theatre on Saturday evening. Patriarch Laszlo George is the famed Hungarian ... and more »

Why an International Trade Agreement Could Be as Bad as SOPA - The Atlantic

Why an International Trade Agreement Could Be as Bad as SOPA The Atlantic A few weeks ago a sleeping giant woke up, when the Internet -- average users and Silicon Valley companies -- united in protest against two bills before Congress, the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and the Protect Intellectual Property Act (PIPA), ... and more »