Émilie-Anne Fleury walks us through the highlights of the most recent WING Book & Breakfast event. The annual gathering brought together members of IPIC’s Women in IP Networking Group (WING) across Canada to discuss Yellowface by R.F. Kuang, a satirical novel delving into copyright, authorship, identity, and cultural appropriation.

We’re excited to share the inspiring journey of Brandon Wozniak, one of our Foundation Bursary recipients. Brandon's story truly highlights the impact of our Patent & Trademark Institute Educational Foundation (PTIEF) and shows the value of donations in supporting future generations. We thank all who offer their generous support that make helping students like Brandon possible.

Innovative Canadian companies can now access unprecedented government funding to support their IP strategies and filings. These new programs provide a unique edge, covering costs that are rarely included in government initiatives. Discover how your business can benefit from these opportunities and gain a competitive advantage. Don't miss out on this chance to elevate your IP game and drive your innovation forward. Read on to learn more about these game-changing funding options.

Dive into the insightful world of mentorship with Andrew M. Shaughnessy, Partner at Torys LLP, and Emily Atkinson, Director of Legal Learning and Professional Resources at Torys LLP. Their latest blog post is a must-read that delves into the crucial nuances of mentorship in the legal profession.