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Significant Changes to the Trademarks Act of Canada

Posted on April 26, 2019

Bill C-31 received Royal Assent in June, 2014 and will finally come into force June 17, 2019 which will result in substantial changes to the Trademarks Act of Canada. The following documents provide key updates on what these changes mean for you.

  1. Overview of changes to the Trademarks Act of Canada
  2. Canadian Government filing fees comparison
  3. Canadian Government renewal fees comparison

For more information on these changes or other trademark issues, please contact any member of our Trademark team: 

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