Interpretations of Canadian Copyright
Copyright Matters: Some key questions and answers for teachers (2nd Edition 2005) (pdf format) - Wanda Noel and Gerald Breau
Published by the Council of Ministers of Education, Canada; Canadian School Boards Association; and the Canadian Teachers' Federation (20pp, 0-88987-156-6).
The purpose of the booklet is to answer frequently asked questions about copyright in education.
Canadian Copyright Law (3rd Ed., 2001)
Information on the book by Lesley Ellen Harris.
Copying right (August 2002)
Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada
This is a guide for universities to copyright, fair dealing, and collective licensing.
Copyright Guide for Canadian Libraries - Canadian Library Association (CLA) and Wanda Noel (December 1999, 150 pages).
This guide provides library staff with basic copyright information. It sets out who is protected by copyright, what is protected and for how long. It describes the rights copyright provides to creators and the limitations that are placed on those rights for the benefit of libraries and library patrons. Knowing these rules will permit libraries to provide maximum service to their patrons while remaining within the confines of the copyright law.
This printed guide includes the complete text of the Copyright Act and regulations pertaining to book importation and library exceptions. CLA members will be able to copy freely from the guide.
The guide is now out-of-print. It is, however, available through many Canadian libraries.
Demystifying Copyright: A Researcher's Guide to Copyright in Canadian Libraries and Archives, Jean Dryden, Canadian Library Association (January 2002, 46 pages, ISBN 0-88802-298-0).
Researchers in libraries and archives are both consumers and creators of copyright material. This guide provides information that researchers and those who serve them need in order to understand how copyright works and to apply the rules to particular situations. Includes Copyright Rules, Definitions, Summary of Economic Copyrights, What Can be used without Seeking Authorization, and Collective Societies and Other Agencies.
Faircopyright.ca by Laura J. Murray
Canadian copyright website for teachers, students and creators.
What Every Teacher Should Know About Copyright, The 2Learn.ca Education Society.
The site covers Canadian copyright law, digital images, Internet resources, and print resources.