Explore the intricate world of AI training and copyright across different jurisdictions. Understand that there is a global solution for AI developers.

The U.S awards celebrate comic books and graphic novel creators around the world. Tamaki won the prizes for best publication for teens and best writer.

Carney should make clear that tech giants do not have the right to steal copyrighted works

Paying rights holders for their content gives them the incentive to keep creating content; not paying them has the reverse effect

While questions — and lawsuits — have swirled for years around AI systems’ unauthorized use of copyrighted content, the new federal strategy didn’t offer any answers.

As copyright lawsuits against AI companies continue to mount, there’s a common thread that runs through most of the over 100 cases that have been filed: fair use. At a high level, AI companies argue

In this opinion column, Stig Ørskov, chief executive officer of WAN-IFRA (World Association of News Publishers), highlights Canada’s global leadership in supporting sustainable journalism, from newsro...

The $5,000 award, administered by the Sunshine Coast Festival of the Written Arts, recognizes "an outstanding book of fiction or non-fiction written by a British Columbia author and traditionally publ...

All creators affiliated with Access Copyright as of December 31, 2025 are eligible for the 2026 Payback payment which will be distributed at the end of November.

All creators affiliated with Access Copyright as of December 31, 2025 are eligible for the 2026 Payback payment which will be distributed at the end of November.

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Livelihoods, careers, and the future of our creative industries are at stake

Fact-based, fact-checked original news content helps make AI products more accurate

The international awards honour the best English-language writing in dark fantasy and horror writing.

Learning & Development Series: Freedom to Read Week EditionIn January 2026, dozens of books were removed from school library shelves across Alberta, prompted by a new provincial order. While some ...

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Access Copyright Foundation is now accepting applications for its 2026 round of funding for its Marian Hebb Research Grant program.

The CDCE organizes a day of dialogue entitled “Valuing Human Creativity in the Age of AI – On the Road to the National Summit on Artificial Intelligence and Culture.”

The T.S. Eliot Prize is an annual award for the best new poetry collection published in the U.K. and Ireland

Access Copyright Foundation is now accepting applications for its 2026 round of funding for its Marian Hebb Research Grant program.

Governor General Mary Simon announced 80 new appointments to the Order on Dec. 31, 2025.