Kopimism, which built its roots in Sweden, is now making its way to Canada. Kopimism believes file-sharing and the art of copying and pasting is so sacred that it should be a religion.

A law that has been put in place by the Harper Government now allows internet service providers (ISPs) to track our online use and notify individual users when they are doing something illegal.

A Canadian man has been caught by the RCMP for burning CD's and DVD's and distributing them to customers worldwide. He is facing one of the largest penalties that an individual has received for copyright infringement.

The most successful businesses today have not done everything by themselves. To succeed, it is often necessary to take things that already exist and make them better.

Canada's new copyright laws can be confusing to the average citizen. This article explains some of the new copyright laws that now exist and how they affect us.