To “Actualize” Users’ Fair Dealing Rights: Guidelines If Necessary But Not Necessarily Guidelines

Knopf, Howard2025-05-122025-05-122025-04-30https://hdl.handle.net/10222/85126The Supreme Court of Canada indicated in its 2021 York v. Access Copyright decision that “guidelines are important to an educational institution’s ability to actualize fair dealing for its students”. In this session, Howard Knopf will examine the Court’s rulings on fair dealing, the statute, and the role of guidelines in Canada’s post-secondary institutions.Howard Knopf will examine the Court’s rulings on fair dealing, the statute, and the role of guidelines in Canada’s post-secondary institutions.To “Actualize” Users’ Fair Dealing Rights: Guidelines If Necessary But Not Necessarily GuidelinesPresentation