NEWS

Recommendations of the Reflection Group on the diversity of cultural expressions in the digital environment : The CDCE commends the remarkable work and encourages Parties to adopt the recommendations

6 February 2025
Discover the CDCE's position on the recommendations drawn up by the Reflection Group on the Diversity of Cultural Expressions in the Digital Environment.

Perspectives on the Recommendations of the Reflection Group on the Diversity of Cultural Expressions in the Digital Environment

12 février 2025 à 13h30
The CDCE is organizing a side event to facilitate and enrich dialogue between stakeholders on the recommendations of the Reflection Group on the Diversity of Cultural Expressions in the Digital Environment.

MIDI DE LA CULTURE “GENERATIVE AI AND PROTECTED WORKS: WHAT SOLUTIONS FOR FAIR REMUNERATION OF CREATORS?”

January 31, 2025, 12 pm
On the occasion of this first Midi de la Culture celebrating the 20th anniversary of the UNESCO Convention on the Diversity of Cultural Expressions, two specialists in intellectual property will examine the relationship between generative AI and copyrighted works.

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Insights from the Coalition for the Diversity of Cultural Expressions following the Roundtable Organized by Heritage Canada in partnership with Mila Towards the Development of a Canadian Cultural Data Strategy for AI

1 November 2024
Representing a broad spectrum of cultural disciplines, the CDCE presents in this document a set of recommendations reflecting a strong consensus across its membership.

France-Canada Relationship: Protecting the Diversity of Cultural Expressions in the AI Era

13 September 2024
With the rise of artificial intelligence, the historic friendship between France and Canada is gaining new momentum around the theme of innovation but it is vital that the enthusiasm for technological progress does not overshadow their shared commitment to protecting and promoting the diversity of cultural expressions.

Bill C-27 on Artificial Intelligence and Data: The CDCE presents requests to protect the Canadian cultural environment.

14 March 2024
The CDCE has officially submitted three request to the Standing Committee on Industry and Technology in connection with Bill C-27 on Artificial Intelligence and Data (IADA).

Bill C-27: CDCE appears before INDU committee

12 February 2024
The CDCE has submitted recommendations for the study of Bill C-27 on artificial intelligence and data.

Copyright

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Copyright reform NOW – Tell MPs to take action

Help creators and the companies that support them to receive the income they are entitled to by writing to MPs!

CDCE’s urgent and mid-term recommendations for the Review of the Copyright Act

18 September 2023
Read the twelve CDCE's urgent and mid-term recommendations for the Review of the Copyright Act

Budget 2024-2025: Copyright holders denounce federal government’s inaction

17 April 2024
CDCE reacts to the federal government's 2024-2025 budget plan. It denounces the federal government's prolonged inaction on copyright.

Generative AI: CDCE’s recommendations to protect and promote the diversity of cultural expressions

15 January 2024
In a brief submitted on January 15, 2024, the CDCE presented its recommendations in response to a consultation on copyright law in the age of generative artificial intelligence.

Online streaming act

CDCE Praises the passage of Bill C-11!

27 April 2023
The CDCE applauds the passage of Bill C-11, which has now passed all stages leading to Royal Assent.

Support from the entire cultural sector across the country

8 November 2022
Read excerpts from speeches made by several Coalition members in support of Bill C-11.
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Why support Bill C-11?

C-11 aims to ensure that large online broadcasters contribute equitably to cultural ecosystems.
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Bill C-11 on broadcasting: frequently asked questions

In response to the high level of misinformation related to Bill C-11 in the media and on social networks, the CDCE decided to answer the most frequently asked questions about the Online Broadcasting Act.