This video description provides information about copyright in Canada. It explains that copyright is a way to claim ownership of intellectual works such as paintings, poems, slogans, musical scores, and computer programs. It mentions that Canadian law automatically grants implied copyright when the original work is created, but copyright registration is recommended to protect and verify ownership. The description also emphasizes the importance of copyright registration in case it needs to be proven in court. The video is divided into two parts: Filing an Application for Copyright Registration and Protecting Your Copyright. The first part explains how to determine if a copyright is required, how to visit the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) website, and how to complete and submit the copyright application. It also provides information on payment methods for the application fee. The second part focuses on adding a copyright notice to the work and authorized reproductions to inform others that the work is copyrighted. It concludes by mentioning that after submitting the registration form, a registration certificate will be received within five to seven working days.

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