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Les internautes canadiens qui téléchargent des œuvres illégalement sont maintenant plus susceptibles de recevoir un avis de la part de leur(s) fournisseur(s) de services Internet (les « FSI »).
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Canadian Internet users who illegally download content are now even more likely to get a warning notice from their Internet Service Provider (ISP).
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Concrètement, les dispositions 41.25 et 41.26 de la Loi sur le droit d’auteur obligent maintenant les FSI à transmettre à leurs utilisateurs les avis de violation présumée du droit d’auteur, envoyés par les ayants droit dont les œuvres auraient fait l’objet de piratage.
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In particular, Sections 41.25 and 41.26 of the Copyright Act now require ISPs to forward their users notices of claimed infringement on behalf of copyright owners whose works have allegedly been pirated. In the event of an illegal download of a copyrighted work, the copyright owner may alert the ISP of the infringement by providing them with the electronic location data (IP address) of the alleged infringer. The ISP is then required to send a notice to the user, informing them that content has been illegally downloaded to their IP address and, as the case may be, advising them to cease any activity that violates the Copyright Act.
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Concrètement, les dispositions 41.25 et 41.26 de la Loi sur le droit d’auteur obligent maintenant les FSI à transmettre à leurs utilisateurs les avis de violation présumée du droit d’auteur, envoyés par les ayants droit dont les œuvres auraient fait l’objet de piratage.
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In particular, Sections 41.25 and 41.26 of the Copyright Act now require ISPs to forward their users notices of claimed infringement on behalf of copyright owners whose works have allegedly been pirated. In the event of an illegal download of a copyrighted work, the copyright owner may alert the ISP of the infringement by providing them with the electronic location data (IP address) of the alleged infringer. The ISP is then required to send a notice to the user, informing them that content has been illegally downloaded to their IP address and, as the case may be, advising them to cease any activity that violates the Copyright Act.
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Concrètement, les dispositions 41.25 et 41.26 de la Loi sur le droit d’auteur obligent maintenant les FSI à transmettre à leurs utilisateurs les avis de violation présumée du droit d’auteur, envoyés par les ayants droit dont les œuvres auraient fait l’objet de piratage.
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In particular, Sections 41.25 and 41.26 of the Copyright Act now require ISPs to forward their users notices of claimed infringement on behalf of copyright owners whose works have allegedly been pirated. In the event of an illegal download of a copyrighted work, the copyright owner may alert the ISP of the infringement by providing them with the electronic location data (IP address) of the alleged infringer. The ISP is then required to send a notice to the user, informing them that content has been illegally downloaded to their IP address and, as the case may be, advising them to cease any activity that violates the Copyright Act.
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Le contrefacteur présumé qui se verrait adresser un tel avis ne subirait aucune autre conséquence, à court terme, que celle de voir son nom inscrit dans un registre. Ainsi, l’avis transmis par un FSI n’équivaut pas à une mise en demeure et ne permet pas à un ayant droit de réclamer quelques dommages que ce soit.
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An alleged infringer who receives a notice of claimed infringement will have their name entered in a register, without any other short-term consequences. As such, the notices sent by ISPs are not equivalent to a cease-and-desist letter, and do not grant a copyright owner the right to claim damages of any kind. In order to claim compensation for damages, a copyright owner must initiate legal proceedings. In the past, similar actions have already been undertaken against Canadian Internet users who illegally downloaded the movies The Hurt Locker and Dallas Buyers Club.
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L’impact de l’entrée en vigueur des articles 41.25 et 41.26 de la Loi sur le droit d’auteur risque d’être assez limité pour les utilisateurs, puisque la plupart des FSI collaboraient déjà, sur une base volontaire, avec les ayants droit.
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For Canadian Internet users, the impact of Sections 41.25 and 41.26 of the Copyright Act may not be significant, since most ISPs are already collaborating with copyright owners on a voluntary basis. Many users have already received such notices from their ISPs. Of course, the fact that this practice is now based in law may well result in a greater number of notices received by users.
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L’impact de l’entrée en vigueur des articles 41.25 et 41.26 de la Loi sur le droit d’auteur risque d’être assez limité pour les utilisateurs, puisque la plupart des FSI collaboraient déjà, sur une base volontaire, avec les ayants droit.
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For Canadian Internet users, the impact of Sections 41.25 and 41.26 of the Copyright Act may not be significant, since most ISPs are already collaborating with copyright owners on a voluntary basis. Many users have already received such notices from their ISPs. Of course, the fact that this practice is now based in law may well result in a greater number of notices received by users.
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Le Projet prévoit que les FSI ne violent pas les droits d’auteur lorsque leur rôle se limite à celui d’intermédiaires. Un système d’avis de prétendue violation est cependant prévu, les FSI ayant l’obligation de transmettre copie de l’avis à la personne accusée de violation et de conserver, pendant une durée de six mois, un registre permettant d’identifier la personne accusée de violation.
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The Bill proposes that ISPs do not violate any copyrights when their role is limited to that of intermediaries. However a system of notice of alleged copyright violations is established in the Bill, ISPs having the obligation to transmit a copy of the notice to a person accused of copyright violation and to keep for a period of six months a register allowing identification of people accused of copyright violations.
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Le Projet prévoit que les FSI ne violent pas les droits d’auteur lorsque leur rôle se limite à celui d’intermédiaires. Un système d’avis de prétendue violation est cependant prévu, les FSI ayant l’obligation de transmettre copie de l’avis à la personne accusée de violation et de conserver, pendant une durée de six mois, un registre permettant d’identifier la personne accusée de violation.
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The Bill proposes that ISPs do not violate any copyrights when their role is limited to that of intermediaries. However a system of notice of alleged copyright violations is established in the Bill, ISPs having the obligation to transmit a copy of the notice to a person accused of copyright violation and to keep for a period of six months a register allowing identification of people accused of copyright violations.
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L’avis transmis par un FSI devra notamment identifier l’œuvre ou l’autre objet du droit d’auteur auquel la prétendue violation se rapporte. Il devra également déclarer les intérêts ou droits du demandeur à l’égard de l’œuvre ou de l’objet visé, préciser les données de localisation de l’emplacement électronique qui fait l’objet de la prétendue violation (l’adresse IP) et en préciser la date et l’heure.
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The notice sent by an ISP must identify the work or other subject-matter to which the alleged infringement relates. It must also state the interests or rights of the copyright owner regarding the infringed work, state the IP address from which the alleged infringement occurred, and specify the date and time of the infringement.
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Contrairement au régime américain d’avis et retrait (notice and takedown), le régime canadien ne comporte aucune obligation pour les FSI de supprimer le contenu ou l’accès au contenu prétendument en contrefaçon.
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The “notice and notice” regime is the Canadian response to infringement on the Internet. Unlike the U.S. “notice and takedown” approach, the Canadian system does not require ISPs to remove allegedly infringing content, or deny access to it.
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Les FSI devront également conserver, pour une période de six mois, un registre permettant d’identifier les contrefacteurs présumés. Dans le cas où des procédures judiciaires seraient intentées par un ayant droit, le registre devrait être conservé pour une période de 12 mois.
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ISPs must now also keep records that allow the identification of alleged infringers, for six months after the Internet users receive the notice of claimed infringement. If legal proceedings are initiated by the copyright owner, the records must be kept for one year.
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Les internautes canadiens qui téléchargent des œuvres illégalement sont maintenant plus susceptibles de recevoir un avis de la part de leur(s) fournisseur(s) de services Internet (les « FSI »). ›››
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Canadian Internet users who illegally download content are now even more likely to get a warning notice from their Internet Service Provider (ISP). ›››
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Précisons au passage que le FSI qui refuserait de collaborer et de transmettre les avis prévus par la Loi sur le droit d'auteur serait quant à lui passible de dommages et intérêts variant entre 5 000 $ et 10 000 $.
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It should be noted in passing that the ISPs that refuse to cooperate and transmit notices under the Copyright Act will be liable for damages of $5,000 to $10,000.
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À noter que l’article 41.26 cible également les services de stockage en ligne, les hébergeurs et les moteurs de recherches, qui devront se conformer aux mêmes obligations que les FSI.
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It should be noted that Section 41.26 also applies to online storage services, hosting providers and search engines, all of which must comply with the same requirements as ISPs.
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Fournisseurs de services Internet (« FSI »)
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Internet Service Providers ("ISP")
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Le régime d’avis et avis a été conçu pour s’harmoniser avec le droit canadien sur la protection de la vie privée. En effet, puisque ce sont les ayants droit qui devront identifier les cas de contrefaçon, cela implique que les FSI n’auront pas à surveiller les activités de leurs utilisateurs.
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The “notice and notice” regime was designed to respect Canadian privacy laws. Since the onus is on copyright owners to identify cases of infringement, it is implied that ISPs do not need to monitor the activities of their users. Furthermore, by requiring that the notices be sent by the ISPs, this legislation ensures that Internet users preserve their right to anonymity with respect to copyright owners. The latter must therefore go to court to learn the identity of alleged infringers. This is consistent with the R. v. Spencer decision rendered by the Supreme Court in 2014, in which the court recognized the constitutional right to privacy with respect to anonymity in the context of Internet use.
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Le régime d’avis et avis a été conçu pour s’harmoniser avec le droit canadien sur la protection de la vie privée. En effet, puisque ce sont les ayants droit qui devront identifier les cas de contrefaçon, cela implique que les FSI n’auront pas à surveiller les activités de leurs utilisateurs.
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The “notice and notice” regime was designed to respect Canadian privacy laws. Since the onus is on copyright owners to identify cases of infringement, it is implied that ISPs do not need to monitor the activities of their users. Furthermore, by requiring that the notices be sent by the ISPs, this legislation ensures that Internet users preserve their right to anonymity with respect to copyright owners. The latter must therefore go to court to learn the identity of alleged infringers. This is consistent with the R. v. Spencer decision rendered by the Supreme Court in 2014, in which the court recognized the constitutional right to privacy with respect to anonymity in the context of Internet use.