Ambrose relies on the Canadian Copyright Act (and especially its fair dealing provisions) to govern decisions with respect to copyright. The Ambrose Library continues to monitor developments in Canadian copyright legislation and will update the Ambrose Library’s copyright pages to incorporate any changes.
The best way to understand the implications of Canadian copyright law for teaching and learning at Ambrose is to review Ambrose’s Fair Copying Guidelines. These guidelines are for the education of the Ambrose community and should not be construed as legal advice.
We will update these pages as new developments occur. Any copyright-related questions or concerns should be directed to Patty Neufeldt, University Librarian.
Adapted from the web page created by Simon Lloyd of UPEI’s Robertson Library (used with permission).