The International Trademark Association (INTA) has published a submission with its recommendations concerning Bill C-8, especi
ally with regard to trade-marks.65 In its submission, INTA stresses important elements of reform that are absent from Bill C-8: the use and adoption of official marks and an increased protection for famous and well-known trade-marks, among others.66 Moreover, the Committee recommended, in its report on the intellectual property regime in Canada, the amendment of the provisions of the Trade-marks Act dealing with official marks.67 T
...[+++]hese themes will possibly be part of the next trade-mark law reform.