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Canada's Federal Court Orders Site Blocking of Piracy Streaming Platforms

In a significant ruling, Canada's Federal Court has mandated that major internet service providers block access to specific piracy streaming sites for a duration of two years.

Editorial StaffJuly 23, 20261 MIN READ
Canada's Federal Court Orders Site Blocking of Piracy Streaming Platforms

The Federal Court of Canada has issued a landmark ruling that requires the country's leading internet service providers, including Rogers and Quebecor, to block access to a list of piracy streaming platforms.

This two-year site-blocking order is aimed at combating online piracy and protecting the rights of content creators and studios.

Additionally, the ruling provides rights holders with a streamlined process to add new piracy sites to the blocking list, enhancing their ability to safeguard their intellectual property.