Alberta Tories Talk UCP Lawsuit After PC Trademark Expunged
The ruling weakens the UCP’s separate court case, which seeks injunctions and $500,000 in damages, while the party considers whether to appeal.
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UCP loses exclusive use of Progressive Conservative Party of Alberta trademarks after ruling
Alberta’s United Conservative Party is losing its exclusive use of the trademarks of the legacy Progressive Conservative Party of Alberta following a ruling by the Trademarks Opposition Board of the Canadian Intellectual Property Office.
Alberta Tories talk UCP lawsuit after PC trademark expunged
The new Progressive Tory Party of Alberta – formerly the Alberta Party – is asking the United Conservative Party (UCP) to drop a lawsuit against it after the Canadian Intellectual Property Office decided the UCP's claim to exclusive trademarks over the PC brand should be expunged.
CIPO ruling deals blow to UCP trademark claims, Guthrie says
Airdrie-Cochrane MLA Peter Guthrie announced the intention of revitalizing the Progressive Conservative Party during Cochrane's 2025 Canada Day celebration. It began a battle that continues to this day. file photo.captiontext { font-size:90%;font-style: italic;margin-right:20px; } A Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) ruling has ordered the expungement of Progressive Conservative-related trademark registrations after finding the United …
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