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What you may do

You may link to public pages, quote short excerpts for commentary or education with clear attribution, and print a reasonable number of pages for personal, non-commercial use. Rights available under Canadian law, including fair dealing, are not restricted by this notice.

What requires written permission

• Republishing complete articles, guides, videos, programme materials, or substantial portions of them.
• Using RenoMe logos, programme marks, templates, or brand elements to suggest endorsement or partnership.
• Commercial use, resale, paid training, mass distribution, translation, adaptation, automated scraping, or use in an AI training dataset.
• Removing attribution, copyright, consent, or rights-management notices.

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A contributor must submit work they created or have permission to use and must identify third-party material.

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We will review credible notices and may temporarily remove disputed material while reviewing it.

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