ARTISTI presently distributes three types of royalties on the behalf of performers it represents in Canada and elsewhere in the world.
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To be eligible for royalties, you must first have taken part in an admissible sound recording and meet other conditions.
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The sound recordings in which you have participated may be eligible for various royalty regimes.
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The collection of royalties is carried out by Ré:sonne (a music licensing company formerly the Neighbouring Rights Collective of Canada), by the Canadian Private Copying Collective or directly by ARTISTI.
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ARTISTI distributes collected royalties two times a year, and may also make additional distributions at other times if it receives large sums from abroad.
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The Copyright Board of Canada is a federal economic regulatory body which works in the field of copyrights. It also holds hearings to certify tariffs or to renew expired tariffs.
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