Copyright and licence.

Tharros public research is open research: free to share and adapt under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0).

What you can do

  • Share: copy and redistribute the research in any medium or format.
  • Adapt: quote, translate, remix, transform and build on it.
  • For any purpose, including commercial use.

What you must do

  • Credit Tharros Canada and the publication title.
  • Link to the publication and to the licence.
  • Say whether you made changes.
  • Do not suggest that Tharros endorses you or your use.
  • Do not add legal terms or technical measures that stop others doing what the licence allows.

How to credit

A credit line can be as simple as:

“[Publication title]” by Tharros Canada, tharros.ca/research/[publication], licensed under CC BY 4.0. Changes: [describe, or “none”].

Every report also has a Cite panel with ready-made APA, MLA, Chicago and Harvard citations.

What is not covered

  • Name and brand. The Tharros Canada name, logo and wordmark are not licensed for reuse.
  • Third-party sources. Data and documents from publishers such as Statistics Canada, Eurostat or Tenders Electronic Daily keep their own publishers' terms. The licence covers Tharros's analysis, not the source material. Each report lists its sources.
  • Commissioned work. Research delivered to a client is not published under this licence unless the client and Tharros agree in writing to publish it.
  • This website. The site's code, design and other pages are not covered.

Copyright

© Tharros Canada. All rights not granted by the licence are reserved.

This page is a summary, not the licence itself. The CC BY 4.0 legal code sets out the binding terms, including its disclaimer of warranties.