Is it a trademark in Canada?
“e-security”
Yes. 1 live mark on the Canadian register is named e-security: 0 registered and 1 still in progress.
What these marks cover
Nice classes the marks with this name are filed in, and how many marks in each.
- 1Chemicals1
- 2Paints1
- 3Cosmetics and cleaning1
- 4Oils and fuels1
- 5Pharmaceuticals1
- 6Metal goods1
- 7Machines1
- 8Hand tools1
- 9Electronics and software1
- 10Medical devices1
- 11Lighting, heating and plumbing1
- 12Vehicles1
- 13Firearms and fireworks1
- 14Jewellery and watches1
- 15Musical instruments1
- 16Paper and printed matter1
- 17Rubber and plastics1
- 18Leather goods and bags1
- 19Building materials1
- 20Furniture1
- 21Housewares1
- 22Ropes, tents and sacks1
- 23Yarns and threads1
- 24Textiles1
- 25Clothing and footwear1
- 26Sewing notions and hair accessories1
- 27Carpets and floor coverings1
- 28Toys, games and sporting goods1
- 29Meat, dairy and prepared foods1
- 30Coffee, baked goods and staples1
- 31Fresh produce and plants1
- 32Beer and soft drinks1
- 33Wine and spirits1
- 34Tobacco and smokers’ articles1
- 35Advertising and business1
- 36Finance, insurance and real estate1
- 37Construction and repair1
- 38Telecommunications1
- 39Transport and travel1
- 40Treatment of materials1
- 41Education and entertainment1
- 42Science and technology1
- 43Restaurants and lodging1
- 44Medical, beauty and farming services1
- 45Legal, security and personal services1
Marks named e-security
| Mark | Owner | Classes | Standing | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| e-security 0917979 | Her Majesty the Queen as represented by the Department of Industry Canada : Emergency Telecommunications | 1 Chemicals2 Paints3 Cosmetics+42 | Pending | 2007 |
Sounds the same
Spelled differently, said the same way.
| Mark | Owner | Classes | Standing | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| e-sécurité 0918157 | Her Majesty the Queen as represented by the Department of Industry Canada : Emergency Telecommunications | 1 Chemicals2 Paints3 Cosmetics+42 | Pending | 2007 |
Spelled close
A letter or two away.
Shares the word “security”
The least common word in the name, on its own or inside other marks.
Search CIPO's Canadian Trademarks Database for anything filed after January 22, 2025.
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