Is it a trademark in Canada?
“NEXT ISSUE”
Yes. 1 live mark on the Canadian register is named NEXT ISSUE: 1 registered and 0 still in progress.
Held by Apple Inc..
What these marks cover
Nice classes the marks with this name are filed in, and how many marks in each.
Marks named NEXT ISSUE
| Mark | Owner | Classes | Standing | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NEXT ISSUE 1637028 · TMA980040 | Apple Inc. | 9 Electronics35 Advertising | Registered | 2017 |
Sounds the same
Spelled differently, said the same way.
| Mark | Owner | Classes | Standing | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NIGHT ICE 1726502 · TMA947677 | an individual | 14 Jewellery | Registered | 2016 |
Shares the word “issue”
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.
This shows what is on the Canadian trademark register and what looks or sounds similar. It is not legal advice and not a clearance search: it cannot say whether a name is safe to use or would conflict with another mark. A trademark agent can.
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