[Johnny Au]

Read here:

CN Tower's owner says book-cover art violates trademark

Fantasy author James Bow fights back against 'overreach' by Canada Lands Company

www.toronto.com

Believe it or not, Canada Lands Company is owned by the federal government and Canada has one of the most freedom of panorama in the world, since any building or structure (and their interiors) can be freely photographed, except for architectural plans.

There's a discussion in the CN Tower's Wikipedia talk page initiated by one of the top Wikipedians in the world, Koavf.

I find the lawsuit frivolous at best. Note that this is a different James Bow than the one who operates the Transit Toronto website.

Edit: Thank you for the correction. James Bow is indeed a writer of both public transit in Toronto and urban fantasy fiction.

 

[smably]

Note that this is a different James Bow than the one who operates the Transit Toronto website.

Truly a bizarre case, but I do believe this is in fact the same James Bow of Transit Toronto -- lots of stuff on his web site about transit as well as his books: https://bowjamesbow.ca/politics/urban-affairs/

 

[AlvinofDiaspar]

Guess CN Tower management has nothing better to do - like reconsidering their awful ground level experience? They should rest assured that no one will want any part of that in any publication.

AoD

 

[Northern Light]

Truly a bizarre case, but I do believe this is in fact the same James Bow of Transit Toronto -- lots of stuff on his web site about transit as well as his books: https://bowjamesbow.ca/politics/urban-affairs/

You are correct. I know James.

 

[Johnny Au]

I have made note of the correction in the OP.