Ned Sneeran, a renowned singer-songwriter, was on tour in Canada and listening to the radio on his tour bus. The radio station began playing a song by Canadian artist Dustin Beaver called "Wait 4 U". As he listened, Ned noticed that substantial portions of "Wait 4 U" were melodically and harmonically similar to his own hit song, "Stay For You". Furious, Ned calls his lawyer to sue Dustin for infringing on his intellectual property. Assume all parties are in Ontario.

A) What type of intellectual property protection does Ned Sneeran hold in the music for "Stay For You"? Identify and define the type of intellectual property protection.

B) What remedies are available to Ned Sneeran in the lawsuit?

C) Melody Treble is a professor of musicology at York University. She plays both "Wait 4 U" and "Stay For You" to her class in their entirety so that they can analyze and discuss the similarities and differences between the two songs. Explain what defence might be available to Melody if she was sued by either artist for playing their song to the class without permission.