CIPO trademark

COVENANT HOUSE

FiledCIPOWord markClass 9Class 14Class 16Class 18+11

"COVENANT HOUSE" is a word mark owned by Covenant House,, filed at the CIPO on August 21, 2026. It is filed and waiting for examination and covers classes 9, 14, 16, 18, 24, 25, 28, 35, 36, 37, 38, 41, 43, 44 and 45.

Official CIPO record
COVENANT HOUSE
Word mark as filed with the CIPO
Status
Filed
Since September 14, 2026
Filed
August 21, 2026
Registered
Not yet
Expires
Not recorded
Application no.
472303-01
Registration no.
Not yet
Office
CIPO
Canadian Intellectual Property Office
Mark type
Word mark
15 classes
Ownership

Who owns COVENANT HOUSE

The owner and representative on file with the office.

Owner

Covenant House,

United States

Representative

McCarthy Tetrault LLP

McCarthy Tetrault LLP

Goods and services

What the mark covers

The products and services COVENANT HOUSE is filed for, grouped by Nice class.

  • Electronic publications, such as, downloadable electronic newsletters, downloadable electronic pamphlets, and downloadable electronic booklets.

  • Bracelets; pins, such as, ornamental pins, lapel pins, jewellery pins, and tie pins.

  • Printed publications, such as, newsletters, pamphlets, and booklets; bags, such as, loot bags, paper bags, paper shopping bags, plastic shopping bags, paper wine gift bags, and plastic bags for packaging; calendars; greeting cards.

  • Bags, such as, all-purpose carrying bags, all-purpose athletic bags, beach bags, reusable shopping bags, textile shopping bags, school bags, travel bags, tote bags, waist bags, suit bags, shoe bags, and toiletry bags sold empty.

  • Blankets.

  • Clothing, such as, t-shirts, sweat shirts, athletic clothing, children's clothing, casual clothing, and dress clothing; scarves; gloves and mittens; headwear, such as, hats and sports caps.

  • Toys, such as, educational toys, plastic toys, rubber toys, small toys, squeeze toys, soft toys, baby toys, bathtub toys, beach toys, pet toys, action figure toys, plush toys, stuffed toys, stuffed animal toys.

  • Promoting public awareness of social issues, such as, destitute children and youth, homelessness, and human trafficking and exploitation issues; developing promotional campaigns that raise public awareness of social issues, such as, destitute children and youth, homelessness, and human trafficking and exploitation issues; providing care and sanctuary services for homeless youth, such as, employment counseling services; providing care and sanctuary services for homeless youth, such as, providing referrals to other community service providers; charitable services, such as, organizing and developing programs that aim to provide support and financial assistance to others; charitable services, such as, organizing and conducting volunteer programs and community service projects.

  • Charitable fundraising.

  • Community support services for homeless youth, such as, providing a drop-in centre to provide laundry services for homeless youth.

  • Community support services for homeless youth, such as, providing a drop-in centre to provide local and long distance telephone services, email services, and mailbox services for charitable purposes for homeless youth.

  • Providing information and educational resources, such as, providing classes, seminars, workshops, non-downloadable webinars and publications in the nature of articles, images and videos in support of solutions to social issues, such as, destitute children and youth, homelessness, and human trafficking and exploitation issues; developing public awareness of social issues, such as, destitute children and youth, homelessness, and human trafficking and exploitation issues, by providing access to information and educational resources, such as, providing classes, seminars, workshops, non-downloadable webinars and publications in the nature of articles, images and videos in support of solutions to the aforementioned social issues; providing care and sanctuary services for homeless youth, such as, providing an on-site high school program; job training services; community support services for homeless youth, such as, operation of a street outreach program to prevent the sexual abuse or exploitation of youth experiencing homelessness through street-based education on substance abuse and sexual health; community support services for homeless youth, such as, providing a drop-in centre to provide recreational areas in the nature of play areas as well as yoga, soccer, hockey, basketball and baseball for homeless youth; charitable social services for the care of destitute children and youth, such as, providing recreational areas in the nature of play areas as well as yoga, soccer, hockey, basketball and baseball for destitute children and youth.

  • Charitable social services for the shelter of destitute children and youth, such as, providing emergency shelter services in the nature of temporary housing for destitute children and youth; providing care and sanctuary services for homeless youth, such as, providing residential crisis care and intervention services, and transitional housing services; community support services for homeless youth, such as, operation of a street outreach program in the nature of supplying meals to homeless youth; charitable social services for the care of destitute children and youth, such as, supplying meals to destitute children and youth; providing a drop-in community centre for social gatherings and meetings.

  • Providing care and sanctuary services for homeless youth, such as, providing healthcare services; community support services for homeless youth, such as, operation of a street outreach program in the nature of medical counselling relating to stress, drug addiction counselling and psychological counselling; community support services for homeless youth, such as, providing a drop-in centre to provide public baths and showers for hygiene purposes for homeless youth; providing care and sanctuary services for homeless youth, such as, completing health risk assessments and psychological assessments.

  • Charitable social services for the care of destitute children and youth, such as, providing clothing for charitable purposes for destitute children and youth; providing care and sanctuary services for homeless youth, such as, providing legal advocacy services for street youth; community support services for homeless youth, such as, providing clothing for charitable purposes for homeless youth via a drop-in centre.

History

What has happened so far

Steps recorded by the CIPO, newest first.

  1. Pre-Assessment Letter Sent; Goods or Services Not Acceptable
  2. Formalized
  3. Created
  4. Filed
FAQ

About COVENANT HOUSE

Who owns the trademark "COVENANT HOUSE"?

The CIPO trademark "COVENANT HOUSE" (application 472303-01) is owned by Covenant House,.

What is the status of "COVENANT HOUSE"?

Its status at the CIPO is: filed.

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GET /v1/trademarks/{id}
ID=tm_01a0ab73-c3d7-73bc-bfd2-84d05fae53f1
curl https://api.signa.so/v1/trademarks/$ID \
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Response
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  "object": "trademark",
  "mark_text": "COVENANT HOUSE",
  "status": {
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    "stage": "filed"
  },
  "office_code": "CA",
  "application_number": "472303-01",
  "filing_date": "2026-08-21",
  "nice_classes": [
    9,
    14,
    16,
    18,
    24,
    25,
    28,
    35,
    36,
    37,
    38,
    41,
    43,
    44,
    45
  ],
  "owners": [
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    }
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}