Artists in Canada
RE:Sound is the central collective that administers neighbouring rights in Canada.
It distributes the collected royalties amongst direct claimants and neighboring rights organisations representing artists or record labels.
MROC
Income types: broadcasting, public performance (including digital) and private copy.
Who can join: recording artists.
Distribution frequency: quarterly (annual for domestic royalties).
Which recordings qualify: all recordings.
How to join: application via their website.
Actra
Income types: broadcasting, public performance (including digital) and private copy.
Who can join: recording artists.
Distribution frequency: quarterly (in principal).
Which recordings qualify: all recordings.
How to join: application via their website.
Artisti
Income types: broadcasting, public performance (including digital) and private copy.
Who can join: recording artists. (The first language of the society is French.)
Distribution frequency: quarterly (monthly for international payments).
Which recordings qualify: all recordings.
How to join: application via their website.
You can find more information on when recordings qualify for neighbouring rights income in the provided link.