How do I obtain license to sell registered trademark items?

Hello MJ, What you are asking here is is a right to 'officially' use trademarked products for commercial use. You need to be very careful in this matter. You need to have proper authority/rights to deal with such products. Please refer to http://trademarkcanada.org/FAQ-Understanding-Trademark.htm to understand the trademark laws in Canada.

A trademark gives the holder rights to the word, phrase, shape or color of the trademarked product for commercial prospects. Granted on the basis of registration, trademarks are meant to prevent unfair competition especially with regard to brand names. For instance, one example of trademark infringement is a watch that is not made by Rolex, but has the Rolex trademark insignia on it. The person selling this watch can be accused of an illegal act. The best way to avoid trademark infringement is to trust your supplier source and never try to mislead your customer regarding a brand's authenticity.

you have to contact the owners of the logo or tm.

Hello MJ, What you are asking here is is a right to 'officially' use trademarked products for commercial use. You need to be very careful in this matter. You need to have proper authority/rights to deal with such products. Please refer to http://trademarkcanada.org/FAQ-Understanding-Trademark.htm to understand the trademark laws in Canada.

you have to contact the owners of the logo or tm.