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LawLaw · 01-19-2005, 01:02 PM

Here's a link to the PowerPoints from the legal seminar that took place in Toronto in December:

Seminar Materials

Just follow the link and then click on "Materials" to download it.

Once again, I'd like to thank Caps Internet for sponsoring the program.

I received quite a few questions at the seminar about the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency Memorandum D9-1-1. You can find a copy here:

CCRA D9-1-1

Please note that the specific indicators that I discussed in the seminar are listed in Appendix B, including the reference to actual or implied urination. However, I noticed that my PowerPoint was cut off at that point and should have read as follows:

?actual or implied urination, defecation or vomiting onto or into another person, and/or the ingestion of urine, feces or vomit...?

In preparing my slides, I removed the references to defecation and vomit to avoid offending people?s sensibilities :-) but in so doing cut the sentence short. The PowerPoints linked to above have been revised to reflect this change.

01-19-2005, 01:02 PM
LawLaw Registered User Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 14	Webmasters Guide to Doing Business in Canada Here's a link to the PowerPoints from the legal seminar that took place in Toronto in December: Seminar Materials Just follow the link and then click on "Materials" to download it. Once again, I'd like to thank Caps Internet for sponsoring the program. I received quite a few questions at the seminar about the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency Memorandum D9-1-1. You can find a copy here: CCRA D9-1-1 Please note that the specific indicators that I discussed in the seminar are listed in Appendix B, including the reference to actual or implied urination. However, I noticed that my PowerPoint was cut off at that point and should have read as follows: ?actual or implied urination, defecation or vomiting onto or into another person, and/or the ingestion of urine, feces or vomit...? In preparing my slides, I removed the references to defecation and vomit to avoid offending people?s sensibilities :-) but in so doing cut the sentence short. The PowerPoints linked to above have been revised to reflect this change.