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.
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.
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