>Thanks for the additional information
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>I have been working today again on the case. I have requested a meeting with our local depute, as recommended by many who worked on this case. We are also going public with the medias shortly.

Ah, good. I knew there was something I left out of my last post. By "depute" I assume you mean your Member of Parliament (MP) which I second as an excellent recommendation. The media are good too.

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>Bottom line, even if the judge would give a verdict in favor of the Canadian government, in the Alberta case, this would still represent that something is wrong in the legislation. It simply doesn't make any sense to charge tax to foreign customers.

Yes, without some means for them to retrieve the tax it seems contrary to most, if not all international law.