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Were you planning on going on a cruise when once the world opens back up?

Were you planning on going on a cruise when once the world opens back up?

Were you planning on going on a cruise when once the world opens back up?

Canada kills the 2021 cruise season yet again.

Ottawa (KINY) - On Thursday, the Canadian Minister of Transport, Omar Alghabra, announced two new Interim Orders which prohibit pleasure craft in Canadian Arctic waters and cruise vessels in all Canadian waters until February 28, 2022. This ban will prohibit Adventure-seeking pleasure craft, and Passenger vessels carrying more than 12 people from entering Arctic coastal waters. Cruise vessels carrying more than 100 people will still be prohibited from operating in Canadian waters. ...

CSPs). (a) COVID-19 In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the federal government pursued Interim Orders and other policy changes intended to expedite the development of COVID-19-related products, including drugs, vaccines, hand sanitizers, disinfectants, personal protective equipment, and medical devices (see e.g., here and here). Both the federal and provincial governments made regulatory changes to secure domestic drug supplies and mitigate shortages (see e.g., here and here). Many of these...

In response to the pandemic, we saw quick action and flexibility from: the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) - deadlines from March 16 to August 28 were extended until August 31. On December 14, the Trademarks Office began accepting requests for expedited examination of trademark applications associated with medical goods or services related to COVID-19; the Federal Courts - Federal Court (FC) deadlines were suspended until June 29 or July 13, depending on the province, and a numbe...

1. COVID-19: CIPO, Federal Courts, Health Canada In response to the pandemic, we saw quick action and flexibility from: the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) – deadlines from March 16 to August 28 were extended until August 31. On December 14, the Trademarks Office began accepting requests for expedited examination of trademark applications associated with medical goods or services related to COVID-19; the Federal Courts – Federal Court (FC) deadlines were suspended until June ...