Penalties for Under Declaring
The article starts with someone bringing a large quantity of Mexican cheese to Saskatchewan border crossing and not declaring it. It goes on to mention other cases in varying types of goods from gu...
Forum Discussion
Thinking of crossing the border with excess booze, we were on a 'Boys Boat Trip' last year and were crossing back into Canada with a 'ship load' of booze.
We were questioned at the port of entry, just like at a land crossing. We were asked what alcohol we had on board. The 'Captain' began to recite; "Half a bottle of whisky, two thirds of a bottle of rum, seventeen beer, a bottle of gin, two bottles......." The Customs officer interrupted and said something like "So the alcohol supply usual to the boat"
I think they have the same attitude to the alcohol supply in an RV.
We were questioned at the port of entry, just like at a land crossing. We were asked what alcohol we had on board. The 'Captain' began to recite; "Half a bottle of whisky, two thirds of a bottle of rum, seventeen beer, a bottle of gin, two bottles......." The Customs officer interrupted and said something like "So the alcohol supply usual to the boat"
I think they have the same attitude to the alcohol supply in an RV.
