Originally Posted by
theddo
The only suggestion you have received, that you have so far been utterly reluctant and rude about, is to call ahead and it will not be any problem what so ever but the cruise line would presumably want some warning so the can prepare everything before you leave.
That is a reasonable suggestion to most normal human beings. Consider why you don't find it that way.
Again, you appear to have nothing of value to add to this thread and are here only to lecture and insult.
Perhaps you should answer your own question.
Originally Posted by
theddo
Why do people keep responding to this thread? Badenoch has decided to be a dick about the whole situation
In an effort to contribute something of value in this most recent exchange, Canadian cruisers should note that according to the CBSA, if you enter Canada on a cruise even if you don't leave the ship it resets your exemption limits. The cruise I'm considering makes stops in Canada then concludes in the U.S.A. The options are to make a declaration and either take your items back on the ship only to bring them back into Canada later or ship them home. If you take them with you retain a copy of your declaration forms and all receipts.