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Douglas landlord strikes back over contractDouglas landlord strikes back over contract
23-Oct-2003
CANADA. Douglas Crossing landowner the Semiahmoo First Nation has revealed that it felt ?it had no choice? but to accept Douglas Crossing Duty Free (DCDF) as a tenant following discussions with the operator and tender-issuing body Canada Customs and Revenue Agency (CCRA).
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?CANADA. Douglas Crossing landowner the Semiahmoo First Nation has revealed that it felt ?it had no choice? but to accept Douglas Crossing Duty Free (DCDF) as a tenant following discussions........
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(4-Apr-2003) - By Gavin LipsithCANADA. Douglas Crossing Duty Free president Michael Beler has told DFNI that he expects no difficulties in securing a lease from landowners at the Douglas crossing within 90 days.
(1-Sep-2003) - CANADA. Canada Customs and Revenue Agency?s (CCRA) duty-free shops programme and Douglas Crossing Duty Free president Michael Beler are facing further frustration over the border shop site in Douglas, British Columbia.
(5-Sep-2002) - CANADA. As DFNI went to press, Peace Arch Duty Free was preparing to sue landowner the Semiahmoo First Nation band for alleged breach of agreement over its 20-year lease at the Douglas, British Columbia border crossing with the US. Peace Arch president Peter Raju has threatened a lawsuit unless a new contract is signed by the end of August.
(5-Mar-2003) - The Canada Customs and Revenue Agency (CCRA) has completed the selection process in the tender to operate duty-free at the Douglas border crossing
(26-Mar-2003) - Following the award of the duty-free licence at the Douglas border crossing in British Columbia, Canada's Frontier Duty Free Association (FDFA) expects further tenders at selected border locations by the end of the year