PACKBOAT Canadian Trademark Information

On Wednesday, July 18, 2001, a canadian trademark registration was filed for PACKBOAT by DOUGLAS WAYNE GRIMES, *********, **********, ***** ****. The Canadian IP office has given the trademark application number of 1109734. The current status of this trademark filing is Registration cancelled. The PACKBOAT trademark is filed in the description of Sporting goods, namely: backpacks, back frames, pack frames, fanny-packs, walking sticks, tri-pods, mono-pods, kits (all originally designed for use in backpacking and canoeing, and comprised of a variety of unique, lightweight, high quality items specific to the name of the kit, e.g. "kitchen kits" include small, light weight, durable components used in wilderness cooking (utensils, seasonings, recipes, containers, tools and the like) namely: bathroom, first-aid, defense (against pests, intruders, animals, etc.), office (including small pads, writing utensils, maps and map holders, map measuring devices, compass, cards with specific information, e.g. survival, communications, weights and measures, meteorology, and the like, and other material relevant to record keeping, diet, logistics and orienteering), kitchen, rations, dessert survival, winter survival, wilderness survival, all purpose survival, repair (including materials to repair and/or patch packs, canoes, and other specific gear utilized on a trip), parts (including spare parts for all essential equipment that might fail on a trip), night (including specialty lights, reflectors, guiding sticks and the like), and day (including micro portions of self contained gear to sustain one for a single day), and hats. , Sporting goods, namely: backpacks, back frames, pack frames, fanny-packs, walking sticks, tri-pods, mono-pods, kits (all originally designed for use in backpacking and canoeing, and comprised of a variety of unique, lightweight, high quality items specific to the name of the kit, e.g. "kitchen kits" include small, light weight, durable components used in wilderness cooking (utensils, seasonings, recipes, containers, tools and the like) namely: bathroom, first-aid, defense (against pests, intruders, animals, etc.), office (including small pads, writing utensils, maps and map holders, map measuring devices, compass, cards with specific information, e.g. survival, communications, weights and measures, meteorology, and the like, and other material relevant to record keeping, diet, logistics and orienteering), kitchen, rations, dessert survival, winter survival, wilderness survival, all purpose survival, repair (including materials to repair and/or patch packs, canoes, and other specific gear utilized on a trip), parts (including spare parts for all essential equipment that might fail on a trip), night (including specialty lights, reflectors, guiding sticks and the like), and day (including micro portions of self contained gear to sustain one for a single day), and hats. .