The amendment of a provision effective after the taxation year in question to refer to ordinary residence "at any time in the year" rather than "during" the year was found by Kerwin J (at p. 819 DTC) not to establish that any change in meaning was intended, so that in the taxation year in question a reference to ordinary residence "during" the year did not establish a requirement that the taxpayer be ordinarily resident in Canada throughout the year.
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