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The Canadian Criminal Code  (the “Code”) sets forth the parameters of legal gaming in Canada. The Code  generally prohibits sports-based wagering except where such wagering is conducted and managed by the provincial governments; however, section 207(4)(b) of the Code prohibits even those governments from offering wagering on the outcome of a single sporting event or contingency thereon. The rationale for creating the sports betting regime in this way in 1985 derived from the Canadian Fede...

13 Apr 2021 / 10:03 H. Bernama This article is in conjunction with the Malaysian Administrative and Diplomatic Service’s centenary celebrations this year. KUALA LUMPUR: Since its establishment as the Malayan Civil Service one hundred years ago, the Malaysian Administrative and Diplomatic Service (PTD) has evolved in line with the nation’s modernisation and development. Mainly involved in the maintenance of law and order in the early years of its formation, its role has since expanded to,...

But it will take a range of reforms, initiated pragmatically over time, to achieve progress April 8, 2021 Twitter Facebook The recent mass shootings in Colorado and Georgia are tragic reminders of something we have long known: America has a gun problem. Each day, over 100 people in the United States are killed by guns, and over 230 are wounded. We face an average of 38,826 gun deaths each year, about two-thirds of which are suicides. These ongoing daily tragedies have formed a kind of whi...

The Atlantic Tiny iodine particles are clumping together to trap sunlight and melt polar sea ice. Christian Vorhofer/ imageBROKER / Alamy To climate scientists, clouds are powerful, pillowy paradoxes. They can reflect away the sun’s heat but also trap it in the atmosphere; they can be products of warming temperatures but can also amplify their effects. Now, while studying the atmospheric chemistry that produces clouds, researchers have uncovered an unexpectedly potent natural process that see...

Share this article Share this article ResearchAndMarkets.coms offering. Increasing populations and urbanization paralleled by the surging demand for mobility has overburdened transport networks, particularly in urban areas. Such pressures have also intensified problems related to pollution and congestion. The mobility landscape in cities is transforming rapidly. Discrete, siloed, and narrow definitions of transportation are giving way to broader, more inclusive, and sustainable concepts of mob...

Learn everything about being a stripper in ‘Straight Talk for Exotic Dancers’ Ella draws on her expertise as a former house mother in Dallas strip clubs to help readers succeed DALLAS, Feb. 09, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Ella presents a stripper’s roadmap filled with advice, survival tips, solutions to common problems, and lessons from real-life situations that will help any private dancer successfully navigate through the stripping business in her new book “Straight Talk for Exotic Danc...

Novel Coronavirus In Nevada: Friday, January 29, 2021 6:05 p.m. | January 29, 2021 More Than 40,000 Vaccines Administered In Washoe County Nevada has surpassed 276,000 cases of COVID-19 and there have been 4,218 deaths related to the virus in the state since the start of the pandemic. The average number of new daily cases over the past two weeks is down to 1,055. In Washoe County, health officials are reporting two additional COVID-19 deaths on Friday, bringing the death toll to nearly 6...

In U.S., Most Say Reducing Cost of Care High Priority for Biden Democrats more optimistic than pessimistic costs can be reduced Most think U.S. is moving in wrong direction in curtailing costs WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Seven in ten (70%) U.S. adults say lowering health insurance premiums should be a high priority for President Joe Biden and his administration among key healthcare issues, followed closely by lowering drug costs (66%) and reducing the uninsured rate (63%). These results are based on a ...

Robert Nickelsberg / Getty Today marks two weeks of declining COVID-19 hospitalizations in the U.S., 14 straight days without a blip upward, according to data from the COVID Tracking Project at The Atlantic. Case numbers, too, are declining, and today the seven-day case average is down a third since its peak, on January 12. That day, the count of current hospitalizations was 131,326; it’s now down to 108,957. It’s the first significant decline since September 21, when the climb down from t...