No Lotto Max Winning Numbers Means More Chances To Win
No one had the winning numbers for the most recent Lotto Max drawing in Ontario. This means that the next drawing will offer a top prize of 50 million dollars, and it will also offer smaller one million dollar MaxMillions prizes.
There will be twenty smaller prizes up for grabs. The smaller prizes are always drawn separately from the grand prize, and they are only made available after the jackpot reaches 50 million dollars. Lotto Max players purchase a ticket for five dollars, and they are required to select seven numbers.
All seven numbers must match in order for the player to win either the large jackpot or the smaller one million dollar prizes.
No Lotto Max Winning Numbers Means More Chances To Win
Does Canada Have An Illegal Pet Problem?
The recent reports of exotic animals being released into the wild in the United States has created concern for many government agencies in North America. Though the United States does have a contraband list for exotic animals, Canadian laws dealing with exotic pets are primarily addressed at protection of the animals.
The governing authority rests at the level of the provinces, but the authority is not simple. Exotic animals are considered personal property in Canada and are constitutionally protected through citizen property rights.
Lions, tigers, and bears are protected animals in the nation of Canada. The problem is compounded when this is coupled with the natural fact that Canada is a vast nation that is predominantly rural.
Individuals who live in the remote areas deal with wild animals regularly because of the amount of dangerous wildlife in the regions. The difficulty in policing large areas of land can create a condition where exotic pets can get released into the wild and possibly multiply before the issue can be controlled.
Does Canada Have An Illegal Pet Problem?
Vancouver real estate cools could Toronto be next?
While housing prices across the United States and many other countries have lost a considerable amount of value over the past few years, housing markets in large Canadian cities have actually performed quite well.
While Vancouver and Toronto have continued to see valuation increases, there is some data that leads experts to believe that the cities could be poised for a decline in value.
The main concern for experts is that the amount of sales that have taken place has dropped considerably. The number of sales last month fell over 13 percent when compared to the same month a year prior.
While housing prices did increase 3.7 percent that month, experts believe that the reduced amount of sales will ultimately lead to an oversupply of homes, which will then cause housing prices to decline. While not as extreme, a similar situation is occurring in Toronto where less sales have taken place.
Suspended Student In Nova Scotia Allowed To Wear Jesus T-shirt
In Nova Scotia, a student is told that he cannot come to school for five days. The reason for his suspension was due to a wrong choice in clothing. He chose to wear a T-shirt with a slogan that included the name of Jesus, and some of the teachers and students felt offended by the slogan.
The school board after being confronted by the student and his pastor decided to allow the student, William Swinimer, to return to school. The student told the board that he would return to school the next week wearing the same T-shirt.
The school board is planning some meetings to help the other students and teachers understand that beliefs of any religion can be expressed as long as it is done in a respectful manner.
The twelfth grade student told the board that he wore his T-shirt to express the faith he had in Jesus.
Suspended Student Nova Scotia Allowed To Wear Jesus T-shirt
Disabled Parents Told They Can Keep Newborn Son
New parents Maricyl Palisoc and Charles Wilton have won their fight against child welfare authorities in Mississauga, Ontario who threatened to take away their three week old son “unless an able bodied attendant” was available to provide round the clock care for the newborn.
Both Palisoc and Wilton have cerebral palsy, a disability that affects their ability to speak clearly as well as certain motor skills but has no negative impact on their cognitive skills. Officials from the Peel’s Children’s Aid Society had originally sought to remove the newborn from his parent’s care unless a third party was involved in caring for the infant.
Advocacy groups for the disabled went to bat for the new parents and after several hours of intense discussion and deliberation, welfare officials decided to back off their original order that the parents hire an able bodied caretaker for their newborn infant.
Disabled Parents Told They Can Keep Newborn Son