Gambling
California warns lottery outlets not to sell tickets to online courier services
CA Lottery says it will not recognise winning tickets purchased through third-party couriers
US.- The California Lottery has clarified to retail outlets that online lottery courier services are not legal in the state. It warned in a press release that it will not recognise winning tickets purchased through third-party couriers and that any retail partner found selling tickets to couriers may face contract termination.
See also: California’s Sky River Casino announces expansion plans
In states where they are permitted, lottery couriers allow customers to order lottery tickets online. The couriers physically purchase the tickets from retail stores using digital wallets. The California Lottery added that retailer bonuses for selling winning tickets would not be paid if tickets were bought through online couriers.
Toronto group to hold two holiday events
Grants to help Toronto students explore sciences
Injured cyclists can’t sue province under amendment to new Ontario bike lane bill, NDP says | CBC News
Renderings show planned massive redevelopment at former Toronto Coach Terminal site
City of Toronto considers retrofitting all heavy-duty trucks with side guards – Truck News
Taylor Swift’s motorcade spotted along Toronto’s Gardiner Expressway
Here’s how much Taylor Swift’s ‘The Eras Tour’ is already boosting Toronto’s economy
Taylor Swift to kick off final three Toronto shows as Eras Tour heads toward finale
Lottery sector’s N200bn revenue in 2023 excites Speaker Abbas
