• Canadian Casinos – The History And Present Day Laws Of Gambling

    Going back to almost prehistoric times, there has always been some form of gambling in Canada. When the Europeans arrived in the 15th century, they bought playing cards with them, and so changed the face of gambling forever. Today, the Canadian government takes a hands-off approach to both casinos and other forms of gambling activities. So all the legislation is left in the hands of the individual provinces. Due to the tax income, many have allowed casinos and even offshore gambling entities.

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  • Gambling In Canada – The Governments Easy Going Attitude

    Everyone knows that Canadians are particularly easygoing. This extends to all areas of life and includes gambling. As such, the Canadian government takes a very laisse fair attitude towards casino games and the players who enjoy playing. All international casinos are equally welcome, in spite of the fact the country has opened its own casinos. Because the Canadian government didn't want anything to do with gambling, all the regulations and rules are handled by the provinces.

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  • Calvin Ayre: Bodog Founder and Self-Made Billionaire

    Born in Lloydminster in Saskatchewan in 1961, Calvin Ayre was raised on a small farm by his parents. They were strict and hard-working and very much wanted Calvin to learn the value of hard work. Their lifestyle was very modest and there were times when they struggled to make ends meet. In order to instill a good work ethic into the only son, they gave him piglets. It was his responsibility to raise them. Once they were big enough, he took them to market for sale and was allowed to keep the profits of his labor.

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