The act of dealing with a person who is not related or a relative but an independent third party. Whether or not persons deal with each other at arm´s length in specific circumstances will be determined by the licensing authority.

a sale of goods held to raise money for a charity. Lottery events held in conjunction with a bazaar must be ancillary to the bazaar itself and require a licence.

a game of chance where players are awarded a prize or prizes for being the first to complete a specified arrangement of numbers on bingo paper, based on numbers selected at random.

See Break Open Ticket Box.

a federal Crown corporation created to protect the money deposited into CDIC member financial institutions in case of their failure.

a place kept for the purpose of playing a lottery scheme conducted and managed by the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG) under the authority of the Criminal Code (Canada).

in this manual the term "charitable" includes both "charitable and religious" organizations, as referred to in the Criminal Code (Canada).

a corporation, organization (including a religious organization), association or partnership which is created primarily for a charitable object or purpose in Ontario and is operated not for profit.

a person who operates a concession(s) leased from the board of a designated fair or exhibition.

the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario.