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If you plan to conduct small lotteries or raffles for the reason of raising money for charity, sports and other similar purposes, for non-personal or non-commercial reasons, you will need a lottery licence. Lottery licences are only valid for small lotteries or raffles that are not for personal or commercial gain.

Prints of architectural drawings are still sometimes called blueprints, after one of the early processes which produced a white line on blue paper.

If you are running a raffle where tickets are not sold before the event, it falls under the terms of an incidental lottery. As such, you will not require a licence or any specific permissions.

You typically can, that is, if you or your builder have a talent for design, if you have a clear idea what you want, and if you (or your builder, or someone you know) can produce plans that satisfy your local building authorities. In all these situations, you could get by without an architect.

A blanket raffle licence will allow eligible organizations to obtain one lottery licence to conduct and manage more than one type of raffle event within a fixed time period and within a capped prize amount.

No, all 50/50s and squares are legal gaming events and must be licensed. Individuals are not eligible for a raffle licence. Only charitable or religious organizations can obtain a raffle licence.

Municipal Licence A municipality may issue a licence to eligible local charitable or religious organizations for paper raffle lotteries where the total value of the prizes to be awarded does not exceed $50,000. Municipal licence applications may be made with the municipality where the event will be administered.

Permit Drawings means Subtenant's plans and specifications for the Subtenant Approved Alterations to be submitted to the applicable municipal authority for its review and approval in order for Subtenant to obtain all requisite permits required to lawfully commence construction of the Subtenant Approved Alterations.

They are the pictorial record of the official design for the building, and generally include detailed depictions of every element of the finished building including the foundation, floor, walls, elevations, interior details and elevations, cabinetry, MEP design, structural details, and ceiling plans.

Raffles in Canada In Canada, it is illegal to run a raffle unless you have a license to do so. Currently, only religious and/or charitable organizations can apply for a raffle license.