Retail trading is the buying and selling of financial securities by individual, non-professional investors for their personal accounts, using their own money. Enabled by online brokerage platforms and mobile trading apps, this form of investing has become increasingly popular, particularly since the late 2010s.

Until 1989, Air Canada was a crown corporation. It was fully privatized that year, and is a publicly traded company today, with a market cap of around $5.4 billion. If Air Canada were to be renationalized, it would return to its previous status as a crown corporation, and become a government-run corporation.

Within the status quo, sports like ultramarathon swimming, sharpshooting, and curling have no obvious gendered difference, yet frequently have seperate categories within major competitions (like the olympics) based on gender.

Common law systems are legal systems based primarily on judicial precedent and past court rulings, whereas civil law systems are based predominantly on the application of much more comprehensive written codes and statutes that systematically outline laws.