CBC reports growing debate ahead of Canadian House of Commons committee consideration of Bill S-211, which would establish a federal framework to restrict gambling advertising. The background includes an analysis finding about 3,000 gambling-related messages across 7 NHL games, most without warnings about harm or age restrictions. Some provinces are concerned about intrusion on their jurisdiction. The bill itself was checked and calls for the government and relevant bodies to consult on restrictions covering ad volume, placement and celebrity use, among other matters. It has passed the Senate but still faces House of Commons consideration, so it should not be read as an immediate nationwide ban already in effect.