Canadian Charitable Gaming

Charitable gaming was legalized in 1969 and is governed by the Criminal Code of Canada, the Gaming and Liquor Act, and the Gaming and Liquor Regulation. A license is only issued to charitable and religious organizations whose proceeds are used for charitable or religious purposes. Charitable gaming includes bingo, casino table games, pull-ticket sales and raffles. Revenue generated from charitable events may only be used to pay for expenses approved by the Commission.

Although not operated for profit, Casino City considers gaming activities conducted at charitable casinos to be casino and card room gaming activities.

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