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$450-million hotel-casino complex announced for False Creek

29 March 2010

New $450-million casino confirmed by B.C government for False Creek in Vancouver, BC.

Loto-Québec to pay for gamblers' therapy

24 March 2010

Loto-Québec agrees to pay for therapy for gambling addicts in decade old class action suit settlement.

New casino planned for Vancouver's False Creek

15 March 2010

New casino likely in the False Creek area of the city.

Students focus of new gambling awareness campaign

3 March 2010

"Know the Score" gambling education campain launched at Univ of Regina.

Bookies still betting public backs Canadian hockey team

24 February 2010

Canada is still the online bookies favourite to win ice hockey gold.

Online bookmakers warm to winter games

22 February 2010

The Winter Olympics in Vancouver are starting to prove popular with online gamblers.

Virtual slot machines provide clues about addiction

17 February 2010

Canadian researchers are trying to understand what makes slot machines addictive.

The Gang talks investing, casinos and NFL

14 January 2010

Casino City's Vin Narayanan, Gary Trask and Dan Igo talk to Bob Frick of Kiplinger's Personal Finance about how poker can make you a better investor, what casinos they wish to visit in 2010 and hopefully improve on their disastrous NFL picks from last week.

Top-10 must-visit casinos for 2010

11 January 2010

The Casino City staff makes out its wish list and picks 10 casinos it wants to experience for the first time in 2010.

Patrons dive for cover as driver plows into Ontario casino

23 December 2009

Police chase finished with a truck smashing into the front door of Niagara Fallsview casino.

Uefa suspends referee following 'irregular betting patterns'

16 December 2009

Irregular betting patterns have prompted UEFA to suspend a Bulgarian referee.

'Exchange bandit' gets 6-year sentence

30 November 2009

6-year sentence for banker who robbed banks to fund his gambling debt.

Albertans are gambling less, drinking more: Stats Can

25 November 2009

Gambling revenue in Alberta dropped 5 percent last year down to $25 billion from $26.3 billion.

Big lotto win safe from tax payment

18 November 2009

Canadian tax policy friendly to lottery winners.

Fifth time lucky: lottery winner succeeds in claiming his jackpot

4 November 2009

A Canadian man has succeeded in his court challenge to collect a $17-million lottery prize - his fifth such win.

Ontario allocates funds to help problem gamblers

5 October 2009

News brief: Ontario is placing a $38- million bet on a plan to help problem gamblers.

Calgary schools' gambling ban raises cash-flow fears

30 September 2009

News brief: Impending Catholic Education Foundation of Calgary won't be a replacement for the $2 million raised annually for schools through casinos and bingos.

New VLT, smoking rules hit P.E.I. bars

21 September 2009

News brief: VLTs were pulled from many PEI bars this week.

Sask. First Nations should keep casino profits: chief

31 August 2009

News brief: Chief Lawrence Joseph says First Nations should have complete control over not only casino profits, but also the regulation of gambling on reserves.

First Nations push for gambling control

26 August 2009

News brief: First Nations are ready to take control of gambling on their land, the chief of the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations says.

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