Canada News - Page 33

International news brief: A report by the city of Vancouver shows no increase in crime after the addition of 450 slot machines to Hastings Park.

The new subsidiary of Harrah's Entertainment established to expand the WSOP online will be based in Montreal.

I was given the opportunity to spend a day in Kahnawake with Bodog's US facing brand licensee, The Morris Mohawk Gaming group, and to complete the very first interview of Alwyn Morris, CEO of the group.

International news brief: Caesars Windsor allowed customers to take a spin of its 50 new slot machines.

International news brief: A woman who stole from her employer to feed her gambling addictions has sued two casinos and the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp.

News brief: A Barrie woman won almost $400,000 while playing the slots at Georgian Downs.

News brief: Loto-Québec will spend $305 million to fix up the Montreal Casino building to help the casino keep up with its North American competition.

News brief: Baby boomers could increase the number of problem gamblers in Ontario by more than 40 per cent by 2020, the Responsible Gambling Council says.

News brief: Tavern owners, northwest of Calgary, are petitioning to bring VLTs back as the souring economy has cut into profits.

News brief: Manitoba may overhaul way internal lottery investigations are handled.

News brief: Lucky numbers are getting a bit of extra mileage these days.

News brief: A Toronto-area man who won $135,000 on four scratch-off lottery tickets has been told they were printing mistakes.

International news brief: The $35-million Living Sky Casino is a 50,000-square-foot complex with 220 slot machines and six game tables.

News brief: Slot machines at Western Fair in Ontario were shut down Monday after a water pipe burst at the popular spot.

News brief: Two casinos in the Canadian province state that once poker or blackjack cards have been dealt, the only language allowed at the table is English.

News brief: The Canadian bookkeeper embezzled more than $1.2 million and lost it gambling on slot machines.

Canada's most popular poker player outlasted a field of 689 and took home $371,910.

News brief: The economic downturn is hurting Alberta's gambling industry.

International news brief: Program looks to cure addiction to video games, gambling and the Internet.

News brief: The students' union at Cape Breton University is endorsing an internet site that offers Canadian students the chance to win free tuition by playing poker.