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Mayor Surprised by Ontario Casino Decision
21 January 2005
News Brief: An Ontario government decision that no new casinos will be developed has shaken Dryden Mayor Anne Krassilowsky.
Ontario Government Criticized for Inaction20 January 2005
News Brief: The Ontario government has damaged Windsor by dragging its feet over whether to expand Casino Windsor while its competition in Detroit forges ahead with development, says a leading industry analyst.
Ontario to Focus on a Sustainable Responsible Gaming Industry20 January 2005
The Ontario government reports its gaming strategy, which includes an increased focus on social responsibility and a commitment to ensuring the competitiveness of Ontario's gaming industry.
Alberta Tribal Casino Proposal Moves Ahead20 January 2005
News Brief: The Stoney Nakoda First Nations, through a company set up to launch a casino operation, is moving ahead with its proposal to build a casino and hotel development in Alberta.
Fraser Downs Approved by City Council19 January 2005
News Brief: The sale of Fraser Downs has been given approval by Surrey council, provided the purchaser meets a list of requirements.
Ottawa Won't Block Smoking Bylaw On Reserve Casino19 January 2005
News Brief: There are now officially two sets of laws when it comes to where people can smoke in Saskatchewan.
Nova Scotia Casino For Sale18 January 2005
News Brief: Caesar's Entertainment is putting its Nova Scotia Casino Hotel up for sale.
BetUS.com Updates Simpson Odds18 January 2005
Internet wagering on The Simpsons is continuing to take center stage at BetUS.com since the company posted odds on the mystery gay character who will be ‘outed’ in an upcoming episode.
Gambling Research Needed, Says Vancouver Councillor17 January 2005
News Brief: Vancouver city councillor Peter Ladner wants the province to set up an independent gambling research institute to study the effects of expanded gambling in B.C.
Casino Approved for BC City14 January 2005
News Brief: A $100-million destination resort casino has won final approval in New Westminster, with construction set to begin immediately.
Winning Lotto Jackpot Ticket Missing7 January 2005
Time is running out to claim a prize worth $250,000 for an ENCORE - LOTTO 6/49 ticket sold one year ago in Hamilton, Ontario.
Bookie Posts Odds on Gay Simpsons7 January 2005
Rumors that Springfield will legalize gay marriage on an upcoming episode of the Simpsons is sparking talk amongst fans that one of the main characters will come out of the closet.
New Research into Problem Gambling5 January 2005
The Ontario Problem Gambling Research Centre today announced research awards examining such issues as the link between problem gambling and criminal behaviour.
River Rock Casino Parking Structure Near Completion5 January 2005
evada Gold & Casinos, Inc. report the substantial completion of the parking structures at the River Rock Casino in Sonoma County, California.
IGT Forms IGT-Canada5 January 2005
International Game Technology reports the acquisition of substantially all of the assets of its Canadian distributor, Hi-Tech Gaming, and the formation of IGT-Canada, Inc., a new subsidiary that will support sales and service for customers throughout Canada.
Smoking Ban In Canadian Aboriginal Casinos Called Unlikely28 December 2004
News Brief: A grace period on enforcing tough new smoking legislation in Saskatchewan will allow more time for the government to negotiate with aboriginals to approve new smoking rules for casinos, a native leader says.
Magna Won't Renew Greyhound Park Lease23 December 2004
Magna Entertainment Corp. says that it does not intend to renew its lease of Multnomah Greyhound Park in Portland, Oregon when the lease expires on December 31, 2004.
NHL Dispute Hurting BC Lottery21 December 2004
News Brief: The National Hockey League shutdown is costing the B.C. Lottery Corp. millions of dollars in lost hockey-wagering revenues.
PokerRoom.com Proposes NHL Lockout Solution21 December 2004
PokerRoom.com has today delivered registered letters to NHL commissioner and NHL Players' Association executive director offices, inviting them to settle the labor dispute in a game of winner-take-all poker on PokerRoom.com.
Casino Regina Workers Ratify Contract20 December 2004
News Brief: Casino Regina workers have ratified a contract agreement with the downtown Regina casino, despite opposition from some workers who are angry about the new deal.
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