Gaming review : expansion options and implications

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Date

1997

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British Columbia, Ministry of Employment and Investment

Abstract

Terms of Reference: To prepare for the consideration of the government a report on the economic and social implications of allowing additional gaming initiatives in British Columbia. These options are to cover the range from status quo to the establishment of Canadian-style (e.g. Windsor and Montreal) and/or destination casinos.

Description

Peter Clark, project leader. Appendix A. Assessing the potential for expanded gaming opportunities in British Columbia / KPMG Appendix C. One-year review of Casino Windsor / KPMG.

Keywords

Gambling -- Government policy -- British Columbia, Casinos -- British Columbia, Casinos -- Government policy -- British Columbia, Gambling -- British Columbia

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/117

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