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Gaming in Nova Scotia : report of the Standing Committee on Community Services

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1994-02

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Government of Nova Scotia

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This report is a culmination of public hearings and reports which began in January 1993. Its purpose is twofold. Primarily it summarizes the comments and opinions voiced by Nova Scotians during the last of three separate series of hearings on the topic of gaming. Secondarily it reviews the evidence and recommendations of the earlier two rounds of hearings and, together with the information provided in the latest hearing, makes recommendations on gaming in Nova Scotia.

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Video lottery terminals (VLTs), Gambling--Nova Scotia, Bingo, Casinos, Gambling--Canada

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/519

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