Ontario Youth Gambling Report: Data from the 2009 Ontario Student Drug Use and Health Survey

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2010-11

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Problem Gambling Institute of Ontario

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This report describes gambling activity and gambling problems among Ontario students in 2009, and also examines the relationship between gambling problems and substance use problems, mental health problems, and delinquent behaviours.

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Permission granted to archive report in repository by Shawn Yu, Assistant Manager of Communications and Online Services, Problem Gambling Institute of Ontario.

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Teenage gamblers -- Ontario, Gambling -- Ontario, Compulsive Gambling -- Ontario

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/49233

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Alberta Gambling Research Institute

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