CGA Research & Studies

Informing the Public Debate: Economic Impacts of Casinos

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01 January 2013

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Informing the Public Debate: Problem Gambling

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01 December 2012

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Informing the Public Debate: Cannibalization

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01 November 2012

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Canadian gaming industry matures into one of the largest entertainment industries in the country, the CGA’s Economic Impact Study finds

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18 October 2011

CGA Economic Impact Report Final thFull Report

Internet Gaming in Canada Public Perception and Behaviour

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27 April 2010

Internet Gaming in Canada Public Perception and Behaviour thumbPresentation

National Gambling Report 2008 CGA Presentation

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29 April 2008

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Employment Impact of Gaming Industry in Canada Much Greater Than Previously Understood

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08 April 2008

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Landmark Economic Impact Study Reveals Gaming Industry in Canada Worth $15.3 billion in Direct Spending Alone

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26 April 2007

Landmark Economic Impact Study thumbBackgrounder

Canadian Gaming Association – Study on VLT Gaming in Canada

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16 March 2006

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Informing the Public Debate: Academic Research on Crime and Casinos

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01 December 2012

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Informing the Public Debate: Academic Research on Social Costs and Casinos

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01 December 2012

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54% of Toronto Residents Support Idea of New Casino in Toronto

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19 April 2012

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Canadian Gaming Association welcomes changes to allow enhanced sports wagering in Canada

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28 September 2011

CGA Single Event Sports Wagering Case Study Sept 2011 thumbFull Report

Issues to Consider in Implementing the Socio-Economic Impact of Gambling (SEIG) Framework

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27 August 2008

Issues to Consider in Implementing the Socio-Economic Impact of Gambling Framework thumbPresentation

How Prevalent is Problem Gambling? A Critical Overview of Problem Gambling Prevalence Research

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25 April 2008

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Number one reason Canadians gamble is for fun, not money

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04 November 2007

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Study reveals support for Canadian gaming industry

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26 April 2006

In a recent poll of Canadian attitudes toward gaming, the overwhelming majority of Canadians see gaming as a fun, responsible and acceptable form of entertainment. The poll, conducted by PMG Consulting of Waterloo, Ontario, also found that Canadians are responsible gamers who self-regulate their spending and consistently play with a pre-determined limit.

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