• Alberta Gambling Research Institute Conference 2022: Back to the Centre: Back to the Future of Gambling Research 

  Baxter, David; Bedford, Kate; Belanger, Yale; Brodeur, Magaly; Christensen, Darren; Dowling, Nicki; Gray, Heather; Hing, Nerilee; Johnson, Mark; Jonsson, Jakob; Kim, Andrew; Kostek, Riley; Manitowabi, Darrel; Murch, W. Spencer; Shaw, Carrie; Stevens, Rhys; Volberg, Rachel; Wilcox, Sean; Williams, Robert; Yakovenko, Igor; Young, Matthew (Alberta Gambling Research Institute, 2022-06)

  The Alberta Gambling Research Institute's 21st Annual Conference "Back to the Centre: Back to the Future of Gambling Research" took place June 23 - 25, 2022 at the Banff Centre in Banff, Alberta as a hybrid live and virtual ...

• Gambling in Canada: Statistics 2020-2021 

  Stevens, Rhys (University of Lethbridge, Alberta Gambling Research Institute, 2022-04-22)

  Statistics about gambling in Canada for fiscal year 2020-21 (April 1, 2020 to March 31, 2021) compiled from annual reports of government organizations responsible for conducting, managing and regulating in each of Canada’s ...

• Annual report 2020-21, Alberta Gambling Research Institute 

  Alberta Gambling Research Institute (Alberta Gambling Research Institute, Alberta Gambling Research Institute, 2021-12-08)

• Turning Aces into Assets: Four Options to Help the Government Turn its Addiction to Gambling Revenue into Assets for the Poor 

  Lewis, Johanna; Dijkema, Brian (Cardus, Cardus, 2021-05)

  Government-run gambling is ripe for reform. In our previous report, “Pressing Its Luck,” we examined the ways in which the state’s gambling monopoly operates as a tax on the marginalized - preying on the poor and those who ...

• Pressing Its Luck: How Ontario Lottery and Gaming Can Work For, Not Against, Low-Income Households 

  Dijkema, Brian; Wolfert, Johanna (Cardus, Cardus, 2020-06-10)

  In this paper, we tell the story of Ontario’s involvement with gambling and explore how it got hooked. The state has not always been the leading dealer in gambling or user of the revenue it produces. In fact, gaming’s path ...

• Royally Flushed: Reforming Gambling to Work for, Not Against, Atlantic Canada 

  Dijkema, Brian; Wolfert, Johanna (Cardus, Cardus, 2020-07-15)

  In Royally Flushed: Reforming Gambling to Work for, Not Against, Atlantic Canada, think tank Cardus shows how the lowest-income households in the Atlantic provinces pay their provincial governments an estimated 4% of their ...

• Royally Flushed: Reforming gambling to work for, not against, Alberta 

  Dijkema, Brian; Wolfert, Johanna (Cardus, Cardus, 2020-07-15)

  In Royally Flushed: Reforming gambling to work for, not against, Alberta, think tank Cardus shows how the lowest-income households in Alberta pay the provincial government an estimated 7% of their annual incomes through ...

• Royally Flushed. Reforming Gambling to Work For, Not Against, British Columbia 

  Dijkema, Brian; Wolfert, Johanna (Cardus, Cardus, 2020-07-15)

  In Royally Flushed: Reforming gambling to work for, not against, British Columbia, think tank Cardus shows how the lowest-income households in B.C. pay the provincial government an estimated 4% of their annual incomes ...

• Research reveals ... : an update on gambling research in Alberta, 2021-2022 

  Alberta Gambling Research Institute (Alberta Gambling Research Institute, 2021-08)

• British Columbia Online Problem Gambling Prevalence Study 

  Ipsos; Strategic Science (BCLC & Gaming Policy and Enforcement Branch (GPEB), British Columbia, Ipsos, Strategic Science, 2020-10-02)

  This study measures the prevalence of adult (19+ years) participation in online gambling and adult online problem gambling in British Columbia.The survey was fielded online from February 4 to March 10, 2020and was completed ...

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