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New Brunswick Lotteries and Gaming Corporation


New Responsible Gaming Policy

There have been no major changes in the type of gaming activities offered in New Brunswick since the video lottery program was introduced in the early 1990s. It is time for government to take action. The new responsible gaming policy will focus on improving the safety and security of New Brunswick’s gaming environment in order to protect the integrity of provincial and charitable gaming activities. It will lead to a more controlled, secure gaming environment for operating gaming activities. It will help New Brunswickers understand their chances of winning when they gamble and provide information and raise awareness of the signs that lead to problem gambling. This will help them make more informed gaming choices. In cases where there is a problem, this new policy will help ensure services are available to assist problem gamblers.

Responsible Management, Responsible Play in a Responsible Environment

The new responsible approach to gaming in New Brunswick will include a reformed video lottery program, enhanced responsible gaming initiatives with new programs for those at risk of developing or already have a gambling problem; a strengthened charitable gaming policy; and one provincially authorized destination casino as part of the Province’s tourism development strategy.


 September 28, 2009
Information


 Gaming prevalence study gets underway

 Responsible Gaming Policy

 News release

 News release
Casino details released

 News conference

 FAQs

 Publications

 Gaming Control Branch (Department of Public Safety)

  • Charitable Gaming
  • Registration of Video Lottery Siteholders

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 Atlantic Lottery Corporation

 Department of Health

Legislation


 Gaming Control Act and Regulations

 New Brunswick Liquor Control Act and Regulations

 New Brunswick Legislation

 Arbitration Act (New Brunswick)

 Smoke Free Places Act (New Brunswick) and Regulations

 Criminal Code of Canada

 Companies Creditors Arrangement Act

 Indian Act

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 Addiction Services


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