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How are the First Nation Casinos Faring? Economically, Socially and Politically

Explore how First Nation casinos in Canada are faring economically, socially, and politically. Dr. Yale D. Belanger, an Associate Professor of Native American Studies, delves into the history, models, and success metrics of these casinos. From the early days in 1984 to the current landscape with 17 operating casinos, discover how these establishments contribute to communities. Evaluate gambling revenues, employment impact, and per capita earnings to gauge their effectiveness.

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How are the First Nation Casinos Faring? Economically, Socially and Politically

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  1. How are the First Nation Casinos Faring? Economically, Socially and Politically Dr. Yale D. Belanger Associate Professor Native American Studies

  2. First Nations Casinos in Canada • Dates back to 1984 (community lottery); • 5 First Nation casinos opened in 1996; • Currently 17 First Nations casinos operating (15 for profit; 2 charity); • 10 First Nations operate VLT palaces in Nova Scotia.

  3. First Nations Casinos, Canada

  4. First Nations Gaming Models • VLT palaces: Nova Scotia • Single, community operated casino (B.C.); • Charity casinos (ON); • Centralized casino(s); revenue distribution agreements (AB, SK, MB, ON).

  5. Evaluating Success • Gambling Revenues • Following the revenues • Aggregate • Per capita • Above federal contributions • Population/customer catchment • Employment

  6. Aggregate Net Revenues, 2006-2010

  7. Per 1000 Population Net Revenues, 2006-2010

  8. Per 1000 Population Net Revenues, 2006-2010 (w/ Lake Scugog)

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