The public has far less access today to research documenting damage from VLTs
The gaming corporation commissions research on gambling rates but details are not made public
Jun 10, 2022
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The gaming corporation commissions research on gambling rates but details are not made public
By King's Investigative Workshop
Jun 10, 2022
Some VLT bars now have more machines than allowed anywhere else in Atlantic Canada
By King's Investigative Workshop
Jun 10, 2022
Once extreme public concern has faded, even though damage from the machines is still acute
By King's Investigative Workshop
Jun 10, 2022
Class action lawsuits and punitive damages banned retroactively to early 1990s
By King's Investigative Workshop
Jun 10, 2022
Despite "attrition" policy, many VLTs remain in service, even when bars close their doors
By King's Investigative Workshop
Jun 10, 2022
More than 30 years after being introduced, the "crack cocaine of gambling" is alive and well
By King's Investigative Workshop
Jun 10, 2022
One in 10 Nova Scotia players in the most serious problem gambling category
By King's Investigative Workshop
Jun 10, 2022
One person's misfortune can be another's opportunity
By King's Investigative Workshop
Jul 4, 2019
Long before foreclosure comes debt, and it's strangling many Atlantic Canadians.
By King's Investigative Workshop
Jul 4, 2019