Gambling with the Future: The Evolution of Aboriginal Gaming in Canada

Yale D. Belanger

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Indigenous Peoples' Rights and Law Indigenous Cultures and History Gambling Behavior and Treatments

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Introduction: A Search for Clarity 1 The Historical Perspective 2 The Evolution of Canadian Gaming Legislation 3 The Social, Political, and Economic Context 4 American Indian Gaming: A Brief Overview 5 Ontario: The Legal Ramifications 6 Saskatchewan and Manitoba: Early Days 7 First Nations Gaming in Alberta 8 Social and Political Responses to First Nations Gaming 9 Recent Developments in First Nations Gaming Conclusion: Room for Optimism Notes References Index

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