Alberta gambling revenue up

8 Jul 2015

ALBERTA, Canada -- Alberta has seen gambling activity increase over the past year and is now pondering online gambling, the Calgary Herald reported.

Revenue predictions suggest the province could reap $150 million in revenue annually, the report said.

There are several Canadian provinces who have already introduced online gambling, according to the Calgary Herald.

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	Alberta gambling revenue up 8 Jul 2015 ALBERTA, Canada -- Alberta has seen gambling activity increase over the past year and is now pondering online gambling, the Calgary Herald reported. Revenue predictions suggest the province could reap $150 million in revenue annually, the report said. There are several Canadian provinces who have already introduced online gambling, according to the Calgary Herald.

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