Sask. still interested in online gaming

8 Apr 2011

SASKATCHEWAN -- Saskatchewan maintains an interest in the potential of online gambling, according to the CBC News.

Ken Chevaldayoff, the Minister responsible for casinos, remarked on the amount of money spent by the Saskatchewan population gambling online that the province never sees a cent of, the report explained.

Mr Chevaldayoff also remarked on how such revenue could be diverted into community programs, CBC News reported.

Saskatchewan would follow both B.C and Ontario into the online gambling business, if the interest materializes further.

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	Sask. still interested in online gaming 8 Apr 2011 SASKATCHEWAN -- Saskatchewan maintains an interest in the potential of online gambling, according to the CBC News. Ken Chevaldayoff, the Minister responsible for casinos, remarked on the amount of money spent by the Saskatchewan population gambling online that the province never sees a cent of, the report explained. Mr Chevaldayoff also remarked on how such revenue could be diverted into community programs, CBC News reported. Saskatchewan would follow both B.C and Ontario into the online gambling business, if the interest materializes further.

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