News releases from Nova Scotia Gaming Corporation (to Dec. 2012) (Page 1)

Today, the Nova Scotia Gaming Corporation (NSGC) released its 2011-12 Community Report, reinforcing its commitment to social responsibility today, Oct. 1.

Nova Scotians will have an opportunity to learn more about responsible gambling programs and events throughout the province as part of the 11th Annual Responsible Gambling Awareness Week, Sept. 30 to Oct. 6.

The Nova Scotia Gaming Corporation (NSGC) released its 2011-12 Report to Stakeholders today, July 12, outlining business results, social mandates and community efforts.

As the holiday season quickly approaches, many people are buying lottery and scratch tickets as fun stocking stuffers and gifts.

The increasing popularity of poker among students, and the number of youth with access to illegal online gambling sites, makes the Responsible Gambling Council's live drama 82% a relevant and important program for youth.

Nova Scotians can see how the Nova Scotia Gaming Corporation is meeting its social responsibilities in its 2010-11 Community Report, released today, Oct. 3.

Nova Scotians have an opportunity to learn more about responsible gambling at programs and events throughout the province as part of the 10th Annual Responsible Gambling Awareness Week, Oct. 2–8.

The Nova Scotia Gaming Corporation(NSGC)released its 2010-11 Annual Report today, July 12, outlining its business results by balancing economic and social mandates.

The holiday season is fast approaching and the Nova Scotia Gaming Corporation is helping promote a responsible gambling message by urging parents not to purchase lottery products as gifts or stocking stuffers for minors.

Providing money for critical health-care equipment is the goal of the Health Services Foundation of the South Shore as it prepares for its annual fundraiser -- Jeans and Gems.

Nova Scotians can see how the Nova Scotia Gaming Corporation is meeting its social responsibilities with a report released today, Oct. 5.

Gaming organizations will soon have a new tool to help understand the impact responsible gambling programs and initiatives can have on players.

Youth gambling prevention, emerging technologies that are changing the way people gamble and global trends in online gaming are the focus of the sixth annual Responsible Gambling Conference.

Nova Scotians will learn more about responsible gambling through education programs and events scheduled for Responsible Gambling Awareness Week held Oct. 3 to 9.

The Nova Scotia Gaming Corporation (NSGC) released its 2009-10 Annual Report today, July 13, outlining how it achieved its business results, balancing its economic and social mandates.

On the final day for Keno in Nova Scotia, the province has announced that it will donate the 180 LCD screens used for the game will to Nova Scotia schools.

After consulting with stakeholders, the province has decided to put an end to Keno.

People who choose to gamble now have more tools to empower them to make informed decisions thanks to a new comprehensive, player-focused responsible gambling website launched today, Oct. 6, by the Nova Scotia Gaming Corporation.

Complete with interactive community education displays, a new awareness program and a two-day international conference, the Nova Scotia Gaming Corporation is set to launch its seventh annual Responsible Gambling Awareness Week.

Balancing and managing gaming in a socially responsible manner and giving back to the community highlight the Nova Scotia Gaming Corporation's (NSGC) 2007-08 Annual Report.