A Special Occasion Gaming event is an event where no more than a total of 20 blackjack tables and/or wheels of fortune are operated. The gaming activities must be ancillary or complementary to a social occasion. This may include a dinner or dance sponsored by an applicant, or as approved by the Registrar. The hours of the Special Occasion Gaming event must fall within the operating hours of the social occasion and cannot exceed 8 consecutive hours between the hours of 12:00 noon to 2:00 a.m.
A raffle draw may be held in conjunction with the Special Occasion Gaming event. Raffles under $5,000 may be applied for on the Special Occasion Gaming Event application form. Raffles over $5,000 must be applied for using the raffle application form.
Social Gambler Definition
Gambling is a significant source of revenue in their respective states and the subject of controversy due to the social ills which have been argued to be connected to it, such as organized crime and gambling addiction. Relevant legal forms include: Jury Instruction - Illegal Gambling Business (Bookmaking). Approaches to the social/economic costs of gambling – The definition of social cost provided by Markandya and Pearce (1989) is the foundation of cost-of-illness studies that have been adapted to gambling and some economic studies – The new Canadian SEIG (2008) is hoping to be the new standard for cost-benefit studies – at least in Canada.
Provincial Licence
Gambling Social Studies Definition
Social Gambler Definition
Gambling is a significant source of revenue in their respective states and the subject of controversy due to the social ills which have been argued to be connected to it, such as organized crime and gambling addiction. Relevant legal forms include: Jury Instruction - Illegal Gambling Business (Bookmaking). Approaches to the social/economic costs of gambling – The definition of social cost provided by Markandya and Pearce (1989) is the foundation of cost-of-illness studies that have been adapted to gambling and some economic studies – The new Canadian SEIG (2008) is hoping to be the new standard for cost-benefit studies – at least in Canada.
Provincial Licence
Gambling Social Studies Definition
All Special Occasion Gaming event licences are issued by the Registrar. The Registrar will not issue a licence to an organization for more than one Special Occasion Gaming event per month.
Application Requirements
- First time applicants should visit the Charitable Lottery Licensing Overview page for information on what's necessary to determine eligibility
- Municipal approval letter (if applicable)
- Copy of print advertising to be used in conjunction with the event
- Sample of the proposed invitation or admittance ticket, including the stub for the Special Occasion Gaming event
- Copy of site contract (i.e., contract between organization and venue where the event will be hosted)
- Appropriate lottery licensing fee payable to the Minister of Finance
- Copy of Registered Gaming Supplier equipment/service invoice and charitable gaming event budget
The licensee must conduct and manage the event in accordance with the Terms and Conditions of the licence.