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Lotteries

Laurentian Valley Township Licences approximately 65 charitable organizations to raise funds thru various lottery schemes. At the left is a menu for the various Lottery games licensed by the Municipality. In each section you will find the information you need to provide and the rules that must be followed to be licensed.

Nevada - Break Open Ticket Lottery
The Municipality licenses eligible charities to conduct Break Open Ticket Lotteries in the Municipality. The Municipality currently has the following charities licensed in the following retail outlets; - Read More
Stafford Bingo Country Bingo Association 2004
Charities conducting bingo lottery events at Stafford Bingo Country earned the following receipts in 2004. Net Receipts for Charities ... - Read More
Stafford Bingo Country Bingo Association 2003
Charities conducting bingo lottery events at Stafford Bingo Country earned the following receipts in 2003. Net Receipts for Charities ... - Read More
Stafford Bingo Country Bingo Association 2002
Charities conducting bingo lottery events at Stafford Bingo Country earned the following receipts in 2002. Net Receipts for Charities ... - Read More
Stafford Bingo Country Bingo Association 2001
Charities conducting bingo lottery events at Stafford Bingo Country earned the following receipts in 2001. Net Receipts for Charities ... - Read More
Stafford Bingo Country Bingo Association 2000
Charities conducting bingo lottery events at Stafford Bingo Country earned the following receipts in 2000. Net Receipts for Charities  ... - Read More
How to Apply for a Lottery Licence
What lottery schemes does the Province License? The province licenses the following events; Bingo events with prize boards over $5,500.00 ... - Read More
Eligibility for a Lottery Licence
Charitable gaming refers to lottery schemes permitted by a license under the Criminal Code of Canada. Typically these may include bingos, raffles and break open tickets held by charitable and religious organizations. Charitable organizations are regulated by licensing policies and the terms and the terms and conditions of the licences issued by the province or the municipalities under the authority of an Order in Council. The commercial sector of the charitable gaming industry is regulated by the Gaming Services Act, 1992 and Regulations proclaimed in force February 1, 1993. - Read More