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For Professionals:
Guide for Counsellors Working with Problem Gambling Clients from
Ethnocultural Communities. - More...

For immediate release: August 10, 2010
Internet gambling is also a public health issue: CAMH - More...

New Online Course!
Fundamental Concepts of Problem Gambling begins on October 4, 2010.- More...

Journal of Gambling Issues
New issue and new design - More...

Toronto Area Gambling Study
Do You Gamble? PDF Recruitment Flyer - More...

About Gambling
New comic-book style prevention brochure in PDF - More...

 

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Gambling Fact
70.7% of Canadian adults gambled in 2006-2007.
3.2% of Canadian adults experience moderate to severe problem gambling.
3.5% of Ontario adults experience moderate to severe problem gambling.
2.3% of Ontario student’s grade 7-12 may have a gambling problem.
3.9% of Ontario teens ages 15-17 are affected by problem gambling.
Lottery tickets are the most common gambling activity among Ontario adults.
No matter how long you stay at a slot machine, your odds of winning never improve.
70.7% of Canadian adults gambled in 2006-2007.
3.2% of Canadian adults experience moderate to severe problem gambling.
3.5% of Ontario adults experience moderate to severe problem gambling.
2.3% of Ontario student’s grade 7-12 may have a gambling problem.
3.9% of Ontario teens ages 15-17 are affected by problem gambling.
Lottery tickets are the most common gambling activity among Ontario adults.
No matter how long you stay at a slot machine, your odds of winning never improve.
70.7% of Canadian adults gambled in 2006-2007.
3.2% of Canadian adults experience moderate to severe problem gambling.
3.5% of Ontario adults experience moderate to severe problem gambling.
2.3% of Ontario student’s grade 7-12 may have a gambling problem.
3.9% of Ontario teens ages 15-17 are affected by problem gambling.
Lottery tickets are the most common gambling activity among Ontario adults.
No matter how long you stay at a slot machine, your odds of winning never improve.
2.3% of Ontario student’s grade 7-12 may have a gambling problem.
3.5% of Ontario adults experience moderate to severe problem gambling.
3.9% of Ontario teens ages 15-17 are affected by problem gambling.
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CAMH accepts no responsibility for such use. Individuals should contact their personal physician, and/or their local addiction or mental health agency regarding any such services.
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