AGLC has made a great contribution to Alberta charities

Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis are the only state-run organizations that allow a lottery night for charity games to host bingo and raise funds for operations. This unique game model is tremendous news for the Alberta community and the charities that get a lot of rewards for it. Proceeds are invested in food banks, senior citizens' organizations, amateur sports, etc.

The Crown Corporation, based in Saint Albert, is responsible for providing regulated gambling entertainment to Alberta. These include land-based casino properties across the state, lottery sales, and sports betting. In addition, the crown organization also oversees Play Alberta, the state's only legitimate online gaming and sports betting platform.

Heather Fitzpatrick, a policy analyst at AGLC, said Crown is always working to ensure that policies support stakeholders and access the situation. She noted that the ultimate goal is to support communities and charities while maintaining the safety of Albertans. The Crown prides itself on promoting integrity, respect, cooperation, innovation and inclusion.

AGLC CEO Candice Machado explains that the agency's core values are permeating every segment of its organizational activities. She said the Commission works with various stakeholders on complex business issues. Mr Machado explained that Crown was not happy with his current condition and was looking for new teammates who were willing to live a little out of the comfort zone.

During the 2020 and 2021 closures, AGLC's inspectors, game technicians and other field staff continued to work on site. Meanwhile, office workers have been moved to work remotely from home and can proceed. Machado says the organization is considering a range of hybrid models that can keep the culture strong and give employees maximum flexibility.

To keep all employees connected, CEOs often organize online town halls with questions and answers. Also, hosting social events and philanthropy also keeps employees engaged. Employees, for example, are long-time passionate supporters of United Way. In 2023, they are expected to reach a remarkable milestone of raising more than CA$1 million for charity.

But the closure of casino properties has taken a heavy toll on local charities, which rely on some of their profits. In addition to Edmonton's Grand Villa Casino, it was closed for a much longer period. Because of this, Crown has introduced new licensing conditions requiring game operators to run slot and table games for seven days a week.

In addition, regulators have been handling requests for the relocation of Camrose Casino Resort. The request was rejected, but the casino owner presented some reports of concern. It revealed that St. Albert's gambling fundraiser generated nearly the lowest amount of revenue per game night. That's why companies are calling for changes to the charity game model because rural nonprofit organizations are at a disadvantage.

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