Today, the Liquor and Gaming Authority of Manitoba (LGA) released the results of its 2017 Manitoba Cannabis Survey. The LGA conducted this anonymous survey in September 2017 to build a full picture of who is using cannabis now, how often and how much they use, and how this might look different after legalization. The LGA also asked Manitobans about their expectations …
What’s YOUR gambling limit?
Today, the Liquor and Gaming Authority of Manitoba (LGA) launched a province-wide campaign to encourage Manitobans to set limits before participating in any type of gambling activity. Research shows that people who always set limits have a lower risk of experiencing gambling harm, such as overspending and negative impacts to family and well-being. The LGA’s new campaign is targeted at …
Bring ID
Today, the Liquor and Gaming Authority of Manitoba (LGA) launched a public education campaign to encourage young adults living in rural Manitoba to bring identification (ID) when they visit bars, restaurants or liquor stores. The campaign also reminds staff in licensed establishments to check the ID of youthful-looking patrons. “Checking ID is a matter of public safety,” explains LGA CEO …
Smart Choices
Smart Choices, a new training program for hospitality industry employees, launched January 2, 2017. Smart Choices replaces Serving It Safe and the Problem Gambling Assistance Program. Manitoba’s liquor and gaming regulator, the Liquor and Gaming Authority of Manitoba (LGA), and the Manitoba Tourism Education Council (MTEC) have partnered to develop and deliver the online program. Smart Choices focuses on current laws, safety …