Casino Nova Scotia
Harbourfront venue on the Halifax boardwalk with a 650-seat theatre, linked by pedway to the Marriott next door.
- Rooms
- None
- Spa
- No
- Golf
- No
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Every land-based casino resort in our guide, A to Z. Each review covers the hotel, spa, dining, shows and how to get there, with the details checked against published sources.
Harbourfront venue on the Halifax boardwalk with a 650-seat theatre, linked by pedway to the Marriott next door.
First Nations resort near Orillia with a 5,000-seat entertainment centre and a newly renovated all-suite hotel.
Regina's 1911 Union Station, restored as a casino with a 716-seat Show Lounge and a railway-themed restaurant.
Two Expo 67 pavilions on Île Notre-Dame, with city views, a cabaret and free parking. No hotel yet.
Château-style Fairmont above the St. Lawrence in Charlevoix, with a 27-hole golf course, a spa and the Casino de Charlevoix next door.
Hotel tower on the cliff above the Horseshoe Falls, with two theatres, a shopping galleria and fine dining.
Tsuut'ina Nation resort on Calgary's southwest edge with a busy 2,500-seat event centre and good-value rooms.
Enoch Cree Nation resort on Edmonton's western edge, with twin NHL-size rinks, a concert venue and Canada's first Hell's Kitchen.
Riverside resort beside a Canada Line station, minutes from YVR, with a marina, a theatre and a Gordon Ramsay steakhouse.
Gambling can be addictive. It is entertainment, not a way to make money. Decide on a budget and a time limit before you visit, take regular breaks and never chase losses. Every province runs free, confidential support lines and voluntary self-exclusion programs.