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In the past several decades the call for smaller and more accountable government has been widespread in Canada. In many cases, governments have reacted by privatizing Crown corporations, limiting services, reducing benefits and instituting user fees. But the general trend toward smaller, less government has had one dramatic exception: the explosive expansion of gambling. In […]