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VLT revenues fuel economic development on Swan Lake First Nation
It's easy to deride VLTs as a tacky way to make money, an unsophisticated economic development scheme every First Nation seems to fall back on. But drive around Swan Lake First Nation, and you'll see just what those VLTs can do.  |
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