ISSN 2561-8342 · Toronto · Halton Hills
C4eJ
A Journal of Ethics in Context
Lead essay · Essay

The Ethics of a Provincial Gambling Monopoly Going Digital

For most of its existence, Ontario's gambling monopoly rested on a bargain that was easy to state and hard to argue with. Gambling would happen whether or not the province approved of it, so better that the province run it. Profits would go to hospitals and schools instead of shareholders, and a public operator could be told to show restraint in ways a private one never would.

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C4eJ — the Centre for Ethics Journal — publishes essays, symposia, and reviews written for readers who take moral and political questions seriously but do not want them wrapped in jargon. We believe that ethics is always in context — embedded in history, institutions, and the particular lives we are trying to live well together.

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