Contact Us
Carla Preston
Municipal Clerk
169 St. David Street, P.O. Box 609, Mitchell ON N0K 1N0
Lottery Licensing Officer
Please contact one of our Licensing Officers to set an appointment to review your application or report. Applications and reports will no longer be accepted without a meeting. Thank you for your cooperation.
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In order to qualify for a lottery license, an "eligible" organization must demonstrate that it exists to provide services in one of these charitable classifications: a) The relief of poverty; b) The advancement of education; c) The advancement of religion; d) Other charitable purposes beneficial to the community, not falling under a), b), or c). Proceeds from lotteries must be used for charitable or religious objects or purposes in the province of Ontario. Requirements for eligibility:
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The Municipality must be in possession of the following prior to processing an application:
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Lottery Applications
Licensees wishing to use proceeds for any purpose not requested on their original application must request a licence amendment and receive approval before using the proceeds for those purposes.
| Bazaar Forms |
| Bingo Forms |
| Blanket Raffle Forms |
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Blanket Raffle Lottery Application Form |
| Break Open (Nevada) Forms |
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Break Open Lottery Application Form |
| Catch the Ace Forms |
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Raffle Lottery Application Form |
| Raffle Forms |
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Raffle Lottery Application Form |
To make it easier to complete the Lottery Reports, the Lottery Report Checklist indicates all information that needs to be submitted with your Lottery Report.
Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario
Complete information about charitable gaming in Ontario can be found in the Lottery Licensing Policy Manual or on the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) website.