Sask Indian gaming reports all-time high revenues – SaskToday.ca
SIGA raised its budget for the provincial First Nations Addictions and Rehabilitation Foundation.
SASKATOON — The Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Association achieved record-breaking revenues during the 2022-2023 fiscal year, garnering praise from Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations Chief Bobby Cameron.
The non-profit corporation reported an impressive $292.6 million in revenues, resulting in a net income of $126 million.
Cameron said SIGA emphasizes the corporation’s commitment to reinvesting all net revenue into Saskatchewan and distributing it among the 74 member nations of FSIN.
“SIGA continues to play a vital role in the province, empowering First Nation communities through employment opportunities, economic growth, positive community relations, and financial self-reliance,” said Cameron.
