At the door of Northern Lights Casino

The card at the door

1. Card to SecurityShown on every visit, at the door.
2. KioskFirst name, last name, card number, time and date of entry.
3. No cardThe SIGA Rewards desk signs you up or reprints the card.

Since February 15, 2024, every guest at Northern Lights Casino shows a SIGA Rewards card to Security on entry. After that comes a guest registration kiosk, where each visit is registered. If you arrive without a card, Security sends you to the SIGA Rewards desk. Staff there can sign you up or give you a new card.

The kiosk records only first name, last name, card number, and the time and date of entry. That record is for the casino's internal use. It is not shared with third parties. Travellers coming in late off the highway go through the same two steps as Prince Albert locals.

How SIGA Rewards works

SIGA Rewards is one card across the seven SIGA casinos, the same card in Prince Albert and at the other six. It has four tiers: Emerald, Gold, Platinum and Diamond. The SIGA Rewards app tracks points and tier credits. Security checks it at the door on every visit, and the desk issues one to guests who arrive without it.

Members get 10% off a restaurant or Deli order when they show the card. The Deli serves casual food, including items from Kookum's Kitchen.

Age and house rules

Guests must be 19 or older, which is also the legal gambling age in Saskatchewan. At SIGA casinos, anyone under 19 is a prohibited individual. So are excluded people. Prohibited individuals cannot receive winnings. The age rule covers RV guests too: everyone in the vehicle must be 19 or older.

Inside, the casino allows no panhandling or solicitation. It has zero tolerance for harassment or abuse. The casino does not publish a dress code. Questions about it can go to 306-764-4777.

Self-exclusion

SIGA Voluntary Self-Exclusion can be requested at any SIGA casino, including Northern Lights Casino. It lasts from 6 months to 5 years. During that time the person is banned from all nine Saskatchewan casinos, not only the seven run by SIGA. Nobody can enrol someone else, so the request has to come from the person who wants the ban. The Saskatchewan Problem Gambling Helpline, 1-800-306-6789, is free, confidential and answers 24 hours a day.