Retro Pool Hall

Welcome to the Retro Pool Hall! Enjoy an immersive historical experience. We offer all classic pool games. Any language used in this website is for educational purposes only.

News

22/02/1930 - Our Terms of Service have been updated. Please read before proceeding with our services.
22/02/1930 - The latest amendment to the Indian Act (1930) may affect users of our services. Please contact staff if you are affected.
21/02/1930 - Terms have changed: Retro Pool Hall reserves the right to prohibit any members from pool access.
29/01/1930 - Check out our newest facility: Retro Hall!

The Facts

This website is set in a time where certain Indigenous peoples could be banned from pool halls by a court's decision.
The news section depicts real events. Informal pressure from the government in 1927 started this regulation.
The 1930 amendment formally brought this rule, which is punishable. This will be explained in more depth throughout the website.

A Short Timeline

1927: Unofficial bans begin throughout the nation.
1930: The Indian Act is ammended to include this rule, including bans & penalties.
1985: This power remains, however now in the hands of the governor general.

Our Offers

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External Sources (MLA 8)

Joseph, Bob. “21 Things™ You May Not Have Known About the Indian Act.” Indigenous Corporate
Training Inc., 2 June 2015,
https://www.ictinc.ca/blog/21-things-you-may-not-have-known-about-the-indian-act.
Accessed 23 February 2026.

Leslie, John F. “Indian Act.” Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_Act. Accessed 23
February 2026.