The winning ticket will officially expire on June 28. If it does, it will be the largest unclaimed prize in Canadian lottery history.
The Toronto-based esports gambling operator posted record handle ($120.2 million) and revenue ($12 million) in the quarter ending March 31.
At Ontario online sportsbooks, you can bet on TikTok followers, opera singers, climate change and where Eurovision will be held in 2023.
Officials say a labour dispute by Casino Woodbine employees will not delay this year’s opening of Ontario’s new megacasino.
An eight-member alliance has formed to push for a regulated and responsible online gambling industry in Quebec.
The Ontario sports betting market is in for a massive shakeup. STX is preparing to launch Ontario’s first licensed sports betting exchange.
The British Columbia Lottery Corporation’s decision comes as part of an initiative to support people who have registered for self-exclusion.
An SBC Summit North America panel said Ontario’s online gambling numbers would be much higher with OLG figures included.
The CMHA is urging the AGCO to remove all advertising of online sportsbooks and casinos to shield children from their appeal.
Despite a $150 million deal to sell its US operations to Fanatics, PointsBet plans to carry on with its Canadian and Australian operations.
A $64 million Lotto 6/49 winning ticket sold in New Brunswick remains unclaimed a month after the April 15 draw.
Casino Rama reopens after a shutdown caused by a ransomware attack impacting Gateway Casinos across Ontario.
The Toronto Maple Leafs were Ontario Sportsbooks’ largest liability. Operators could with Maple Leafs Playoff exit.
The Campaign to Ban Advertising for Gambling is lobbying to abolish online casino and sports betting ads in Canada.
NFL football is usually most popular with sports bettors, but in year one of Ontario’s regulated market, basketball was king. Here’s why.
Government officials in Alberta and British Columbia have hinted they are watching the Ontario regulated online gambling market very closely.
After crunching the numbers, iGO’s claim that Ontario is “among the top 5 iGaming jurisdictions” is much less impressive than it appears.
Principals behind Ontario-born operators theScore Bet and Rivalry give their take on the first year in their home market.
