Category: Canada gambling news

August 27 marks one year of legal single-event sports betting in Canada. PlayCanada takes a look back, around, and ahead to what’s next.

A handy guide to which sports leagues, teams and events have signed what deals with Canadian gaming operators.

It is the first and, so far, only sports betting app in Ontario to offer both online and in-store wagering options.

It’s “business as usual,” says the government as Nova Scotia Gaming Corporation is absorbed by the Department of Finance and Treasury Board.

By launching its own risk and trading platform, theScore Bet has completed its quest to design and control its own tech stack.

H2 Gambling Capital is predicting that by the end of 2027, gaming revenue in Ontario will exceed $12.25 billion.

Six weeks after DraftKings enters Ontario’s online betting market AGCO levies a $100K fine against the operator for alleged ad infractions.

A scathing report shows BC casinos laundered billions as officials stood by. The report offers 101 recommendations to avoid future issues.

The CFL and CFLPA are back to the drawing board after players fail to ratify the draft CBA. Will the CFL season be delayed as a result?