Category: Canada gambling news

Québec, Ontario, and Alberta are all trying to solve the same channelization problem. They just disagree on how.

Alberta’s iGaming registrations climbed to 116 in a single week. The growth is driven largely by multi-brand operators expanding their existing footprints ahead of the province’s July 13…

Identity verification requirements on Alberta’s regulated gambling sites stem from FINTRAC, Canada’s anti-money laundering watchdog. Operators can verify you through photo ID, credit file checks, or dual-process verification.

Alberta’s competitive online gambling market is taking shape. Nearly 100 iGaming registrants now include Bet365, major North American operators, and leading game suppliers.

New testing by TESTA shows Alberta’s regulated platforms face an unexpected vulnerability ahead of the July 13 launch: inconsistent payment experiences could drive players back to offshore operators.

For gaming studios like Playnetic, landing with a tier-one operator has become essential. The partnership demonstrates why operator reach matters more than ever in a crowded market.

NorthStar Gaming’s trading halt raises serious questions about the company’s short-term stability in Ontario’s increasingly competitive iGaming market. The cease trade order resulted from the company’s failure to…

Canadian sportsbooks face pressure to strengthen player protection. Since FINTRAC and Bank of Canada rules took effect, expect tighter verification and clearer withdrawal policies. Stronger verification at onboarding…

Alberta prioritizes operational continuity by appointing insider Dan Keene as permanent AiGC CEO. His background managing PlayAlberta positions him to lead the market’s critical launch phase.