Category: Canada gambling news

Ontario’s regulated market captured 83.7% of online gambling activity in early 2025. The rest of Canada tells a different story. FIFA World Cup 2026 will test whether this…

B.C.’s Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit raided an alleged illegal gambling house in Maple Ridge, resulting in 11 arrests and $34,000 seized.

Flutter invested $40 million in FanDuel Predicts during Q1, targeting entertainment-focused users outside traditional sports betting. The prediction markets category represents Flutter’s next frontier in North American expansion.

Alberta’s Bill 31 permits the sale of Play Alberta customer data, affecting 434,000 users. Understand privacy risks and steps to protect your information.

Google’s Alberta ad limits enforce strict brand awareness rules. Learn why larger operators benefit while smaller competitors face tighter restrictions.

From advertising uncertainty to Indigenous revenue concerns, Alberta’s iGaming regulations face a complex legal landscape and shadow the province’s July 2026 launch deadline.

Alberta launches regulated iGaming. With 70% of online gambling already on grey-market platforms, the province aims to recapture lost revenue whilst protecting players.

With Bill 48 now in place, Alberta is set to become Canada’s second regulated mobile casino market. The July 2026 launch could reshape online gambling standards from coast…

Alberta’s iGaming system launches July 13, 2026 and balances private-sector innovation with public oversight. Bill 48 creates the Alberta iGaming Corporation to license operators and ensure compliance, aiming…