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Ontario Liberals Push Bill to Ban Online Gambling Ads

A new Ontario private member’s bill targets online gambling ads with fines of up to $1 million. Learn how Bill 107 could affect promotions, sponsorships, and player access…

News · 27 Apr 2026
Alberta Attracts 32 Operators Ahead of Online Betting Market Launch

DraftKings, PointsBet and theScore are among 32 groups eyeing Alberta’s betting market launch. We break down the key rules, dates and player protections.

News · 21 Apr 2026
Professor Warns About Problem Gambling as Oilers Playoffs Heat Up

As the Oilers push deep into the playoffs, an addictions professor urges bettors to set limits and watch for early signs of gambling harm.

News · 20 Apr 2026
Canada’s Provincial iGaming Landscape Expands as Alberta Joins Regulatory Wave in 2026

Canada’s provincial iGaming landscape is evolving rapidly in 2026. Alberta’s move to open its market to private operators marks one of the most significant regulatory shifts in Canadian…

News · 20 Apr 2026
Players Should Take Note As PokerStars Ontario Partners with FanDuel Casino

PokerStars Ontario is partnering with FanDuel Casino, ending its standalone operations in the province. Here is what current players need to know about their accounts, rewards, and what…

News · 17 Apr 2026
Alberta’s iGaming Market Shift Signals a New Era for Canadian Casino Industry in 2026

Canada’s casino industry is evolving fast. Alberta’s open iGaming framework follows Ontario’s $3.2B model, bringing new operators and regulations in 2026.

News · 17 Apr 2026
DraftKings Targets Alberta Launch Ahead Of Regulated Market Opening

DraftKings targets Alberta sports wagering and iGaming launch pending approval in the province’s new regulated market

News · 17 Apr 2026
Alberta Steps into Supreme Court Fight over iGaming Liquidity

Alberta’s intervention in a key Supreme Court case signals the province wants flexible iGaming liquidity rules that would allow its upcoming market to compete with global offshore sites.

News · 16 Apr 2026
As Alberta Launches Regulated iGaming: Which Canadian Province is Next in Line?

Ontario proved it works. Alberta is next. Now analysts are watching British Columbia, Quebec, and New Brunswick for Canada’s third iGaming market.

News · 16 Apr 2026