Canada

By: Lucas DunnAlberta Opens Competitive iGaming Market with New Regulations
Alberta’s new iGaming framework allows private operators to register under a regulated framework with a revenue split and strict data security rules.

By: Lucas DunnPointsBet Canada Faces Five-Day Suspension Over Betting Compliance Failures
The AGCO suspended PointsBet Canada for five days after failing to report Jontay Porter’s suspicious betting patterns linked to a wire fraud case.

By: Lucas DunnIncentive Games and GG.BET Expand Canadian Presence with Partnerships
Incentive Games debuts its Crash and Arcade titles in Quebec, while GG.BET strengthens its regional reach through a CasinoCanada collaboration.

By: Lucas DunnB.C. Supreme Court Upholds Casino Cash Restrictions Against Resident
The Cullen Commission revealed organized crime links to money laundering in casinos, reinforcing the cash regulations upheld in the Ghotaymi ruling.
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By: Lucas DunnToronto Police Corruption Case Links Multiple Officers to Organized Crime
York Regional Police's "Project South" has uncovered links between Toronto officers and organized crime, exposing extortion and illegal gambling.

By: Lucas DunnAlberta's iGaming Market prepares to Follow Ontario's Regulatory Lead
Alberta's new licensing process, modeled after Ontario's, aims to attract leading operations and foster a competitive and responsible gaming industry.

By: Lucas DunnKambi Launches New Sportsbook for Ontario Lottery and Gaming
OLG has rolled out its Kambi-powered sportsbook, boosting its competitive edge in Ontario's gaming market amid growing private sector operators.

By: Lucas DunnOntario’s iGaming Revenue Soars Amid Calls for Ad Restrictions
Ontario’s iGaming revenue hit a record CA$425.4 million in December as senators advocate for a ban on sports gambling advertisements.

By: Lucas DunnHigh Roller Technologies Partners with Kindbridge for Ontario iGaming
High Roller Technologies signed a letter of intent with Kindbridge to provide support and treatment for self-excluded players in Ontario.

By: Lucas DunnCanada Shuns Vegas: 2026 Tourism Faces Massive Air Capacity Drop
The poll indicates that travel choices are based on values, with nearly half of Canadians aged 18-29 judging friends for US vacations.