Author: Filip Radulovic

Amusnet has taken a significant step into the North American gaming sector by obtaining a Gaming-Related Supplier–Manufacturer Registration from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO). This marks a crucial milestone for the company, as it begins its expansion into one of the most promising iGaming markets on the […]

Alberta has set July 13 as the start date for its regulated online gambling market, marking a major shift in how digital betting will operate in the province. The rollout comes as global operators, including well-known sports betting brands, prepare to enter a system designed to bring existing online activity […]

Platipus Gaming has secured a supplier licence in Ontario, marking its approval to offer gaming content to operators licensed in the province. The authorisation places the company within one of the more tightly regulated iGaming markets, overseen by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO). The licence allows Platipus […]

Four Canadian lottery corporations are now challenging Ontario’s proposed cross-border iGaming liquidity model before the Supreme Court of Canada, setting up a closely watched legal dispute over how provinces can operate online gambling under the Criminal Code. Loto-Québec has joined the appeal alongside Atlantic Lottery Corporation, British Columbia Lottery Corporation, […]

Ontario has introduced a new responsible gambling campaign focused on men aged 19 to 24, a demographic identified as facing elevated exposure to gambling-related risks. The initiative arrives as the province’s regulated online gambling market continues to expand and officials place greater emphasis on prevention measures tied to industry growth. […]

Canadian regulators have reiterated existing restrictions on prediction markets while signaling that further regulatory action may be introduced, as interest in event-based trading continues to grow. Authorities emphasized that platforms offering or facilitating event contracts must comply with securities and derivatives legislation where applicable. This includes registration or recognition requirements, […]

The regulated iGaming market in Ontario saw a notable decline in February 2026, deviating from its usual trend of month-over-month growth. Both total wagering and operator revenues dropped significantly compared to the previous month, though the market’s long-term performance still remains strong, showing substantial year-over-year growth. Wagering and Revenue Drop […]

Alberta has outlined key steps for introducing a regulated online gambling market, setting a firm timeline for operators to align with the province’s upcoming framework. The Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission (AGLC) confirmed that companies intending to participate must submit their applications by July 13, 2026, while also bringing […]

Alberta has moved to participate in a Supreme Court of Canada case that could determine whether provinces are allowed to share online poker and daily fantasy sports player pools across borders. The province’s Attorney General has formally applied to intervene in the appeal, signalling that the outcome could influence how […]

Alberta’s gambling regulator has introduced new rules that prevent wagering on political outcomes as part of its upcoming online gaming framework. The Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission (AGLC) confirmed that betting on elections and related political events will not be permitted once the province transitions to a competitive iGaming […]