Location: Alberta

Alberta’s planned launch of legalized and regulated online gambling has raised concerns among First Nations leaders who rely on revenue from their land-based casinos. The ...

Alberta Gaming, Liquor & Cannabis, the province's gambling regulator, has confirmed it has received 32 applications for online gambling licenses after sports betting company ...

Caesars Entertainment has opened pre-registration for its Alberta-based sites, as the province moves closer to launching a regulated market for online casino gaming. The ...

Online gaming technology provider Strive Gaming has partnered with New Jersey operator PlayStar Casino to support the operator’s expansion across the North American market ...

Alberta Senator Kristopher Wells has joined a growing coalition of Canadian lawmakers calling for a ban on online sports betting ads, according to Lakeland Today. The lawmakers ...

PointsBet Canada recently announced that it has started the registration process in the Canadian province of Alberta to become Canada’s second open and competitive regulated ...

The Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission has published its Standards & Requirements for Internet Gaming ahead of the launch of the regulated market later this year ...

Canadian state-run operator Play Alberta has revealed a multi-year partnership with Canadian Football League team the Edmonton Elks. Play Alberta will become the Elks ...

Despite the adversity posed by March Madness results and the Super Bowl, Rush Street Interactive posted almost uniformly improved numbers in its first-quarter-earnings call ...

A bill that would open up online gaming in the Canadian province of Alberta has passed a second reading and will now be considered by all members of the legislative assembly ...

The Alberta government will introduce Bill 48 to regulate online gaming. The bill, also dubbed the iGaming Alberta Act, would establish a new Crown corporation — the Alberta ...

The Alberta government is in the middle of introducing an open, competitive, regulated igaming market in the province. With all the energy and media coverage going towards a ...

The Alberta government plans to stop funding a non-profit organization which offers support to those afflicted by problem gambling, saying the money is being ‘reallocated’ to ...

With 2024 in the books, an active year on the Canadian igaming front, to say the least, what’s in store for 2025? COMPLETE iGAMING reached out to several industry folks for ...