Betting Industry News
October 2025 Roundup: What Happened in Canadian iGaming
Online gambling in Canada is constantly evolving – and it should be viewed as a complex system. On one hand, it’s reaching record turnover levels; on the other, it’s entering a new development phase where familiar business models are being redefined under regulatory pressure and changing player behaviour. Understanding these processes matters not only for […]
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A Look Back at Canada’s iGaming News from September 2025
The iGaming landscape in Canada went through a turbulent yet exciting September. Behind the impressive numbers and market growth were stories of risk and change. Authorities uncovered a new fraudulent betting scheme, a new operator entered the Ontario online casino market, and a popular gaming platform now faces a lawsuit over gambling-like mechanisms. We take […]
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Canadian iGaming News: August 2025 Digest
The online betting and gambling market in Canada, particularly in Ontario, continues to evolve. In recent months, the spotlight has been on regulatory initiatives, leadership changes, and new product launches. At the same time, statistics show a decline in wagering volumes and player activity, creating a contrast between the growth of infrastructure and actual market […]
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What July 2025 Meant for Canadian Betting
The summer heat wasn’t limited to the weather – Canada’s betting industry saw just as much intensity. Some players gained momentum, while others felt the pressure from regulators. Certain developments followed ongoing trends, while others set new directions. This digest highlights the key news from July and offers a broader perspective: not just what happened, […]
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Summer Slowdown in Canadian Betting: How Sportsbooks Adapt
The summer months are marked by a noticeable drop in user activity in online betting. According to the latest report, this trend became especially clear in Ontario in June 2025, when sports betting volumes fell to their lowest point in 10 months. The reason is simple – a lack of major sporting events. Meanwhile, online […]
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Canadian Betting Industry Update – June 2025 at a Glance
June brought a series of important updates to Canada’s betting market. The industry is clearly going through a period of reevaluation. The market is becoming more mature, while regulation is growing more targeted and confident. Previously, we covered developments on this topic for May here. Now, we’ll look at the latest key news – stories […]
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Technology, Regulation, and Player Protection: What’s Being Discussed at CGS 2025
From June 17–19, the Metro Toronto Convention Centre will host the Canadian Gaming Summit 2025 – the country’s largest business platform for discussing the future of gambling, regulation, and technology. This isn’t just an annual gathering – it’s a meeting point for government, operators, startups, and the professional community. The summit is organized by SBC […]
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What Changed in Canada’s Betting Industry in May 2025
The Canadian online gambling market continues to evolve. Amid ongoing reforms, new legislation, and growing partnerships, the betting industry is becoming an increasingly prominent part of the economic landscape. Here’s a round-up of the key developments that took place this May. AGCO increases pressure on media platforms The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) […]
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Why Offline Betting Is Winning Back Canadian Bettors
Digital technology has transformed everyday life beyond recognition. Today, you can buy groceries or watch movie premieres – all with just an app. Everything has become simpler, faster, and more convenient. The betting industry has gone through a similar shift: mobile platforms and websites have replaced paper slips, queues, and even conversations with cashiers. But […]
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Alberta’s iGambling Bill: A Bold Move With Unanswered Questions
The bill to launch online gambling in Alberta is still under review in the provincial legislature, but it has already sparked strong reactions. One major point of criticism is the lack of clarity. The New Democratic Party representatives have called the document underdeveloped – as one member put it, it’s “just like buying a car […]
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