Mexican soccerlegend Guillermo “Memo” Ochoa is fronting a new BC.Game campaign focused on trust, regulation and responsible betting. The partnership comes as the crypto iGaming platform expands its Mexican operation following heightened football betting interest during the 2026 World Cup.
Stake Canada has secured iGaming operator registration from Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis, clearing a major hurdle toward launching its sportsbook and casino in Alberta. The move marks Stake’s entry into Canada’s expanding regulated private iGaming market.
An AI-generated gambling advertisement featuring Alphonso Davies’ family has highlighted Canada’s growing problem with fraudulent gambling promotions. The fake ad directed users to an offshore casino, raising fresh concerns about deepfakes, unlicensed operators, celebrity misuse and consumer protection across Canada.
BETER has officially entered Canada after securing Gaming-Related Supplier Registration from the AGCO in Ontario. The sports and esports provider can now supply licensed operators with live streams, real-time data, odds and fast-paced betting content across its portfolio.
BetMGM has become the Minnesota Vikings’ official sports betting and online casino partner in Canada. The partnership gives BetMGM access to Vikings branding in Ontario and Alberta and includes a new Vikings-themed casino game launched across both provinces.
The Canadian Football League has launched a new mobile app with theScore Bet as its presenting partner. The partnership integrates the sportsbook into the CFL's digital experience through branding, betting odds, scores, content and fantasy features for fans.
Ontario’s regulated iGaming market had its biggest month ever in July, with players wagering a record $9.88 billion. Active accounts and online casino revenue also reached new highs, highlighting the continued growth of Ontario’s regulated online gambling industry.
Fanatics Casino has officially launched in Ontario, becoming the province’s 49th active iGaming operator. The company is starting with casino gaming before adding sports betting in 2027 and expanding into Alberta, marking its first international market and major Canadian growth push.
Alberta’s regulated iGaming market continues to expand as Casino Time and Vegas Club Casino launch online casino sites in the province. The two additions bring the commercial market to over two dozen sites while introducing new competition for operators and more choice for Alberta players.
