Ontario’s new Bill 107 is aiming to ban online gambling advertising across the province, triggering a major debate over public health, industry rules, and the future of regulated iGaming as lawmakers, operators, and sports stakeholders brace for the next round.
Delta Casino has partnered with Play’n GO to expand its Ontario iGaming offering, adding premium slots and digital games as the province’s regulated online casino market continues to grow and operators race to strengthen their content, credibility, and competitive edge.
BetNova has launched in Ontario’s regulated iGaming market, entering as a new online casino and sportsbook operator backed by Goldrush Gaming Group. The brand brings a mix of slots, live dealer games, and sports betting as competition in the province continues to grow.
Casumo has announced a full exit from Ontario’s regulated online casino market, winding down operations with strict player deadlines for withdrawals, bonus usage, and account closure following more than three years in the province.
Peter & Sons has launched in Ontario through a new partnership with Ellipse Entertainment, bringing its distinctive slot portfolio to HighFlyerCasino.com and further intensifying competition in one of North America’s fastest-growing regulated iGaming markets.
Five years after Canada legalized single-event sports betting, former MP Brian Masse says the industry’s rollout has been “deplorable,” citing excessive advertising, rising gambling concerns, and a system that has drifted far from its original intent and promises.
TitanPlay has introduced a new responsible gambling framework in Ontario, focusing on accessibility, culturally aware engagement, and clear communication. The move reflects a growing industry shift toward player protection as competition intensifies in the province’s rapidly expanding iGaming market.
British Columbia is launching a new 24/7 province-wide gambling support system, integrating helpline and counseling services to improve access to care as online betting expands and concerns around problem gambling continue to rise across Canada.
Saskatchewan is boosting funding for Indigenous communities after record gaming revenues from casinos and online gambling. The article explores how upgraded facilities, expanded digital offerings, and SIGA’s strong performance are reshaping the province’s gambling economy and support for communities today.
