British Columbia classifies unauthorised prediction contracts as illegal gambling
Unauthorised prediction platforms offering sports or entertainment contracts could face enforcement in British Columbia.
Unauthorised prediction platforms offering sports or entertainment contracts could face enforcement in British Columbia.
Updated Canadian regulatory guidance confirms that sports and entertainment event contracts are prohibited in Canada.
The guidance places oversight of sports-related event contracts outside securities rules, leaving provincial gaming authorities central to their regulation.
The guidance prevents platforms supervised by CSA and CIRO from offering sports and entertainment prediction contracts in Canada.
CIRO considers facilitating or approving dealer-member applications to trade sports and entertainment event contracts inappropriate.
Fine
The order highlights operators’ exposure to enforcement when required risk controls and source-of-funds checks are not applied.
Fine
NorthStar’s CA$100,000 penalty follows AGCO findings of inadequate enhanced due diligence and source-of-funds checks for one player account.
The agreement connects BetRivers’ online offering with Gateway’s Alberta casino properties through joint promotions and events.
The guidance sets boundaries for securities dealers handling certain event contracts while retaining conditions on limited trading activity.
The notice clarifies federal regulators’ opposition to sports prediction markets under Canadian securities or derivatives legislation.
The settlement imposes an $80,000 payment over allegations that NorthStar allowed continued gambling despite apparent money laundering risks.
Licence
The conditional licence authorises Amusnet Gaming to provide online gaming content to authorised Alberta operators.
Departure
Operators face continued monitoring and enforcement as PlayCity expands reporting and action against unlicensed gambling.
Licence
The conditional licence makes Amusnet eligible to supply content to authorised operators in Alberta.
Parents supplying identification or account access can undermine licensed operators’ checks intended to prevent underage gambling.
Licence
The prospective casino relocation depends on national approval, not the municipality’s building authorisation.
Licence
The approval enables Endorphina to offer its games in Alberta’s regulated market.
The deal adds a team partnership to ToonieBet’s presence in Ontario’s regulated sports betting market.
PURE’s membership provides the integrity-monitoring arrangement required for licensed operators in Alberta.
Appointment
The appointment gives Midnite a general manager for its planned Canadian launch.
CasinoCanada’s research suggests licensed Canadian operators face offshore competitors taking more wagers despite serving fewer players.
Appointment
Tang’s appointment gives Midnite a named executive to lead its planned entry into Canada.
The agreement assigns development of the casino’s digital products for regulated US and Canadian markets.
Licence
AGLC approval enables Endorphina to supply Alberta’s regulated iGaming market.
Appointment
Tang will lead Midnite’s Canadian launch and expansion, giving the planned market entry a dedicated general manager with prior Canada-facing experience.