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AGLC posts Bingo Palace relocation application for Calgary facility
AGLC posted the Calgary bingo relocation application, with written objections due by 30 October 2026, affecting relocation timing.
Source: AGLC (Alberta)
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AGLC sets objection windows for gaming facility licence applications
AGLC's 30-business-day casino and 21-calendar-day bingo objection windows set the timetable for contesting Alberta gaming facilities.
Source: AGLC (Alberta)
Alberta reaches 50 licensed iGaming websites as unlicensed operators face restrictions
Operators must hold provincial approval to continue accepting wagers from Alberta customers.
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Stake Canada gains Alberta registration and targets 12 October launch
Operator registration supports Stake Canada’s targeted October launch in Alberta’s regulated online gambling market.
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Games Global secures Alberta licence and launches in the province
The licence allows Games Global to offer its content in Alberta’s newly regulated market.
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Alberta regulator grants Amusnet Gaming a conditional supplier licence
The conditional licence makes Amusnet eligible to supply content to authorised operators in Alberta.
Casino Time and G2 Gaming launch casino sites in Alberta
The launches add two operators to Alberta’s regulated online casino market.
AGLC lists administrative sanctions guidance covering gaming, liquor and cannabis
AGLC’s guidance gives gaming operators a reference on administrative sanctions for violations.
Source: AGLC (Alberta)
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AGLC sets three-stage registration path for Alberta iGaming operators
Alberta entry requires AGLC registration, technology certification and self-exclusion integration before contracting with AiGC.
Source: AGLC (Alberta)
Alberta opens regulated iGaming market with more than 20 operator websites
Operators had until 13 October to complete registration under the stated grace period before stricter enforcement applied.
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AGLC names Carly Curran vice president of gaming
Carly Curran now oversees AGLC's strategic initiatives across land-based and digital gaming in Alberta.
Source: AGLC (Alberta)
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Greentube launches games in Alberta after AGLC approval
AGLC approval and local operator partnerships give Greentube access to Alberta’s regulated market.
AGLC sets mandatory bingo staff social responsibility training
Bingo licensees must certify registered gaming workers within 30 days of hire under A Good Call requirements.
Source: AGLC (Alberta)
AGLC mandates Deal Us In training for casino and REC staff
Casino and racing entertainment centre operators face mandatory Deal Us In certification within 30 days of staff start dates.
Source: AGLC (Alberta)
AGLC requires Reel Facts training for VLT retail staff
Operators must certify VLT staff within 30 days and meet the 80% exam score to stay compliant.
Source: AGLC (Alberta)
Greentube prepares Alberta launch after registering with provincial regulator
The launch gives local operators another supplier option as Alberta regulates online gambling.
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Greentube enters Alberta as the province opens its regulated igaming market
The registration and launch give Greentube access to Alberta’s newly regulated market.
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Greentube enters Alberta with online casino games
Greentube’s entry adds a supplier to Alberta’s newly opened regulated commercial iGaming market.
Altenar gains approval to supply sportsbook technology in Alberta
Approval enables Altenar to supply sportsbook technology to licensed operators in Alberta’s regulated online gaming market.
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Alberta launches regulated online gambling market as suppliers enter
The launch creates a new regulated provincial market for operators and suppliers seeking Canadian expansion.
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Alberta launches regulated online gambling market with 50 registered operators
The regulated market gives operators a route to serve Alberta customers as the province seeks to shift gambling away from offshore websites.
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Alberta opens regulated iGaming market as Altenar, Pragmatic Play and Tonybet enter
The market opening creates entry opportunities for suppliers and operators, while the companies’ differing approvals determine their status in Alberta.
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Altenar receives AGLC approval for Alberta market entry
The approval allows Altenar to supply sportsbook technology to licensed operators in Alberta.
Altenar enters Alberta's regulated online gambling market
The market opening creates a new regulated jurisdiction in Canada where operators may use Altenar's sports betting technology.
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High 5 Games secures AGLC supplier approval for Alberta market
The approval gives licensed Alberta operators access to High 5 Games’ catalogue as the commercial market opens.