Source: AGCO (Ontario)
Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission says liquor sales licence holders can apply for an endorsement allowing them to sell and serve alcohol at locations not covered by their licence. Events must be sponsored by someone else, last no more than 10 days and take place outside a residence; the endorsement has no fee.
The event and venue restrictions shape where Ontario licensees can provide alcohol catering.
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Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission (AGCO) sets conditions for Hall Charities Associations transferring pooled lottery proceeds electronically to member organisations. All members must participate, and the association must set and notify the licensing authority of a transfer limit; breaches may lead to licence suspension or cancellation, or prosecution.
Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission describes licence categories for charitable gaming, including bingo, raffles and break-open tickets. Eligible charitable and religious organisations need a charitable gaming eligibility number to apply for a lottery licence.
Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) says Affiliate Delivery Licence holders must apply to renew before expiry; expired licences require a new application. Transfers require AGCO approval, and the proposed recipient must apply. The AGCO says transfers will not be approved in specified circumstances, including when the current licensee has a pending regulatory proceeding or outstanding monetary penalty.
Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) says regulated online gaming operators must protect players’ information and provide safeguards under its Registrar’s Standards for Internet Gaming. The standards cover responsible gambling tools, eligible-player checks, transaction records, game information and complaint handling; the AGCO says unregulated sites may not provide these protections.
Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) French-language guidance describes break-open tickets, including seal card and bingo ticket games. It says tickets must satisfy the stated requirements and standards to be approved for sale in Ontario.