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Alberta advances plans for regulated online gaming market

Regulation

Alberta is moving ahead with plans for a regulated online gaming market, Minister Dale Nally said at the Canadian Gaming Summit on 20 June. Nally said Alberta is considering an approach modelled on Ontario and that Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis would not oversee competing operators. He gave no opening timeline; First Nations are expected to be involved in the market.

Operators need to assess a proposed Alberta market in which the provincial gaming corporation would not oversee competing operators.

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Super Group migrates five platforms into Alberta’s regulated iGaming market

Super Group moved five iGaming platforms into Alberta’s regulated market before 13 October 2026, completing a phased transition from its unregulated sites. CEO Neal Menashe and CFO Alinda van Wyk said the staged process was smoother than the company’s transition in Ontario and reflected lessons from that market.

Super Group moved five iGaming platforms from the grey market into Alberta’s regulated market before mid-October 2026. The shift was considerably smoother in Alberta than in Ontario, CEO Neal Menashe and CFO Alinda van Wyk said.

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