Canada’s Supreme Court allows Alberta to intervene in Ontario iGaming case
Supreme Court Justice Sheilah Martin granted Alberta Attorney General Mickey Avery’s request to intervene in a case concerning international pooled liquidity for online poker and daily fantasy sports. Alberta may file a written submission of up to 10 pages by 25 May and make five minutes of oral argument, but cannot take a direct position on the appeal’s final outcome.
Alberta can present arguments on pooled liquidity, but cannot take a direct position on the appeal’s outcome.