iGaming Ontario said executive director Martha Otton will leave the organisation on 31 December 2024, after nearly four years as its inaugural chief executive. Otton took the role in February 2021; board chair Heidi Reinhart credited her with working with operators and other stakeholders.
The departure changes leadership at the organisation that makes operating agreements with registered Ontario gaming operators.
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The Canadian Lottery Coalition said Molly Cormier became its executive director on 30 March 2026, replacing Will Hill, who left the post late in 2025. Cormier previously worked in communications roles at Atlantic Lottery Corporation, most recently as director of brand and communications.
Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission (AGCO) board established a schedule of fines for breaches of the province’s alcohol licensing law and related regulations, with approval from the Attorney General. The schedule applies from 5 December 2025 and covers several types of alcohol licences and endorsements.
The Registrar of Alcohol, Gaming and Racing approved Flamboro Downs Limited’s request to amend race times at Flamboro Downs, Ontario. For all race dates from 4 September to 28 December 2025, the post time is 6:25 p.m., replacing times of 6:35 p.m. and 6:55 p.m.
iGaming Ontario appointed technology executive Alfredo Tan to its board, the organisation said. Tan is global chief digital and information officer at Canada Goose and will join the board alongside its existing members.
iGaming Ontario appointed former AGCO chief strategy officer Joseph Hillier as president and CEO, with his role due to begin on 8 September 2025. The agency said Hillier would lead its priorities, including work on an anti-money-laundering system and a province-wide self-exclusion platform; it gave no launch date for the AML system.