Loto-Québec reported its fourth-highest results in its history for the 2023-24 fiscal year. The corporation said it paid C$1.508bn to the Quebec government and C$1.575bn to winners, with overall results 2.2% below 2022-23.
Loto-Québec’s government contribution and winner payouts show the corporation’s fiscal-year impact despite lower results than the prior year.
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Genlot went live as technology partner to South Africa’s National Lottery and Sports Pools, operated by Sizekhaya Holdings, on 1 June 2026. The platform supports retail and digital operations, and Genlot said it will support the return of live televised draws under the new operator.
Altenar has joined the Ibero-American Corporation of State Lotteries and Betting (CIBELAE) as an associate member, the company said. The membership gives the sportsbook supplier a place in an organisation representing state lotteries and regulated gambling operators across Latin America, Spain and Portugal.
Light & Wonder said on 18 February that its iGaming games had gone live on Alberta’s Play Alberta platform. The company said the launch completes its rollout across Canada’s iGaming jurisdictions.
CIBELAE and the World Lottery Association signed an agreement in Asunción to collect and compare a common set of annual performance indicators. CIBELAE’s assembly also elected its 2025–2027 board and approved Puerto Rico as host of its 2027 congress.
Loto-Québec, BetMGM, Bede Gaming and American Gaming Systems discussed links between land-based and online casino operations at the Canadian Gaming Summit in Toronto. Loto-Québec said it had introduced cross-platform products, hybrid dealer games and an upgraded interactive streaming service over the past year; AGS described an omnichannel product launched in 30 AGLC casinos and online with Play Alberta.