The Alberta legislature passed Bill 48, the iGaming Alberta Act, but there's a lot of work left to do and concerns to be ...

The bill that will make it possible to inject private-sector competition into regulated online gambling in Alberta is through ...

Lawmakers advanced bill 48 through its second reading, which brings Alberta sports betting closer to becoming a more open market. The bill aims to provide a framework for regulated online gambling ...

Once in force, the legislation will allow Alberta to license private-sector operators to offer online sports betting and ...

An unprecedented win rate by March Madness favourites hit operators hard in Q1, while prediction markets dominated headlines ...

After blowing by an original Alberta sports betting launch estimate, progress is moving forward. Alberta lawmakers advanced the iGaming Alberta Act through a second reading Wednesday. Minister Dale ...

The iGaming Alberta Act, known as Bill 48 has advanced to the third step of a five-step legalization process, moving to the committee stage. This bill aims to establish an open market for online ...

Sports betting has been legal in Alberta and Canada for many years, but most of that time it was only available in the form of parlay-style bets via provincial lotteries like Sport Select. That ...

Gambling, whether online or offline, and whether in the form of sports betting or casino gaming, is enjoying massive ...

Alberta's betting debut misses its 2024 goal, mirroring Ontario's framework. For more legal analysis across the gaming ...