Location: +Canada
Canada’s Supreme Court questions Ontario’s framework for international players
Canada’s Supreme Court has expressed some reservations over Ontario’s international gaming system, which allows wagers by both residents... more
G2E: Tariff-free operations on tribal lands could be boon for Indian Country, lawyer says
America’s tariffs on foreign goods offer a golden chance for tribes to create long-lasting income streams and manufacturing jobs, according... more
Even the World Cup couldn’t stop America’s tourism slide from abroad
Geoff Freeman, president and CEO of the U.S Travel Association, shared with me some very sobering — and telling — stats showing even our... more
VICI Properties enters into agreement with two Alberta racetracks
VICI Properties has entered into a new 20-year triple-net lease with Highfield Investment Group for the real estate at Century Mile &... more
VIDEO INTERVIEW: How Tangam is shaping gaming operations at Delaware North
CDC Gaming speaks with Michael Carruthers, Corporate Vice President of Gaming Operations at Delaware North, about how Tangam is changing... more
Evolution expands partnership with Boyd Interactive as exclusive live dealer provider for North America online casino
Online casino game developer Evolution has expanded its partnership with gaming company Boyd Interactive in an agreement that will make it... more
Canada: More people are seeking emergency care for gambling, new study says
Teddy Wojtowicz hasn’t gambled in about three years, after his betting habit cost him his career and enough money to have bought a... more
Aristocrat Interactive introduces Tiki Fire for igaming platforms
Aristocrat Interactive on Thursday introduced the expansion of its Lightning Link slot brand with the title Tiki Fire to the igaming... more
Canadian lottery groups push for stronger prediction market restrictions
Canada’s provincial lottery corporations are seeking stricter controls on prediction markets, arguing that some event contracts available... more
U.S. tourism groups want to win Canadian visitors back, but a testy trade war isn’t helping
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Appeals from American tourism organizations seemed to be everywhere Josh Loewen looked over the last year. Billboards and... more



