A blacklisted casino is a site watchdogs flag for not paying, unfair terms, pirated games or running without a valid licence. This page from our Canada online casino reviews covers who keeps blacklists, red flags and Canadian rules. It shows how to check a licence and what to do if you are not paid. Gambling … Read more
The key gambling statistics Canada has on record come from one national health survey and from Ontario’s online market reports. About two in three Canadians aged 15 or older gambled in a year, and 1.6% of them were at moderate-to-severe risk of a problem. For the licensed sites we have reviewed, see our list of … Read more
The best gambling documentaries Canada has produced come from the National Film Board and CBC’s The Fifth Estate. They follow real families, real gamblers and the governments that run the games. For the sites our team has reviewed, see our list of licensed online casinos for Canadians. Below you will find each of the gambling … Read more
Fish table games Canada players hear about are arcade-style shooters: you fire a cannon at fish swimming across an underwater screen, every shot costs credits, and each fish you catch pays a multiple of your shot. They started in Asian arcades, spread through US sweepstakes sites and are still rare in Canada’s regulated lobbies, where … Read more
Alberta is the second Canadian province to legislate toward a licensed private online casino market, which puts it in transition between the lottery corporation model every other province still uses and the competitive framework Ontario built. This page covers what PlayAlberta offers today, what the new legislation changes, who regulates gambling in Alberta, the age … Read more
An online casino in British Columbia means one of two things: PlayNow, the single site the province licenses and operates through its own lottery corporation, or an offshore operator accepting British Columbia players without any provincial oversight at all. This page covers the legal position, the regulator, what PlayNow offers, why British Columbia never opened … Read more
Self-exclusion is a formal request to be barred from gambling for a set period, and in Canada it works through provincial programmes, individual operator tools and blocking software rather than through any single national register. This guide covers what each route covers, what it does not, how to use them together and where to get … Read more