Canada: Gambling Law

This special Q& A provides an overview of the country's gambling laws and regulations applicable in Canada; A provides an overview of the country's gambling laws and regulations applicable in Canada.

What is the legal definition of gambling?

Under Canadian gambling laws, three elements are necessary for a game or other offering to be considered gambling: (ii) an element of chance, where the outcome of the event is beyond the player's control; and (iii) an opportunity for the player to win a prize. All three elements must be present for the legal definition of gambling to be met. In particular, Canadian common law defines the concept of luck in a game as "a systematic reliance on chance". This has the effect of creating a mixed game of skill and chance, which is a systematic reliance on chance while also including an element of skill. In other words, while certain jurisdictions, such as the United States, may consider certain games or offerings, such as Texas Hold'em Poker and fantasy sports, to be mixed games of skill and chance and may be subject to different regulatory frameworks, these games are generally considered games of chance under Canadian law, and if the game requires playing and the player has a chance to win a prize, the game is more likely to be considered a game of chance.

What legislation applies to gambling? Please provide a summary of the legal/regulatory framework.

Canada's federal gambling and gaming laws are set out in Part VII of the Criminal Code of Canada (the "Criminal Code"). In general, Part VII of the Criminal Code prohibits all forms of gambling and anything related to gambling, including the marketing of illegal gambling or the transmission of information relating to illegal gambling. Part VII of the Code also contains certain exceptions to these general prohibitions. The main exception to the general prohibitions set out in Part VII of the Code is found in section 207(1)(a). This section allows provinces and territories to "conduct and control" gaming and gaming activities in their respective jurisdictions. Each province establishes a lottery corporation to "conduct and control" gaming and gaming activities in its respective jurisdiction. Gambling and betting activities include land-based gaming and betting, which may take place in standalone casinos or integrated resorts, racing tracks, horse racing tracks, or slot machines, as well as online gaming, such as sports betting and online casino games. Provincial lottery companies are the operating arm of a province's gaming and betting operations, but are usually governed by a separate regulatory department, such as a commission.

Which body/ies regulate gambling?

However, this is done in close cooperation with the state lottery company. Similarly, the state treasure company will operate an online gaming and betting site provided by registered thir d-party B2B operators. Ontario is different from other Canadian states in that it currently provides a regulated Igaming system and is the only Canadian jurisdiction that the thir d-party B2C operator can participate directly from the Ontario player. I am. 2021 年、オンタリオ州アルコール・ゲーミング委員会（Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario、以下「AGCO」）は、規制された新しいオンラインゲーミングおよび賭博制度を開始し、ゲーミングオペレーターおよびサプライヤーからの州への登録申請の The reception has started. Ontario is the only state where thir d-party operators can trade directly with players. The operator must do business based on a commercial contract with Igaming Ontario ("IGO"), which is in charge of implementing and managing this new online system. Operators can also apply for registration with AGCO to provide betting products and services. Ontario's Legacy Online Gaming Portal Playolg. ca is operated continuously with this new gaming model operated under IGO.	state	State law and regulations
Regulatory agency	British Columbia	Gaming Regulation Law Gaming Regulations Regulations
The GPEB regulates gambling in British Colombia, guarantees the soundness of companies, people, and equipment, and investigates complaints for violations. BCLC implements and manages commercial gambling, including Internet gambling in British Colombia. www. playnow. com is the only Internet gambling site in British Colombia.	Alberta	Gambling, alcoholic, cannabis method gambling, alcoholic beverages, cannabis methods
Alberta State Gambling, Alcoholic and Cannabis Committee (hereinafter "AGLC") regulates charitable gambling to implement and manage the state lottery for the Alberta government, ensure honesty and social responsibilities in gambling operation. Those, acquisition and regular inspection of gambling facilities, registration of workers working in the gambling industry, audit of philanthropy for the use of gambling revenue, ownership and maintenance of gambling facilities, acquisition and inspection of gambling facilities, and gambling industry Registration, charity audits on the use of gambling profits, ownership and maintenance of gambling facilities, obtaining and testing gambling facilities, registration of gambling industries, and liability of charity for the use of gambling money. I am taking it. WWW. Playalberta. ca is the only online gambling site in Alberta.	Suscachuwan	Alcohol and gaming regulation Law Suscachuwan Gaming Corporation Casino rules Casino rules Suscachuwan Gaming Corporation Sushikuan Gaming Corporation Gaming Authority Acrovation Regulations Gaming Rules
Suscachuwan's Bulk and Gaming Bureau ("SLGA") regulates many formal gaming in the state, including electronic gaming, charity gaming, horse racing, registration of Jeonjin gaming and gaming suppliers. Lotry and Gaming Suscachewan (LGS) is a royal trading company that manages gaming policies and management in the state. SLGA is a regulatory director of the state gaming activity, and the management director has been consolidated in LGS. The Saskachewan Indian Gaming Authority (hereinafter "SIGA") was established as a no n-profit organization in 1995 with the aim of creating economic opportunities to indigenous people and returning to Saskachawan. 。 In November 2022, it started with BCLC and started providing online games to Suscachuwan people through www. Playnow. com.	Manitoba	Alcoholic beverages, gambling, cannabis, gambling law, 62/2014 Horse racing rules 40/2022 License/Democratic petition Rules 63/2014 Alcoholic and Gambling/Cannabis Regulations 82/2014 Paris Mewel Levi Regulations 22/2022
Manitoba LIQUOR, Gaming and Cannabis Authority ("LGCA") regulates the liquor, gaming, cannabis, and horse racing industry in Manitova. Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries operates a real store and online casinos in Manitoba. BCLC operated by BCLC is the only legal online gambling site in Manitoba.	Ontario	Ontario Gaming Regulation Law 78/12 Rules

ACGO is responsible for regulating alcohol, gambling, horse racing and retail cannabis sales. Together with the IGO, it "enforces and manages" the online gambling market, which is offered through private gaming companies that can apply for registration with the AGCO. OLG is an Ontario government agency that operates and manages Ontario gaming establishments, the sale of lottery games in the province, Playolg Internet Gaming, bingo and other electronic gaming products at charitable gaming centres. Quebec	Quebec Lottery Act, Regulations on markets, contests and amusement machines Regulations on bingo Regulations on prediction contests and number games Regulations on casino games Regulations on games organized for promotion Regulations on the regulation of televised games for mini-lotto, any lottery and the regulation of "pool" type lotteries Quebec Lottery Act, Regulations on markets, contests and amusement machines Regulations on bingo Regulations on prediction contests and number games Regulations on casino games Regulations on televised games for games organized for promotion Regulations on mini-lotto, any lottery and the regulation of "pool" type lotteries	Loto Quebec is responsible for the supervision of random and game games in Quebec. https://www. espacejeux. com/ is the only legal gaming website in Quebec.
New and Labrador	Lottery Act Regulations for the lottery market	The Ministry of Digital Government and Services regulates the collection of charitable and non-profit lotteries in the province. Atlantic Lottery Corporation ("ALC") is jointly owned by the four provincial governments of Atlantic New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador and provides government lottery products in the provinces. https://www. alc. ca is the only regulated online gaming platform in the province.
New Brunswick	Child Gambling Control Act New Brunswick Lottery Gaming Corporation Tickets Lottery Scheme Videos Video Lottery Locations Casinos Registered Charitable Suppliers Regulation Charitable Gaming Regulation Supplier Regulation	The New Brunswick Lotteries and Gaming Corporation is a Crown corporation that develops, organizes, conducts and administers provincial lotteries and games on behalf of the province. Jointly owned by the four provincial governments of Atlantic New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador, ALC offers provincially regulated lottery products. https://www. alc. ca is the only legal and regulated online gaming platform in New Brunswick.
Nova Scotia	Lottery Act Atlantic Act Atlantic Lottery Regulation Bingo Regulation Bingo Regulation Bingo Suppliers Carnival Regulation Carnival and Charity Games Regulation Topping Regulation Ticket Regulation Video Regulation Video Regulation	The Nova Scotia Gaming Corporation is responsible for managing the regulated gaming industry in Nova Scotia. The Nova Scotia Alcohol and Gaming Division processes applications for and grants licenses for charitable gaming. Owned jointly by the four provincial governments of Atlantic New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador, ALC offers government-regulated lottery games in the province. https://www. alc. ca is the only legal and regulated online gaming platform in the province.
Prince Edward Island	Gaming Commission Gaming Centre Management Regulations	The Prince Edward Island Commission develops, organizes, underwrites, conducts and administers lotteries on behalf of the province. Owned jointly by the four provincial governments of Atlantic New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador, ALC offers provincially regulated lottery products.
Yukon	Public Lottery Operations O. I. C. 1986/142 O. I. C. 2002/176 O. I. C. 2011/19 SY 2015, C. 6	The Yukon Lottery Commission administers and administers the distorted lottery and allocates lottery proceeds to arts, sport and recreation throughout Yukon.
Northwest Territories and Nunavut	Western Canada Lottery Act	The Northwest Territories Lottery Commission is responsible for overseeing the operation of the Western Canada Lottery Corporation ("WCLC") in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut. The Northwest Territories Lottery Commission and the Government of Nunavut have entered into an agreement for the operation of the Western Canada Lottery Program ("WCLP") in this jurisdiction. The WCLP operates under the name Northwest Territories and Nunavut Lottery.

Are licences available? If so: a) What is the duration of a licence? b) What types of licences are available? c) Are there different types of licences for B2C and B2B operators? d) Do software suppliers need to be licensed?

a. How long is a license valid for? As mentioned above, an exception to the broad prohibition on gambling and gaming in the Code that each province relies on to offer gambling within its jurisdiction requires that the province "conduct and control" the offering of gambling and gaming. As a result, provinces do not license the conduct and control of such activities, but rather register operators who do. Registration is with the provincial gaming commission or gaming enforcement branch. Registration is required for companies that provide technology, goods or services to lottery companies and, in the case of Ontario's Igaming scheme, in connection with their commercial relationship with the IGO. All provinces have a registration system for B2B suppliers that provide technology, goods or services to provincial lottery companies. Generally, registrations are valid for five years, although this may vary by province. A notable exception is Quebec, which does not offer a vendor registration through Loto-Quebec. Instead, the Gaming Code does not specifically require Loto-Quebec's suppliers or subcontractors to be registered, although suppliers and subcontractors may be required to obtain licenses, such as:

Are any types of gambling products prohibited?

The registration approaches adopted in these provinces are generally similar in other provinces and territories, so a consideration of only these provinces is instructive in a Europe-wide consideration. In Ontario, the AGCO works with the OLG or IGO to register the various suppliers, operators, employees etc. who provide gaming and betting products and services to Ontarians. More details on the registrations carried out and administered by the IGO for Ontario's Igaming regime are discussed in the next section below. Non-gaming registrations carried out and administered by the OLG include:-Ontario Lottery Suppliers: Retailers, Employees and Suppliers, Casino Operators, Employees and Internet Suppliers, Internet Gaming Operators and Suppliers in B. C. Gaming industry service providers must apply for registration with the GPEB. Casino, Bingo and Community Gambling Centre Services - Teletheatre Racing and Horse Racing Services - Gaming Suppliers, Manufacturers or Distributors - Other Gaming Related Suppliers or Services Security, Surveillance, Ticket Festival and Call Centres, Social Opportunities Casino Operators, Gaming Test Labs, Gaming Employee Training Providers and Automated Banking Service Providers - Gaming Companies All types of gaming used in BC must be certified by a GPEB recognised testing laboratory. In BC there are different categories of casino registrations, Casino, Bingo, Horse Racing, Gaming Suppliers, Manufacturers or Distributors, Other Gaming Service Providers, Other. Casinos - Class A Casinos (800 or more slots) - Class B Casinos (500 to 799 slots) - Class C Casinos (less than 500 slots) Bingo - Community Gaming Centres - Class A Bingo (gaming establishments to which BCLC has paid commissions exceeding $1, 000, 000. Class B Bingo (gaming establishments to which BCLC has paid commissions not exceeding $1, 000, 000 in the service provider's most recent financial year) - Horse Racing - Horse Racing Operators - Seasonal Gaming Operators Suppliers;

What is the headline application procedure? Please include any eligibility and other application requirements, including approximate application costs and any need to establish a local presence.

• Manufacturer or Deale r-Class A Slot Machine manufacturer or selle r-Supply B supplier (annual sales exceeded $ 25. 000) -Class C supplier (annual sales up to $ 25. 000) - Other gaming services provider s-Set auditor, consultant, security service provider, call center, conconsionaire, casino corporation operato r-Horse Racing Operators Telesal Operator s-Telester Management with Licensin g-Contract Teresal Management Other B. C. Participation in the B. C. Horse Racing Industry person. Alberta AGCL also registers as gaming companies and gaming employees. Registered gaming employees must complete online training every two years. A gaming company that wishes to cooperate with AGCL can apply for registration. Gaming Terminal Deale r-Gaming Supplie r-Gaming Worker Supplie r-Gaming Entertainment Cente r-Gaming Service Provide r-Management Assistance < SPAN> Manufacturers or Designer s-Class A Slot Machine Manufacturers or Discount s-Class B supplier (annual sales exceeded $ 25. 000) -Class C supplier (annual sales up to $ 25. 000) - Other gaming service provider s-auditors, consultants, security services providers, call centers, casino, casinos Including social shop operator s-Horse Racing Operators Telesal Operator s-License Telester Operator s-Contract Teresal Operators and other B. C. Horse Racing Industry participants. Alberta AGCL also registers as gaming companies and gaming employees. Registered gaming employees must complete online training every two years. A gaming company that wishes to cooperate with AGCL can apply for registration. Gaming Terminal Deale r-Gaming Supplie r-Gaming Worker Supplie r-Gaming Entertainment Cente r-Gaming Service Provide r-Management Assistance Manufacturer or Class A Slot Machine Manufacturer or Distributo r-Class B Supply company (annual sales exceeded $ 25. 000) -Class C supplier (annual sales up to $ 25. 000) - Other gaming service provider s-Auditors, Consultants, security services providers, call centers, casinos, casinos. Including trader s-Horse Racing Operators Telesal Managemen t-Telester Operators with Licens e-Contract Teresal Management Other B. C. Horse Racing Industry participants in the horse racing industry. Alberta AGCL also registers as gaming companies and gaming employees. Registered gaming employees must complete online training every two years. A gaming company that wishes to cooperate with AGCL can apply for registration. Gaming Terminal Deale r-Gaming Supplie r-Gaming Worker Supplie r-Gaming Entertainment Cente r-Gaming Service Provide r-Management Assistance
• Providing consultants and similar services directly related to gaming equipment tests, maintenance, repair, or lottery scheme play and the management of gambling websites. If the applicant provides both Internet gaming operators and GRS services, the applicant may need to obtain both registration with AGCO. No n-gamin g-related service providers (hereinafter "NGRS") do not need to be registered with AGCO. NGRS provides products or services that are not directly related to the lottery scheme or gaming venue in the views of the AGCO registered organization ("registered organization"). NGRS must not provide gamblin g-related products or services. The above annual membership fee does not include additional costs such as AGCO's investigation expenses, and other expenses such as insurance and banking operations, and it is important to keep in mind that these are the responsibility of the applicant or registered organizations. It is. Charity Game Charity Games are for eligible charitors and religious organizations that raise funds through the approved events in the state. These are not provided by sites operated by states, such as www. Playnow. com, or are provided by organizations that have acquired a philanthropic license to operate these events. be. The name of the charity and the type of gaming license vary from state to state. In Alberta, AGLC offers a charity gaming license. AGLC's charity gaming license can be submitted in the following cases: -20. 000 lotterie s-more than $ 20. 000 lotter y-The charity gaming license provided by charity casino AGCO allows the following. I am: -Bingo event with a prize of over $ 5. 500 (Bingo, etc.) -Super Jackpot Bingo Even t-Progressive Bingo and Rooney Progressive Game Even t-Special Game Even t-Total More than $ 50. 00 Break Open Ticket sold by the organizatio n-Lottery held with other game events, including a break at the bingo even t-all lottery schemes held in unorganized areas. AGCO also offers a free license for social gaming activities such as cribed, bridge, and bingo, called social gaming licenses. This is a free license for social game activities such as kribage, bridge, bingo, etc.,
• A community, groups of the elderly, groups, personal candidates, or charitors, which hold social game events in public. Under social gaming licenses, the betting is limited to social games and does not exceed $ 2 per person. The total prize money to be awarded for all gambling activities should not exceed $ 500 per calendar day. In B. C., the charity gaming license can be used based on the following license category. Category C-Gaming Event, which is held only as part of the registered state fair and exhibitio n-Category D-Extended gaming events with total income of $ 5, 000 or less C. B2C for consumers and B2B businesses. Is it different? yes. As mentioned above, there is no license for private B2C operators to trade directly with consumers, except for registering for the Ontario Igaming System. Registers who provide products and services in cooperation with each state government have various types of registration. < SPAN> A community, a group of the elderly, a group of the elderly, a personal candidate or charitation organization that holds social game events at public. Under social gaming licenses, the betting is limited to social games and does not exceed $ 2 per person. The total prize money to be awarded for all gambling activities should not exceed $ 500 per calendar day. In B. C., the charity gaming license can be used based on the following license category. Category C-Gaming Event, which is held only as part of the registered state fair and exhibitio n-Category D-Extended gaming events with total income of $ 5, 000 or less C. B2C for consumers and B2B businesses. Is it different? yes. As mentioned above, there is no license for private B2C operators to trade directly with consumers, except for registering for the Ontario Igaming System. Registers who provide products and services in cooperation with each state government have various types of registration. A community, groups of the elderly, groups, personal candidates, or charitors, which hold social game events in public. Under social gaming licenses, the betting is limited to social games and does not exceed $ 2 per person. The total prize money to be awarded for all gambling activities should not exceed $ 500 per calendar day. In B. C., the charity gaming license can be used based on the following license category. Category C-Gaming Event, which is held only as part of the registered state fair and exhibitio n-Category D-Extended gaming events with total income of $ 5, 000 or less C. B2C for consumers and B2B businesses. Is it different? yes. As mentioned above, there is no license for private B2C operators to trade directly with consumers, except for registering for the Ontario Igaming System. Registers who provide products and services in cooperation with each state government have various types of registration.
• However, it is wise to consult with the relevant state or regional regulatory authorities before releasing software to the market to determine whether registration and authentication are required. Regarding the Igaming System in Ontario, it is highly likely that the produce, game and game systems (software or hardware), development, supply, or operating suppliers will need to register for AGCO. However, if the supplier does not fall into a specific application category or requirements, AGCO determines on a cas e-b y-case basis whether to register.

The state has been given the authority to carry out or manage gambling activities in each jurisdiction area in accordance with the exemption of general prohibited items contained in the law, but in the case of the state that the law is implemented or managed. However, there are gambling activities that are explicitly prohibited. This law does not allow specific games to play in a casino under the state license right, such as "Three Card Monte", "Punchboard", and "Coin Table" games. Each state has a list of gaming products that meet the requirements for the safety and ethics of players, and the list of games that are generally prohibited in code, as well as games that are generally banned. For example, AGCO banned the ground game "Razle Duzzle", "Pee Wheel" and "Swinger Games". AGCO can also refuse to register a specific online sports betting. For example, if AGCO is concerned about a sports league or department that is suspected to be fair and integrity, or a sports league that is suspected to be athlete doping, or a betting market provided in categories. is. In addition, Ontario IGO has implemented certain types of betting and specific ban on game design to protect players' welfare, industry integrity, and betting.

Key person and officers' background disclosure

Corporate information disclosure form

• It is wise to consult with the relevant state or local regulatory authorities before releasing the software to the landlord (owner) information disclosure form
• Gambling employee registration form
• As mentioned above, the racetracks follow their own disclosure requirements. The formula that the prospective companies in this industry usually needs includes horse owners, jockeys, trainers, grooms, fitness stakeholders, and veterinarians registration documents.
• For all game devices, systems, and software suppliers, it is necessary to meet the technical standards and have a format to confirm it.
• In BC, these technical gaming standard ("TGS") exists to prove the integrity of electronic gambling, no n-electronic gambling, and gambling equipment. The technical standards vary depending on the technology, and in BC is organized as follows:
• TGS 1-Electronic gaming equipment
• TGS 2-Progressive gaming equipment
• TGS 3-electronic monitoring and control system

TGS 4-Electronic bingo

TGS 5-Internet gaming system

TGS 6-Electronic lottery system

TGSNE 1-No n-electronic attraction ticket (break open)

TGSNE 2-No n-electronic scratch & winchet

• Other states and regions also take the same approach to technical standards.
• It is noteworthy that most state regulatory authorities have requested that the applicant company has a commercial consultation with the state lottery company before accepting and screening the registration application.
• The Ontario Igaming system has different application processes and requirements for the registration of B2C operators in Ontario and their B2C operators. The information disclosure and the survey requirements are almost the same, but AGCO may require more information to the applicant B2C businesses than in other states, and the business operator has a commercial discussion with IGO. You need to do it.
• To start an application for AGCO, the operator candidate must sign a secret holding agreement ("NDA") with IGO. When the concluded NDA is submitted, the operator candidate will be able to access the IGO confidential portal, including the policy and procedures protected by the NDA. Operators need to check the standards ("standards") for these materials and registration organizations ("standards") and confirm that they are already compliant with these requirements or by the proposed dates. There is. By checking the standards and the IGO confidential policy and procedures, the applicant will provide a registration framework.
• Operators must submit the following application documents through Iagco EcCount:
• Operator application form
• Gap analysis of registered organizations.

Personal information disclosure format related to applicant s-gap gap forma t-personal information disclosure format related to applicants.

Exhibit disclosure form for entrepreneurs related to applicants (if applicable)

• Annual regulation fee ($ 100 per gaming facility per year)
• A survey request fee for AGCO survey.
• Supported documents such as applicants' corporate governance documents, organizational diagrams, details of the shareholding ratio, corporate establishment documents, and licensing contracts (if applied).

In order to evaluate whether the entity is operating an "independent gaming site", ACGO has different platform operators, unified account authentication information, common electronic wallet (digital account) and brand. Consider whether or not.

• Operators also need to comply with specific requirements for IGO. This includes the following:
• Obtain commercial insurance that complies with requirements set forth in confidentiality contracts between applicants and IGO.
• Set of bank that complies with Go transfer requirements.
• Complete information disclosure before the match according to the Matrix and IGO AGCO requirements.
• Gap analysis of registered organizations.

Do individuals within the business need to be personally licensed or authorised? If so, please provide headline requirements.

Vendor application form

Is advertising of gambling permitted and, if permitted, how is it regulated?

Personal information disclosure form related to applicants

Are marketing affiliates permitted? If so, are they licensed or regulated?

Executive disclosure form for entrepreneurs related to applicants (if applicable)

What are the penalties for offering, facilitating or marketing unlawful gambling, and can the gambler be penalised for participating in unlawful gambling?

Annual regulation (manufacturers $ 15. 000 per year, $ 3. 000 per year for suppliers). And

Briefly detail key requirements for licensees.

Supported documents such as the applicant's corporate governance document, organizational diagram, stock ownership ratio, corporate establishment documents, license agreements, etc. (if applied). < SPAN> Operator must submit the following application documents through Iagco EcCount:

Briefly detail key anti-money laundering requirements.

Operator application form

Briefly detail key responsible gambling (or safer gambling) requirements.

Gap analysis of registered organizations.

Briefly detail shareholder reporting and approval threshold(s).

Personal information disclosure format related to applicant s-gap gap forma t-personal information disclosure format related to applicants.

Briefly detail the regulator’s enforcement powers, including sanctions.

Exhibit disclosure form for entrepreneurs related to applicants (if applicable)

What is the tax rate?

Annual regulation fee ($ 100 per gaming facility per year)

A survey request fee for AGCO survey.	Supported documents such as applicants' corporate governance documents, organizational diagrams, details of the shareholding ratio, corporate establishment documents, and licensing contracts (if applied).
Manitoba LIQUOR, Gaming and Cannabis Authority ("LGCA") regulates the liquor, gaming, cannabis, and horse racing industry in Manitova. Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries operates a real store and online casinos in Manitoba. BCLC operated by BCLC is the only legal online gambling site in Manitoba.	Operators also need to comply with specific requirements for IGO. This includes the following:
The GPEB regulates gambling in British Colombia, guarantees the soundness of companies, people, and equipment, and investigates complaints for violations. BCLC implements and manages commercial gambling, including Internet gambling in British Colombia. www. playnow. com is the only Internet gambling site in British Colombia.	8%
Regulatory agency	Complete information disclosure before the match according to the Matrix and IGO AGCO requirements.
Suscachuwan's Bulk and Gaming Bureau ("SLGA") regulates many formal gaming in the state, including electronic gaming, charity gaming, horse racing, registration of Jeonjin gaming and gaming suppliers. Lotry and Gaming Suscachewan (LGS) is a royal trading company that manages gaming policies and management in the state. SLGA is a regulatory director of the state gaming activity, and the management director has been consolidated in LGS. The Saskachewan Indian Gaming Authority (hereinafter "SIGA") was established as a no n-profit organization in 1995 with the aim of creating economic opportunities to indigenous people and returning to Saskachawan. 。 In November 2022, it started with BCLC and started providing online games to Suscachuwan people through www. Playnow. com.	Complete information disclosure before the match according to the Matrix and IGO AGCO requirements.
New Brunswick	Executive disclosure form for entrepreneurs related to applicants (if applicable)
ACGO is responsible for regulating alcohol, gambling, horse racing and retail cannabis sales. Together with the IGO, it "enforces and manages" the online gambling market, which is offered through private gaming companies that can apply for registration with the AGCO. OLG is an Ontario government agency that operates and manages Ontario gaming establishments, the sale of lottery games in the province, Playolg Internet Gaming, bingo and other electronic gaming products at charitable gaming centres. Quebec	Operators also need to comply with specific requirements for IGO. This includes the following:
Nova Scotia	Executive disclosure form for entrepreneurs related to applicants (if applicable)
Alberta State Gambling, Alcoholic and Cannabis Committee (hereinafter "AGLC") regulates charitable gambling to implement and manage the state lottery for the Alberta government, ensure honesty and social responsibilities in gambling operation. Those, acquisition and regular inspection of gambling facilities, registration of workers working in the gambling industry, audit of philanthropy for the use of gambling revenue, ownership and maintenance of gambling facilities, acquisition and inspection of gambling facilities, and gambling industry Registration, charity audits on the use of gambling profits, ownership and maintenance of gambling facilities, obtaining and testing gambling facilities, registration of gambling industries, and liability of charity for the use of gambling money. I am taking it. WWW. Playalberta. ca is the only online gambling site in Alberta.	Complete information disclosure before the match according to the Matrix and IGO AGCO requirements.
Prince Edward Island	A survey request fee for AGCO survey.

Supported documents such as applicants' corporate governance documents, organizational diagrams, details of the shareholding ratio, corporate establishment documents, and licensing contracts (if applied).

Are there any proposals for changing gambling laws and regulations in the next 12-24 months? If so, please provide an overview of the proposed changes and likely timing.

In order to evaluate whether the entity is operating an "independent gaming site", ACGO has different platform operators, unified account authentication information, common electronic wallet (digital account) and brand. Consider whether or not.

What key regulatory developments are proposed or on the horizon in the next 12-24 months?

Operators also need to comply with specific requirements for IGO. This includes the following:

Do you foresee any imminent risks to the growth of the gambling market in your jurisdiction?

Obtain commercial insurance that complies with requirements set forth in confidentiality contracts between applicants and IGO.

If a gambling start-up was looking for a jurisdiction in which to commence its activities, why would it choose yours?

Set of bank that complies with Go transfer requirements.