Lottery boosts Canada sports bet hopes; PlayOLG plan mobile app, peer-to-peer poker
Canadian MP Brian Masse wins parliamentary lottery, allowing him to reintroduce single-game sports betting bill; PlayOLG prep mobile app.
Canada to get new sports betting bill; Nova Scotia online gambling poll
NDP MP Brian Masse to introduce new sports betting bill once Canada's new parliament resumes sitting; Nova Scotia online gambling survey.
Political shots fired over Canada’s dead sports betting legislation
Windsor-area candidates of the New Democratic Party are calling out Jeff Watson for opposing the single event sports betting legislation.
Canada’s single-game sports betting bill officially dead from Senate inaction
Canada's C-290 single-game sports betting bill officially dies on Tuesday as Senate refuses to hold third and final reading.
NBA drops opposition to Canada’s single-game sports betting bill
National Basketball Association drops opposition to Canada's single-game sports betting legislation but bill destined to die of neglect.
NHL reiterates opposition to passage of Canada’s sports betting bill
NHL expansion team to Sin City won't have an effect on the league’s stance against Canada legalizing sports betting.
Alberta opens tender for online gambling turnkey provider; C-YA C-290
Canadian province of Alberta opens tender for online gambling turnkey provider; C-290 sports betting legislation "will never be voted on."
Indiana sports betting bill intro’d; Canada MP pleads NHL to rethink betting stance
Indiana intros sports betting and daily fantasy sports bills; Monmouth Park delays DFS launch; Canada MP plea for NHL to support C-290 bill.
Canada sports betting bill appears doomed to die a procedural death
Canada's senate finally resumes debate on C-290 sports betting legislation, but the finish line keeps getting further away.
Canuck credit betting operators plead guilty as C-290 sports bet bill languishes
The ringleader and two associates of an Ottawa-area credit betting ring plead guilty; C-290 sports bet bill gets rare mention in Senate.
