Canada doesn't have one single rule — and it even changes from one activity to another. Here's what applies where you live.
| Activity | Availability |
|---|---|
| Sports betting | — |
| Esports | — |
| Predictions | — |
Ontario has had its own regulated market (iGaming Ontario) since 2022 and excludes all three activities. Alberta, which opened its own regulated market on July 13, 2026, now excludes all three as well. British Columbia, meanwhile, has access to sports and esports but not Predictions. Each province regulates online gambling its own way, and these rules can evolve.
The blocking measure Québec adopted in 2016 (Bill 74) was struck down by the Superior Court in 2018, a ruling upheld by the Court of Appeal in 2021; foreign-licensed operators remain accessible there for all three activities.
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Sources: iGaming Ontario · AGLC: iGaming in Alberta · IGCO update on prediction markets, August 28, 2026 · Supreme Court of Canada, case 39774
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Since July 13, 2026, Alberta has run its own regulated market, like Ontario: sites not registered with the AGLC can no longer accept players there. Our offers aren't available in Alberta.
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