Gambling
Decimating Deductions: Gambling Tax Laws in Canada
Changes to the way gambling winnings are taxed in the United States have been in the news recently. In summary, as of January 1, 2026,
August 12, 2025
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Changes to the way gambling winnings are taxed in the United States have been in the news recently. In summary, as of January 1, 2026,
June tourist numbers show Las Vegas feeling the freeze as Canadian snowbirds stay home; Premier Scott Moe is battling a wave of AI deepfakes that
In this week’s GME3, Major League Baseball has benched star closer Emmanuel Clase amid a deepening betting probe. In Europe, creative workers are accusing the
From fake casino ads flooding social media to student data breaches and AI copyright battles, this week’s headlines highlight the growing risks at the intersection
Earlier this month, Meta unveiled a sweeping rewrite of its “Online Gambling & Gaming” advertising standard, quietly posting an update that forces every gambling advertiser – from
This week’s stories span the fields of sports, privacy, and energy policy. The CFL reinstates veteran defensive end Shawn Lemon following a suspension for gambling
If you are reading this (and aren’t related to me), it’s probably because you’re interested in the Canadian gaming landscape and maybe even Canadian gaming
This week’s GME3 covers a trio of high-stakes developments across the gambling, media, and entertainment spheres. In the iGaming world, PointsBet’s Canadian division finds itself
On June 30, 2025, the Canadian federal government announced that it would withdraw the Digital Services Tax (DST) before the first payments were due. Finance Minister François‑Philippe
This week’s GME3 covers Ontario’s iGaming market hitting record highs in May, renewed talk of a TikTok sale ahead of a looming U.S. deadline, and
In this week’s GME3: Ontario signals a tougher stance on unlicensed gambling operators, a U.S. judge delivers a major ruling on AI and copyright, and
Earlier this year, the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) levied a CAD $200,000 administrative penalty – plus CA$25,000 in investigation costs and a USD $22,966.75 disgorgement