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
This week’s GME3 is all about blurred lines – and who’s responsible for drawing them. A new report shows Alberta and B.C. gamblers are still
In this week’s edition of the GME3, we’re taking a look at Polymarket’s announcement of its official partnership with X (formerly Twitter), an announcement from
In this week’s edition of the GME3, we’re taking a look at a revived federal bill which could reshape how sports betting ads appear across
If you’re paying attention to the Canadian gaming scene, you’re aware that the Manitoba Court of King’s Bench granted an injunction prohibiting Bodog (operated by
In this week’s edition of the GME3, we have an update on the Manitoba court case against Bodog, a new investment tactic being explored by
Bill 48 (the iGaming Alberta Act) cleared its third reading on May 7 and received Royal Assent on May 15, 2025. It will come into
In this week’s GME3, we’re taking a look at the separation of iGO from the AGCO by the iGaming Ontario Act, a recent Alberta court
In this week’s edition of the GME3, we’re looking at an announcement from the AGCO pressuring media outlets to stop carrying ads for unlicensed gaming