The Alberta government plans to stop funding a non-profit organization which offers support to those afflicted by problem gambling, saying the money is being ‘reallocated’ to frontline services.The Problem Gambling Resources Network has received government funding since 1993, but its current three-y
Real estate investment trust (REIT) VICI Properties announced Tuesday an amendment to its master lease agreement with operator Pure Canadian Gaming Corp. in response to the acquisition of that company’s operating assets by Indigenous Gaming Partners (IGP). VICI had previously acquired the real estat
With a recent Alberta Gaming Liquor Cannabis (AGLC) decision to allow the Camrose Resort and Casino to relocate to Edmonton, the city gets a new gambling house on the south side despite opposition from some area residents, charities, and city officials.
The company that owns the Camrose Casino is in financial trouble, but the plan to move the casino to Edmonton is still in place.Mayfield Investments Ltd., which runs the casino through its company Camrose Casino Corp., was put into receivership on Oct. 24 — two weeks after Alberta Gaming, Liquor and
An Alberta court has ordered the company that owns Camrose Casino into receivership.“We’re all a little flummoxed by this,” said Howard Pechet, president of Mayfield Investments Ltd., the casino’s owner.The decision was made on Thursday morning by Court of King’s Bench Justice M. T. Lema, for debts
The Canadian province of Alberta will be delaying the launch of its regulated igaming market, according to the Press Secretary of the Minister of Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction Dale Nally.Back in June at SBC’s Canadian Gaming Summit, Nally spoke about Alberta’s plans for its igaming market,
The Canadian province of Alberta will not open its regulated igaming market until 2025 to offer time for “more input” on the model. Speaking to Canadian Gaming Business, the press secretary for Minister of Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction Dale Nally diffused speculation that the market could
Government-owned online sports betting and casino gambling sites are estimated to have captured nearly half of the iGaming market in the Canadian province of Alberta. However, reports indicate thatthe other half may belong to technically illegal operators, who don't pay taxes and are not subject to
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