Here’s a quick look at each province’s online gambling operation:
Quebec: launched in 2010 and now includes slots, table games and poker. Single-game sports betting is also available via its Mise-o-jeu+ online sportsbook.
Ontario: has had nearly unlimited legal opinions since the province opened the market to private operators in April. In addition to OLG's full-service online casino with slots, table games and online sportsbook via Proline+, players can access over 50 sites with more on the way.
Atlantic Canada: has an online casino in New Brunswick and an online sportsbook in New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Prince Edward Island. That means no online gambling in Nova Scotia just yet.
British Columbia and Manitoba: launched in 2004 and is now a full-service online casino with slots, table games, poker and an online sportsbook.
Alberta: just launched an online casino in 2020 and added sports betting in 2021. Slots, casino games, single-game sports betting, and instant lottery games are all there.
Saskatchewan: Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority launched BCLC's PlayNow on November 3, 2022.