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Author: David Ebner
Publication Date: November 12, 2025 - 12:04
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Ontario wins case to expand online gambling to bettors outside of Canada
November 12, 2025
Premier Doug Ford scored a legal victory in his government’s push to open internet gambling in the province to players outside of Canada, in a ruling that could bolster the province’s revenues.
In early 2024, the Progressive Conservative government put what’s called a reference question to the Ontario Court of Appeal. It asked the province’s top court for an interpretation of the Criminal Code and whether online gaming in the province could include players from outside of Canada.
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OTTAWA — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she still supports Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre ahead of his high-stakes leadership review, despite her quibbles about his recent motion endorsing an oil pipeline to the West Coast.
“Yes and yes,” said Smith when asked if she thought Poilievre should stay on as Conservative leader and whether she’d be around for the party’s upcoming national convention in Calgary, which is scheduled for Jan. 29 to 31.
The convention will culminate with a confidence vote on Poilievre’s performance as party leader.
Despite her continued backing of...
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