Canada

The Canadian province of Alberta is set to launch a licensed but open online gambling market on July 13, 2026. This follows in the footsteps of New York's Canadian neighbour Ontario, which did so in ... more

You do not need to cross a border to feel its economic impact. Digital markets move faster than cars and paperwork, and nearby regions feel the knock-on effects first. For the Finger Lakes, the economic ... more

In 2022, Ontario made headlines by becoming the first Canadian province to launch a regulated online gambling market that allows private operators to legally offer their services to residents. Since then, Ontario’s digital casino landscape ... more

Canadian approval of the U.S. and President Donald Trump has plunged to near-record lows, according to Pew Research Center. Just 34% view the U.S. favorably—matching levels from Trump’s first term—and 59% now consider America Canada’s ... more

The legality of online casino gambling in Canada operates within a complex framework that has evolved significantly over recent decades. Online gambling is legal in Canada, but the regulatory landscape varies considerably across provinces and ... more

With the launch of not one, but two XRP-focused ETFs on the Toronto Stock Exchange, Canada has fueled a dramatic surge in both XRP on-chain activity and institutional interest—prompting analysts to predict 2025 as potentially ... more

Former Bank of England governor and one-time Bank of Canada chief Mark Carney delivered a scathing rebuke to Donald Trump on Monday after the U.S. president threatened new tariffs against Canadian goods. In remarks that ... more

Travel between the United States and Canada is taking a major hit. Amid rising trade tensions and tighter border controls, Canadian travelers are avoiding flights to the U.S., leading to a sharp drop in airline ... more

resident Donald J. Trump has announced the implementation of tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico, citing national security concerns under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). The decision, outlined in a fact sheet ... more

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government introduced a law on Monday that would put a halt to buying, importing or selling handguns. "It will be illegal to buy, sell, transfer or import handguns anywhere in ... more