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Incentive Games debuts its Crash and Arcade titles in Quebec, while GG.BET strengthens its regional reach through a CasinoCanada collaboration.

The Boring Co. has faced nearly $600,000 in fines for environmental violations and workplace safety violations, raising concerns about regulatory oversight.

The UK’s payment overhaul aims to reduce costs for smaller merchants, addressing the significant fees they face compared to larger businesses.

The Cullen Commission revealed organized crime links to money laundering in casinos, reinforcing the cash regulations upheld in the Ghotaymi ruling.

York Regional Police's "Project South" has uncovered links between Toronto officers and organized crime, exposing extortion and illegal gambling.

Amid ongoing disputes, Five Guys is set to open in downtown Vegas, while health violations lead to closures for Mora Iced Creamery and Taqueria Carlos.

Thai anti-gambling coalition warns that lottery election pledges risk worsening gambling addiction, urging parties to adopt responsible policies.

Alberta's new licensing process, modeled after Ontario's, aims to attract leading operations and foster a competitive and responsible gaming industry.

Despite a decline in visitors, Las Vegas continues to thrive as tourists flocked to high-profile events, driving impressive ticket sales and profits.

Macau’s GDP grew 7.6% in Q4 2025, followed by a 24% casino revenue surge in January 2026, driven by tourism gains and stronger domestic demand.