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Wealthsimple will launch a prediction markets app in partnership with Kalshi Inc. this summer after securing approval from the Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization.
After the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) outlined its ideas for the future of prediction markets last week, it’s been another busy few days.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is shaping up to be one of the biggest betting events in U.S. history.
bet365 has launched bet365 Fantasy Sports, a free-to-play mobile game available to users aged 18 and above in the United States and Canada, excluding Washington state.
EveryMatrix has secured approval to expand its operations in Alberta, which is set to become the next regulated betting market in Canada.
As sports betting becomes increasingly woven into the fan experience, Scott Grant discusses the growing risks around competition manipulation, the challenges facing Canada’s integrity framework, and why stronger coordination between sport and betting stakeholders is becoming more urgent.
International Game Technology (IGT) announced that its Megabucks™, Powerbucks™, and Wheel of Fortune™ Slots games awarded four major jackpots in April, totaling over $11.5 million in the U.S. and more than CAD$2 million in Canada.
The WNBA has agreed a multi-year broadcast deal with Bell Media, securing nationwide coverage in Canada as the league prepares for the debut of its first non-US franchise, the Toronto Tempo.