Ontario Decides To Enter The Online Gambling Market
Ontario has made the decision to become the third province in Canada to begin offering online gambling services to its citizens. While other provinces have experienced problems when moving into this new market, Ontario hopes to get it right the first time around.
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British Colombia relaunched their online casino, PlayNow.com on Thursday, and it encountered technical problems again. This is the second time that the online casino has been knocked offline. After its initial launch, the online casino went offline due to technical difficulties for 35 days.
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Newfoundland has announced their opposition to the legalization of online gambling within the province. Danny Williams, the Newfoundland Premier, commented that the province is not desperate to bring in new revenue by legalizing online gambling when the province already makes money from alcohol and tobacco.
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British Colombia was the first Canadian province to launch an online casino, and now many of the remaining provinces are preparing to launch casinos of their own. Ontario and Alberta have already announced their plans to launch an online casino within their provinces, but they’ve decided to take things slow [ more ]
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The Canadian province of Ontario will launch their first online casino in 2012. The new casino will be run by the Ontario Lottery & Gaming Corporation. Canadian law allows provincial governments to set-up online casinos, but does not allow foreign operators to acquire a gaming license.
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