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Canada’s gambling rules weren’t built for the apps young players actually use, new CasinoCanada research finds

Financial Post · September 24, 2026 at 8:32 a.m.

Over two million people play fantasy sports in Ontario alone and free casino apps are heading for a $14.42 billion market, yet most of it sits outside the laws written for casinos and sportsbooks TORONTO, Sept.

24, 2026

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Canada’s gambling rules weren’t built for the apps young players actually use, new CasinoCanada research finds

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