Yukon (YT) is the smallest of all Canadian territories wedged between the Northwest Territories, Alaska, Alberta and the Beaufort Sea. The territory is home to 35 000+ residents. And, although it is void of any sports teams, Yukoners are still huge sports fanatics especially when it comes to ice hockey and Canadian football. It is … Read more
The Northwest Territories (NT) in Canada provide hearty Canadians with endless betting opportunities on sports and casino gambling. This is despite having no land-based casinos. Residents in NT get to enjoy betting on their favorite sports teams at top offshore sportsbooks. Expect nothing but a wider range of betting markets and lines on the biggest … Read more
Saskatchewan (SK) is the only Canadian province which lacks natural borders. It ranks sixth in terms of population, having just over a million residents. The province of Saskatchewan also has hot sports betting being a neighbour to Alberta and Manitoba. The pro sports team, are the Saskatchewan Roughriders, which are currently playing in the Canadian … Read more
The province of Quebec (QC) has a major sport betting market for enthusiasts as it is home to three pro sports teams; the Montreal Canadiens in the NHL, Montreal Alouettes in the CFL and Montreal Impact in the MLS. As such, bettors in the province have access to quite several progressive gambling platforms. You can … Read more
Prince Edward Island (PEI) is the smallest province in Canada both by land and population. The province sits in the Gulf of St. Lawrence between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. It is home to Quebec Major Junior Hockey League team, Charlottetown Islanders. Although the province is not large enough to have its own pro sports … Read more
The province of Nova Scotia (N.S) is one full of betting opportunities. Gaming enthusiasts in the province get to enjoy different ways to wager on their favorite sport, land-based casino games, paper-based lotteries and playing on thousands of VLTs. The province also hosts charitable gaming activities such as ticket lotteries, bingo and carnival-style games of … Read more
The province of Newfoundland and Labrador (NL) makes up the easternmost parts of Canada. Not only is it one of Canada’s biggest attractions, but one of the Canadian provinces where gambling and sports betting is legal. Newfoundlanders and Labradorians are spoilt for choice with sports betting options. Although there are no casinos in operation, you … Read more
Alberta is the fourth largest province in Canada after Ontario, Quebec and British Columbia, with a population of over four million people. The biggest Canadian sports betting scenes also form a part of the province. As you may already know, Alberta is also home to major NHL teams, Edmonton Oilers and Calgary Flames. With that … Read more
British Columbia (BC) is one of the Canadian provinces where sports betting is very popular. The province is home to rapid sports featuring local teams, and is also the most populated in Canada. With that being said, residents in British Columbia are spoilt for choice when it comes to sports betting and gambling markets. At … Read more
Ontario sports betting offers a wide variety of betting options. But this comes as no surprise as the province is home to quite several teams in the biggest sports leagues, that is; a team in Major League Soccer, two teams in the NHL and three teams in the CFL. More so, Ontario is the only … Read more