Industry June 27, 2026 AlbertaiGaming

Alberta’s Registered Operator Count Slipped to 46, After Grizzly’s Quest Was Removed Online

Gaming News Canada said the list fell from 47 to 46 as Cadtree/Super Group appeared to take down its Grizzly’s Quest casino offering ahead of Alberta’s regulated iGaming start
Key points
  • Alberta’s number of registered operators dropped to 46 from 47 as of last Friday.
  • Gaming News Canada linked the change to Cadtree/Super Group appearing to remove its Grizzly’s Quest online casino product.
  • Alberta’s regulated gambling market opening was scheduled for July 13.
  • AGLC said operators will be able to conduct and manage their legally registered iGaming platforms in Alberta from that date.
Alberta’s Registered Operator Count Slipped to 46, After Grizzly’s Quest Was Removed Online

Alberta’s number of registered operators dropped to 46 as of last Friday, down from 47.

Gaming News Canada linked the change to Cadtree/Super Group appearing to remove its Grizzly’s Quest online casino product.

Separately, Gaming News Canada reported that Alberta’s regulated gambling market opening was scheduled for July 13.

AGLC said that beginning July 13, operators will be able to conduct and manage their legally registered iGaming platform in Alberta.

Beginning July 13, operators will be able to run their legally registered iGaming platforms in Alberta.

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Sources

  1. gamingnewscanada.ca
  2. aglc.ca

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