New Brunswick News

The Tobique Gaming Commission and Differentia Licensing Advisory Group Limited authorized SOFTSWISS to engage in business activities for one year.

The Great Canadian Gaming Corporation will be suspending operations at Shorelines Casino Peterborough and Shorelines Slots at Kawartha Downs as of Sunday, 7 March 2021 at 11:59 p.m. EST.

In order to abide by the government mandated suspension, Great Canadian Gaming announced that there will be temporary closures for Casino Woodbine and Casino New Brunswick.

Great Canadian Gaming Corporation announced today that the New Brunswick Lotteries and Gaming Corporation has confirmed that casinos are included as part of the next phase of the Province's "COVID-19 recovery plan".

Eagle's Nest Casino updated its closure and announced it will remain closed until further notice.

Eagle's Nest Casino announced today that it is closed for at least two weeks due to COVID-19.

St. Mary's Entertainment Centre will be closing all operations until further notice.

According to a post on the casino's website, Grey Rock Casino is going to be temporarily closed until further notice due to the coronavirus.

Casino New Brunswick announced that it will be closing all operations temporarily until further notice.

This new initiative supports GLI's expanding commitment to the province of New Brunswick by signing an agreement with Opportunities New Brunswick.

Casino New Brunswick is to be sold to Great Canadian Gaming for $95 million.

Atlantic Lottery is celebrating the 10-year anniversary of offering responsible Internet gambling, and wants to give back to its players to honour the occasion.

Casino New Brunswick generated $12 million in government revenue during its first 8 months.

Casino New Brunswick does a u-turn on bilingualism, offers two bilingual poker tables.

Lack of bilingual signage at brand new New Brunswick casino causes upset.

A new RCMP unit will be establish in New Brunswick to deal with gambling.

New Brief: Early next year, the Nova Scotia Gaming Control Commission will install devices on all of the province's 2,200 VLTs that will reveal a player's spending habits and playing tendencies on the machines.

News Brief: With few clues, it is difficult to imagine what form the Magnetic Hill casino will take when it opens in 2010.

Sonco Gaming New Brunswick Ltd. has won the jackpot in the bid to build the province's first casino.

News Brief: Ambitions among New Brunswick First Nations groups to build a casino independent of government will likely meet with litigation as the province defends its legal high ground on gaming issues, experts contend.