Live dealer casino games could soon join New Brunswick’s online gambling offering as the province looks to strengthen its regulated market against growing competition from unlicensed sites. Finance Minister René Legacy introduced Bill 8 on October 27, proposing changes to the Gaming Control Act that would give the government authority to regulate online live casino games for the first time. The bill has received its first and second readings but has not yet reached committee review. Any specific operating rules would follow later. The move gives Atlantic Lottery Corporation (ALC) a potential route into a popular segment of online gaming,… Read More
