AGLC grants Amusnet Gaming conditional supplier licence in Alberta

By The Weekly Edge desk · 27 August 2026

Summary

Amusnet Gaming has obtained a conditional licence from AGLC to provide online gaming content to authorised Alberta operators, Canadian Gaming Business reported on 27 August. The company said the approval covers its role as an iGaming – Critical Gaming Systems Provider.

Why it matters

The conditional licence authorises Amusnet Gaming to provide online gaming content to authorised Alberta operators.

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