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Gambling industry veteran Amanda Brewer returned to Gaming News Canada Show presented by GBG Plc, having just. . . er returned. . . from last week's ICE Barcelona conference. Brewer shared her thoughts on the move of ICE to the Spanish city from London, and some of the many conversations she had with members of the Canadian Gaming Association and stakeholders from other parts of sports betting and gaming universe. Not surprisingly, Brewer was frequently asked last week what in the world of Connor McDavid is going on with regulated gambling in the province of Alberta. The industry veteran also responded to our question about a recent report from FINTRAC Canada that online gambling sites are being used to launder proceeds from fentanyl dealing and production (Dave Briggs covered this in the Wednesday newsletter). Brewer pointed us to a LinkedIn post from another gambling biz veteran, Kinectify executive Derek Ramm, with his take on the alert from FINTRAC. Our conversation with Brewer also included the latest market performance report from iGaming Ontario and the organization's move to providing monthly reports; the status of a centralized self-exclusion program in Ontari-ari-ari-o; the potential impact of a provincial election on the industry; and Briggs's reporting last week that fake social media ads promoting phony online casino products on Meta and other social media platforms. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Many folks employed in the world of sports betting and gaming are congregating in Portugal this week for SBC Lisbon. That includes Gaming News Canada Show regular panelist and industry consultant, Amanda Brewer, who will be lending her voice along with other stakeholders in the Canadian marketplace (NorthStar Gaming's Michael Moskowitz and Jared Beber from Bet99 are among the speakers on a “Is the goose still golden” panel Wednesday around regulated gambling in Canada and the U.S. Speaking of which, Brewer and fellow consultant Phill Gray returned to the GNCS for a roundtable that was heavy on talk about the pending regulated market in Alberta. We tackled the rumblings about an opening date , the potential tax rate and other costs of doing business in the western Canada province, a consultative process which so far has been different than what operators experienced in the lead-up to the opening of regulated sports wagering and iGaming in Ontari-ari-ari-o, and the reaction from the Canadian Gaming Association to the results of a report by an Ottawa-based think tank earlier this month with the recommendation that Alberta shouldn't follow Ontario's lead in creating regulated gambling beyond what's currently offered by Alberta Liquor, Gaming & Cannabis. (Ed's Note: We reached out to the communications folks at the office of Minister Dale Nally requesting an update on the province's plans. After recording this episode, we received a response including: “We'd be happy to give an update, however due to a busy schedule we don't have much availability until the first to second week in October”. We expect the minister will be in Lisbon and will participate in a Thursday roundtable on Canada hosted by Alon Segev of Segev LLP. Also, ICYMI, Ron Segev was our guest on the podcast a few weeks ago to provide his take on Alberta.) Both Brewer and Gray weighed in on the proposal by two U.S. senators to create a federal Supporting Affordability and Fairness with Every Bet (SAFE) Act. Gray also addressed our questions into a recent roundtable organized by the Massachusetts Gaming Commission into operators placing limits on sports bettors (Steve Ruddock's thoughts in his Straight to the Point newsletter is a good read). Finally, our two panelists also weighed in on the pending retirement of IGaming Ontario executive director Martha Otton, and the challenges facing her successor. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Some four weeks after the curtain fell on the latest Canadian Gaming Summit, the Gaming News Canada Show welcomed back regular contributors Amanda Brewer and Phill Gray. The two gambling industry veterans provided their thoughts and layers to the annual gathering of operators, regulators, suppliers, politicians, etc., to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Brewer, who spoke on the Alberta: A new gold rush? panel at last month's summit, and Gray delved into the details of what regulated gambling will look like in the western Canada province, the influence Ontario's existing industry will have on the Alberta model and which operators will be heading west when that market hangs the Open For Business shingle. We also asked the resident GNC experts for their respective perspectives on the latest around the conversation about gambling advertising, and a recent callby the Canada Centre on Substance Use and Addiction for the introduction of a national strategy to address gambling-related harms in our home and native land. Finally, Gray and Brewer gave their reaction to the news last week that Betway is pulling its sports betting product out of the U.S. of A. (but continuing to operate both sports wagering and igaming in Ontari-ari-ari-o). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stuart Godfree, the Managing Director, Mobile and Geolocation Specialists for Mkodo, is our latest guest on the Gaming News Canada Show. Godfree, who co-founded the UK-based geolocation technology business 23 years ago this month, discussed the evolution of the company's business in the more-recent regulatory environment of U.S. states and Ontario, including Mkodo's work with the Ontario Lottery & Gaming Corporation, Casumo and Betty. We asked Godfree for his thoughts on the regulatory regime created by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario, with the assistance of iGaming Ontario, and the need for other Canadian provinces to follow the lead of the provincial government in Ontari-ari-ari-o.Our conversation touched on the collaboration between operators and companies like Mkodo, which includes its Geo Locs service for igaming operators. Godfree, who will participate in the Modern Approaches to Traditional Verticals: Digitization Comes for Lottery, Bingo, and Horses panel at next month's Canadian Gaming Summit, also provided his thoughts on the evolution of machine learning/artificial intelligence.Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/G2ysd1G6HSc?si=khj82YOv6NPC4SeW Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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As sports betting and gaming continue to evolve, along with almost everything else, in the digital space, so do the methods of payments for people placing a sports wager and/or playing online poker, casino and slots. On this episode of the Gaming News Canada Show, Paysafe executive Greg Kirstein was our guest. Kirstein, who joined Paysafe in the summer of 2013 and is currently the general manager, iGaming for the company's North American business, discussed the business's work with the lottery and gaming corporations in Ontario and Quebec, and regulated operators in Ontari-ari-ari-o. He also got into the expanding inventory of online payment products. And, of course, we asked the Montreal-based Kirstein about the potential for expanding regulated gambling into other provinces across our home and native land. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Some 24 hours before iGaming Ontario released its fourth-quarter and 2023-24 year-end market performance report, Canadian Gaming Association president and CEO Paul Burns made his return to the Gaming News Canada Show for somewhat of a rapid-round episode. Burns provided a plethora of perspectives on a number of topics, including the two-year anniversary of regulated gambling in Ontari-ari-ari-o and what's next, what may lie ahead for regulated sports betting and igaming in other Canadian provinces, the work that's been done in our home and native land on responsible gambling, and the role that Canada plays internationally in the gambling space. We also asked Burns about preparations between the CGA and SBC for the annual Canadian Gaming Summit in Toronto, taking place June 18-20. And, there was also some girls/women's hockey talk as the CGA's head honcho walks away from the bench after a lengthy coaching tenure in the Leaside Wildcats organization. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Justin discusses recent developments and the incredible success story that is nuclear power in Ontario, Canada. To register for the free "The Nuclear Renaissance is HERE" webinar mentioned in this episode, click this link: https://event.webinarjam.com/register/15/5y8zqhv

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Star and Phoebe try to relax as the next two episodes of Season Three envolve Clarke interfering with Grounder culture she business being a part of, Bellamy's life somehow getting even worse, and Alie reving up for some wack shenanigans. Along the way, Star and Phoebe recount their busy lives at Denny's, explain how Ontari > Echo, and totally get sad as they say goodbye to a character they've always loved. If you couldn't tell, that was sarcastic. Where You Can Find Us: Phoebe Cakes on Twitter: @edgyforchrist Starlit Taie on Twitter:@OneStarTaie Night of The Girls on Twitter: @StarandPhoebe Email (For The 100 memes and hate mail): starandphoebe@gmail.com Night of the Girls on YouTube: Night of the Girls Tumblr (We have no shame): nightofthegirls.tumlbr.com The Drinking Game: Drinker Beware Respect for Intro/Outro Music: "Leaving Home" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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DYQWIQ welcomes special guest Noah Powers as he chats about his podcast "Queer Here, Queer There" for the Samuel Centre for Social Connectedness. Noah talks about his research on queer spaces, and his own queer history. Thom and Elliott discuss their time at Defend Church Street - All Out Against Hate organized by The 519’s Army of Lovers.

We're back from our summer break with tales from far away lands. Lands that have actual summertime, and cheese. Lots and lots of cheese. Can you have too much cheese? Click here to find out. Canada, as you may or may not know, is HUGE. Like, really big. We have a lot of water; almost as much water as there is cheese, truth be told. We rented a lodge on an island to get away from it all and are back to tell you all about it—along with some little known Canadian History. LINKS FOUND IN THIS PODCAST Tool Village of Westport Chaffey's Lock Newboro Lock Rideau Canal The Great Loop (Loopers) Forfar Cheese Wilton Cheese Factory Farmtown Park Museum Scheuermann Vineyard and Winery Westport Brewing Company Irish Deaths Building Rideau Fort Nine Mustang Seats Memory Express Fernie Brewing Company Calgary Pride Parade SPECIAL THANKS TO Our sponsors The Friday Sock Company and Make More Creative; Emre Cords for our amazing theme music; and Rob Mitchelson for the insane jingles. Support Dropbear and Panda and become a Patron of the Arts at Patreon for as low as $1 /month! CLICK HERE>> Dropbear and Panda on Patreon

Chris Gardner returns from NYC ready to talk with Jordan Bateman about the Ontario election, proportional representation, Trans Mountain, Trump’s steely determination, and more!

In our first international episode, Thom travels to Austin to get the lowdown on Texas' queer oasis. Thom & Elliott interview special guests and newlyweds Derek and Matt about being queer Texans, guns, cowboys, gay football, nationalism, and immigration. Yeehaw!

EXPLOSIONS AND STABBINGS AND TORTURE, OH MY! For real, fam, when was the last time an hour of television worked so hard to make you pass out from sheer hysterical panic? The reviews are in, and 100% of the hosts of this podcast describe “Perverse Instantiation, Part I” as “one of the most goddamn stress-inducing TV episodes of all time.” (Who are we kidding, next week will be worse, but Erin’s coming to Portland so at least we can huddle on the couch together and scream at each other in real time instead of two time zones apart via text.) With all our precious babies more or less in the same plot now, we decided to break this down by character instead of storyline. Murphamy made our hearts leap, Kindra will never die, Jonty is on the rocks, we’re OBSESSED with Roan, Abby literally destroyed us as human beings, Briller is so cute they’re probably doomed, the Blakes are rising, Ontari is getting whatever the exact opposite of a character development arc is, and the Bellarke subtext is becoming text so fast that even ALIE is onto them. STRAP IN, KIDS, IT’S FINALE TIME (P.S. ALIE hacked into my laptop and there are a handful of weird sound things happening from time to time I'M SORRY DON'T HATE ME I'M STILL NEW AT THIS SHIT) 0:00 – Professor Erin’s Crash Course on the Meaning of the Episode Title 0:02 – We Have a Fancy New Tumblr, Y’all! (www.metastation.tumblr.com) Send Us Your Perversest Instantiations WAIT WHAT 0:05 – The Abrupt and Inexplicable Sabotaging of Jasper’s Spectacular Season 3 Arc 0:37 – The Geek Squad Is Rising: Monty and Raven Save the Day 0:46 – We Have No Chill About Roan 0:59 – FUCKIN' JAHA, MAN 1:01 – Pike and Indra Bring the Season’s Themes Home 1:06 – “The Dead Can’t Help Us”: Octavia Learns to Let Go 1:19 – We Were Not Prepared for Our Murphamy Feels to Be This Violent and Overwhelming 1:26 – SECOND VERSE, SAME AS THE FIRST: Why Is Bellamy Repeating His S1 Character Arc? 1:43 – “Stubborn Like Her Mother”: Clarke and Abby and the Scene That Almost Broke Us 1:56 – Finale Death Predictions, Season 4 Speculation, and a Very Exciting Announcement!

Clarke and the delinquents return to Arkadia in search of supplies and Lincoln’s map, but a nemesis from the past returns seeking vengeance. Meanwhile in Polis, Ontari tries to settle into leadership and Murphy reunites with Emori. Dawson and Kris talk about the changes in plotline and storytelling style. Find shownotes for The 100: 3×12 “Demons” — Episode 12 and check out our other podcasts at ASK Genre TV.

Rhiannon Fish is making a great name for herself. Canadian born, she grew up in Australia, where she got roles in both of Australia's main soap operas - Home & Away and Neighbours. She is now known as the evil, cold Ontari in The 100. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We have Raven vs. Alie, Ontari vs. the truth, and Team Kane vs. Team Pike. Everything is terrible. Kris and Dawson discuss why this episode (and this part of the season) is so difficult to talk about objectively. Find shownotes for The 100: 3×10 “Fallen” — Episode 8 and check out our other podcasts at ASK Genre TV.

We finally reach a boiling point in our story. Ontari is the new Heda, Bellamy and Octavia have words and Jaha goes full Jaha.  Follow me on twitter.  Mo -  https://twitter.com/BookDreamer01  Don't forget to leave a 5 star review on ITunes & Stitcher. Every review and 5 star rating counts and is appreciated!!  Send all emails to TvMovieMistress@Gmail.Com Itunes Link: https://t.co/eKbxTcDMrq Stitcher Podcast Link: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=59748 https://www.facebook.com/TV-Movie-Mistress-90185  

Ontari rises to power through treachery, Clarke gets a surprising new title, and Lincoln gives his life for his people in another shocking and controversial episode of the 100. The Concentrated Groundercast is five minute commentary on the CW's The 100. Join your host, Becky B, as she talks about this CW series set 97years after a nuclear war devastated earth. One Hundred juveniles are sent to earth to see if it's inhabitable. Give me five minutes or less and tell you why The 100 is worth watching. Email the show at concentratedgrounder@gmail.com