By The Weekly Edge desk ·
Canadian Gaming Business reported that AGLC issued GGPoker an Alberta operator licence on 12 August. The poker platform had not yet relaunched in the province.
The licence provides regulatory approval ahead of GGPoker’s Alberta relaunch.
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