Alberta is seeking proposals to provide gambling addiction services as the province moves toward an iGaming launch, according to reports.
The Winnipeg Free Press and Hongkongnews.net both describe the request as part of preparations for expanding iGaming access while adding supports aimed at people who may experience gambling-related harm. The coverage focuses on the provincial effort to commission or fund services through an open process.
While the sources provided here repeat the same core information, they do not add detailed differences on scope, timelines, or the specific types of programs being solicited. In general, the context presented is that the iGaming rollout is paired with measures intended to address gambling addiction, with the proposal process used to identify service providers.
