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Oct 11, 2026
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In the case of Atlantic Lottery Corporation et al versus Attorney General of Ontario.
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For the appellants, Atlantic Lottery Corporation et al, Matthew Milne-Smith, Chanakia A. Sethi, and Ryan Reid.
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For the respondent, Attorney General of Ontario, Anathan Sinnadurai, Joshua Hunter, uh, Hero Evans, and Ryan Ng.
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For the intervener, uh, Flutter Entertainment PLC, Scott C. Acheson, Kelsey Flanagan, and Brendan Chung.
speaker_1MODERATOR
Uh, Mr., uh, Milne-Smith, please be advised that Justice Souvan Саvan is with us, but on the screen.
Matthew Milne-SmithGUEST
Chief Justice, Justices, I act for four provincial lottery corporations representing seven provinces from one end of the country to the other.
Matthew Milne-SmithGUEST
Atlantic Lottery Corporation, which represents Newfoundland and Labrador, PEI, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick, Lotto Quebec, Manitoba Liquor and Lottery Corporation, and the British Columbia Lottery Corporation.
Richard WagnerMODERATOR
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Richard WagnerMODERATOR
In the case of Atlantic Lottery Corporation et al versus Attorney General of Ontario.
Richard WagnerMODERATOR
For the appellants, Atlantic Lottery Corporation et al, Matthew Milne-Smith, Chanakia A. Sethi, and Ryan Reid.
Richard WagnerMODERATOR
For the respondent, Attorney General of Ontario, Anathan Sinnadurai, Joshua Hunter, uh, Hero Evans, and Ryan Ng.
Richard WagnerMODERATOR
For the intervener, uh, Flutter Entertainment PLC, Scott C. Acheson, Kelsey Flanagan, and Brendan Chung.
Richard WagnerMODERATOR
Uh, Mr., uh, Milne-Smith, please be advised that Justice Saban Sawhney is with us, but on the screen.
Matthew Milne-SmithGUEST
Chief Justice, Justices, I act for four provincial lottery corporations representing seven provinces from one end of the country to the other.
Matthew Milne-SmithGUEST
Atlantic Lottery Corporation, which represents Newfoundland and Labrador, PEI, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick, Lotto Quebec, Manitoba Liquor & Lottery Corporation, and the British Columbia Lottery Corporation.
Richard WagnerMODERATOR
Please be seated.
Richard WagnerMODERATOR
In the case of Atlantic Lottery Corporation et al versus Attorney General of Ontario, for the appellants, Atlantic Lottery Corporation et al, Matthew Milne-Smith, Chanakia A. Sethi, and Ryan Reid.
Richard WagnerMODERATOR
For the respondent, Attorney General of Ontario, Anathan Sinnadurai, Joshua Hunter, uh, Hero Evans, and Ryan Ng.
Richard WagnerMODERATOR
For the intervener, uh, Flutter Entertainment PLC, Scott C. Acheson, Kelsey Flanagan, and Brendan Chung.
Richard WagnerMODERATOR
Uh, Mr., uh, Milne-Smith, please be advised that Justice Srobon Sowun is with us, but on the screen.
Matthew Milne-SmithGUEST
Chief Justice, Justices, I act for four provincial lottery corporations representing seven provinces from one end of the country to the other.
Matthew Milne-SmithGUEST
Atlantic Lottery Corporation, which represents Newfoundland and Labrador, PEI, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick, Lotto Quebec, Manitoba Liquor and Lottery Corporation, and the British Columbia Lottery Corporation.
Matthew Milne-SmithGUEST
This reference asks whether an online game like poker with players from around the world somehow occurs in Ontario.
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But they are facing serious resistance.
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A legal challenge has been brought against Ontario by four major provincial entities, the Atlantic Lottery Corporation, the British Columbia Lottery Corporation, the Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries Corporation and Loto Quebec.
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Right.
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The big ones.
Rob ChernickGUEST
So I think it's just important to know that this expansion keeps happening and people aren't necessarily looking at this data and making decisions based on that.
Brian CallahanHOST
Well, th- they look at the profit margins, you know? I mean, Atlantic Lottery Corporation, uh, you know, the lobby for years to, you know, the problem with VLTs.
Brian CallahanHOST
You know, people thought that's how, that's how bad it'll get, you know, VLTs.
Brian CallahanHOST
Not at all.
Alison CrawfordHOST
Well, let's get down to business to go review some of these.
Alison CrawfordHOST
The first case out of the gate is a case that's actually being heard today, um, Atlantic Lottery Corporation versus the Attorney General of Ontario.
Alison CrawfordHOST
How is this Atlantic Gaming Corporation taking on the Attorney General of Ontario?
Nadia EffendiGUEST
Yeah.