S-211SenateSecond reading (Commons)

An Act respecting a national framework on sports betting advertising

Presented by: Hon. Marty Deacon, sénatriceLegislature 45, Session 1Type: Senate Public Bill

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At a glance

Bill S-211 aims to establish a national framework for sports betting advertising. It seeks to regulate advertising practices to ensure consumer protection and promote responsible gambling.

Detailed summary

The primary objective of Bill S-211 is to establish a national framework for sports betting advertising in Canada. This framework aims to harmonize advertising practices across the country and ensure that advertising is conducted in a responsible and ethical manner.

Key provisions of the bill include guidelines for advertisers to limit the exposure of youth and vulnerable individuals to sports betting advertisements. It also proposes measures to ensure that advertisements are not misleading and include messages about responsible gambling.

Bill S-211 would amend certain existing laws to incorporate these new advertising standards, although specific laws to be amended are not detailed in the available information.

The main entities affected by this bill include sports betting companies, advertising agencies, and provincial and territorial regulatory bodies overseeing gambling and betting activities.

Legislative progress

Senate

  1. First readingMay 28, 2025
  2. Second readingJun 12, 2025
  3. Consideration in committeeOct 8, 2025
  4. Third readingOct 21, 2025

House of Commons

  1. First readingNov 5, 2025
  2. Second readingApr 22, 2026
  3. Consideration in committeeUpcoming
  4. Report stageUpcoming
  5. Third readingUpcoming
  1. Royal assentUpcoming

Recent debates

  1. Second reading in the House of Commons
  2. First reading in the House of Commons
  3. Third reading in the Senate
  4. Consideration in committee in the Senate
  5. Second reading in the Senate
  6. First reading in the Senate

Official source: ourcommons.ca

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