Documented, not invented
Every requirement comes from a named module section, and every citation and source link is preserved as written.
Compare the available modules and their documented messages, disclosures, and cultural context. Read each module’s scope and source references, then check the current local requirements for your program and placement.
The mapper
Pick a market to see its dated source profile and recorded requirements. The companion guidance identifies materials and review work still needed for your operation.
Pick a jurisdiction
Canada · Alberta
Source dates and scope
These dates are recorded in the source document. They are not a new legal review or confirmation that every rule is current. If the review date has passed, resolve that gap before relying on the module. Local game, licence and placement requirements still need review.
Source file: content/jurisdictions/canada/alberta/advertising-rules.md
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Cultural profile
From the module’s required disclosures.
This module documents
Module note Advertising rules combine provincial (AGLC) and national (CGA Code) requirements. Alberta's framework is broadly aligned with Ontario's, but it does not include Ontario's ban on public sports-betting inducements. On-brand disclosure examples may need cultural adaptation outside North America. Mandatory RG Check accreditation for iGaming operators adds another compliance requirement.
Educational mapping, not legal advice. Verify against the cited regulations and with counsel, consistent with each module’s own caveats.
One picker, every module. The checklist prints for the market you select.
Why it varies
The educational content remains the same. Local rules determine which helpline and minimum age to show, whether a bonus can appear in public, and how odds must be presented.
Modules record guidance for the markets listed below. Their scope, publication dates and coverage vary. Selecting a module does not authorize a channel, implement a product control or confirm that a template is ready to publish.
One content system, adapted to local requirements.
Every module
Advertising-rule modules grouped by country. Canadian provinces and U.S. states each have a market-specific module alongside the relevant national framework.
How to read these
Every requirement comes from a named module section, and every citation and source link is preserved as written.
Read the dates actually recorded in each module. A missing or passed review date is a gap to resolve; the site does not claim that a new legal review has occurred.
This is educational mapping to help you plan. Verify against the cited regulations and with counsel before you publish.
The compliance modules are part of the open Playbook Brand system. Back to Brand.