New Online Casinos tracks operators entering the Canadian market — who launched, under which licence, behind which company, and which of them quietly disappear again. It is written by Éloïse Marchand in Montréal and by nobody else.
The angle is deliberately narrow. Most pages on this subject compare welcome offers. This one starts with the registered company in the site footer, because that single search answers more than a bonus table can.
The order of operators on the money page is determined by commercial arrangements, not by merit. The same fifteen brands appear in different sequences on comparable Canadian pages for that reason, and saying so is a prerequisite for the rest of the analysis being worth reading.
The written assessment is independent of that order. The largest advertised offer on the page carries an explicit recommendation against taking it, and a euro-denominated package is flagged as costing the reader money twice.
Each operator is examined in two passes. The paperwork pass reads the footer company, its registration number, its licence reference and whether the same entity runs other brands. The account pass registers, verifies before depositing, funds the account with a small amount, plays, and requests a withdrawal.
Ratings out of five, payout times in minutes and casino-wide return-to-player figures are never published here. One small cashout evidences that a payment rail is connected and nothing more.
Commission is earned when a reader opens an account through a link on this site, and that pays for the testing and hosting. No operator has previewed a page before it was published, none has been given copy approval, and test deposits are the publisher's own money.
Offers move constantly and licences change hands. Where anything on this site is out of date the contact page reaches the publisher and it gets corrected. Reports from readers about withdrawals, closures or rebrands are the most useful correspondence this site receives.