Province guide
Manitoba and New Brunswick casino hotels
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Outside Ontario, Québec, BC and Alberta, we review two casino hotels: Club Regent in Winnipeg and Casino New Brunswick in Moncton. Entry ages differ — Manitoba is 18, New Brunswick 19 — so check the rules boxes before you book.
- Entry age
- 18+
- Regulator
- Liquor, Gaming and Cannabis Authority of Manitoba (LGCA)
- Operated by
- Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries
- Helpline
- Gambling Helpline 1-800-463-1554 (24/7)
- Self-exclusion
- Voluntary Self-Exclusion: Casinos of Winnipeg, Shark Club and/or PlayNow.com
- Entry age
- 19+
- Regulator
- Gaming Control Branch, Department of Justice and Public Safety
- Operated by
- New Brunswick Lotteries and Gaming Corporation
- Helpline
- Gambling Information Line 1-800-461-1234 (free, confidential, TTY)
- Self-exclusion
- Voluntary Self-Exclusion, arranged through Great Canadian Entertainment
2 casino hotels reviewed here
Casino New Brunswick
Moncton's casino hotel opened in 2010 with 126 rooms from a generous 440 sq. ft., windows that actually open and views over the city or the mountain. Add a pool, an on-site concert venue, free parking and a pet-friendly policy, and it's the obvious casino stay in Atlantic Canada, with Magnetic Hill and Hopewell Rocks close by.
Club Regent Casino Hotel
Club Regent is a Canad Inns hotel attached to one of Winnipeg's two casinos: 146 smoke-free rooms, about 1,200 slots plus bingo next door, and a 1,300-seat event centre. Handy, not glamorous.
Saskatchewan
No Saskatchewan review yet. The province's latest opening is Dakota Dunes Resort: 155 rooms beside Dakota Dunes Casino, south of Saskatoon, opened October 2020. It's covered on our new openings page.