Province guide
Manitoba and New Brunswick casino hotels, reviewed
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Outside the four biggest provinces, we review two casino hotels: Club Regent in Winnipeg and Casino New Brunswick in Moncton. Mind the age difference — Manitoba lets you in at 18, New Brunswick at 19 — and check the rules box below before you book.
- Casino age
- 18+
- Regulator
- Liquor, Gaming and Cannabis Authority of Manitoba (LGCA)
- Operator
- Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries
- Helpline
- Gambling Helpline 1-800-463-1554 (open 24/7)
- Self-exclusion
- Voluntary Self-Exclusion covering Casinos of Winnipeg, Shark Club and/or PlayNow.com
- Casino age
- 19+
- Regulator
- Gaming Control Branch, Department of Justice and Public Safety
- Operator
- New Brunswick Lotteries and Gaming Corporation
- Helpline
- Gambling Information Line 1-800-461-1234 (confidential, free, TTY available)
- Self-exclusion
- Voluntary Self-Exclusion, run through Great Canadian Entertainment
2 reviewed casino hotels
Casino New Brunswick
Moncton's casino hotel has been open since 2010, and its 126 rooms begin at a roomy 440 square feet, with windows that open and city or mountain views. There's a pool, a concert venue, free parking and a welcome for pets, and Hopewell Rocks and Magnetic Hill are within driving range: Atlantic Canada's go-to casino stay.
Club Regent Casino Hotel
A practical Winnipeg stay rather than a glamorous one: this Canad Inns hotel joins Manitoba's Club Regent Casino, with 146 smoke-free rooms, about 1,200 slots plus bingo next door, and a 1,300-seat event centre.
And Saskatchewan?
We haven't written up a Saskatchewan resort yet. Its most recent opening came in October 2020: Dakota Dunes Resort, 155 rooms attached to Dakota Dunes Casino south of Saskatoon. You'll find it on our new openings page.