Age and ID at casinos

How old you must be to enter a casino in each province, who says so, and what the casinos we list say about ID at the door. Tap to read the words behind each figure.

Minimum age by province

The minimum for casinos in each province, and who states it.

Province or territoryMinimum ageWho says so
Ontario19+the provincial regulator (Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario)
Quebec18+the provincial casino operator (Loto-Québec)
British Columbia19+the provincial government (Government of British Columbia)
Alberta18+a provincial health information site (MyHealth.Alberta.ca)
Manitoba18+the provincial regulator (Liquor, Gaming and Cannabis Authority of Manitoba)
Saskatchewan19+a casino’s own website (Casino Regina)
Nova Scotia19+a provincial regulation (Nova Scotia Casino Regulations)
New Brunswick19+a casino’s own website (Grey Rock Casino)
Prince Edward Island19+the provincial government (Government of Prince Edward Island)
Newfoundland and Labrador—No casinos in our register; no quoted minimum
Yukon19+a casino’s own website (Diamond Tooth Gerties)
Northwest Territories—No casinos in our register; no quoted minimum
Nunavut—No casinos in our register; no quoted minimum

For Saskatchewan, New Brunswick and Yukon the figure comes from a casino’s own website, not from a regulator or the provincial government.

A casino may set a higher age than its province. Where a casino states its own age, its profile shows it.

ID at the door

Rules the casinos state for getting in, in short; tap one to read the casino’s own words. Rules about joining a rewards club, collecting a prize or checking into a hotel are left out.

ID if you look younger than a set age 11 casinos

  • Camrose Resort CasinoAlbertaGuests 25 and under must show valid government-issued photo ID
  • Casino de Mont-TremblantQuebecPhoto ID may be required; anyone appearing under 25 may be asked for government-issued photo ID
  • Casino de MontréalQuebecPhoto ID may be required; anyone appearing under 25 may be asked for government-issued photo ID
  • Casino NiagaraOntarioSecurity requests ID from patrons appearing under 30; those appearing 21 or younger must present two pieces of valid government-issued photo ID
  • Copper Coulee CasinoAlbertaPatrons appearing under 30 asked for acceptable ID
  • Fallsview Casino ResortOntarioSecurity will request ID from patrons who appear under 30; those appearing 21 or younger need two pieces of ID; valid government issued photo ID only
  • Grey Rock CasinoNew BrunswickValid government-issued photo ID required; ID checked if appear under 25
  • Hôtel-Casino de CharlevoixQuebecPhoto ID may be required; anyone appearing under 25 may be asked for government-issued photo ID; photocopies and phone photos not accepted
  • Hôtel-Casino du Lac-LeamyQuebecPhoto ID may be required; photocopies and phone photos not accepted; anyone appearing under 25 may be asked for ID
  • River Cree Resort & CasinoAlbertaID required for patrons who appear under 30
  • River Rock Casino ResortBritish ColumbiaAnyone under 25 may be asked for 2 government issued IDs

Government photo ID at the door 30 casinos

Other entry rules 1 casino

  • Northern Lights CasinoSaskatchewanAll guests must present SIGA Rewards card at entry to register at Guest Registration Kiosk

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