The Responsible Gambling Council (RGC) is a Toronto-based non-profit founded in 1983 that researches gambling harm, delivers prevention programmes, runs the RG Check accreditation programme that assesses operators' responsible-gambling standards, used by Canadian lotteries and by online operators in Ontario and elsewhere, and advises governments and regulators on responsible-gambling policy. Its accreditation is one of the two most widely adopted responsible-gambling certifications in the industry.
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The Crown agency that runs Ontario's online market kept a prevalence study it had promised to publish confidential once the baseline came back worse than expected, according to records obtained by the Toronto Star. A privacy commissioner's order shows how hard even the redacted records were to prise out.