What We Do: Commercial Gaming

If you are a “Trade Union” within the meaning of the Labour Relations Act, 1995 and intend to represent registered gaming assistants employed by a casino or slot machine facility, you need to be registered by the AGCO.

Risk-Based Registration

The AGCO employs a risk-based approach to the processing of applications for gaming registrations. For more information about risk-based registration, please see PDF in popup window

Information Bulletin No. 68 - AGCO Implements Risk-based Registration to Process Gaming Registrations.

Application Process

PDF Instructions

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Application Forms

Important Application Reminders

For PDF forms completed online or offline, please ensure ALL the input information has printed out on your application.
For PDF forms filled-in by hand, please ensure you PRINT legibly in black ink.
Please ensure ALL required questions are completed. Incomplete, improperly completed or unsigned applications will be returned to applicant.
Do not email application forms. Mail one original and one copy of the completed application form, including all attachments, and appropriate registration fee to:

Alcohol and Gaming Commission
Licensing and Registration Branch
90 Sheppard Avenue East, Suite 200
Toronto, Ontario M2N 0A4