Short Bio 👤
Noah Strang is a reviewer and fact checker with five years of experience in the iGaming industry. He’s spent a lot of time focusing on the NHL, NFL, and remains up to date on the most recent legislation for gambling across Canada. He’s constantly checking in with operators and other major players to ensure his information is up to date and accurate. He’s a valued member of the Calgary2026 team and continues to be a leader in his field.
Key Highlights 🔑
- Experience: 5+ years working as an iGaming content writer, reviewer, and fact checker
- Expertise: A little bit of everything with a focus on NHL and Canadian specific legislation
- Methodology: First person experience by using the products reviewed
- Languages: English and conversational French
Coverage Areas 📌
- Gambling regulation across Canada
- NHL hockey
- NFL football
- Sportsbook bonuses
- Sportsbook betting market offerings
Favorite Sport 🏒
Noah’s favourite sport is hockey. He’s worked as an accredited NHL reporter and his years of experience covering the sport closely give him an edge when looking at sportsbooks and determining their offerings, as well as when handicapping different games.
Author’s Note ✍️
“I’ve watched the gambling market in Canada change a lot over the past few years, and it continues to change rapidly as it’s still in its infancy. That has given me the context needed to examine trends and spot key pieces of information that gamblers need to know before placing a wager.”
Editorial Standards & Independence 📰
All reviews and betting guides on Calgary2026 are written independently and fact-checked before publishing. Our editorial team operates separately from commercial partnerships, and affiliate links never influence our evaluations or recommendations. Content is updated regularly to ensure accuracy and transparency for our readers.
Responsible Gambling 🎯
Calgary2026 promotes responsible gambling. Sports betting is strictly for adults 18+ or 19+ depending on your province. Please bet responsibly and only with licensed operators. If gambling stops being fun, contact trusted organizations such as ConnexOntario or the Responsible Gambling Council for support and professional assistance.