Canada
Calgary set to welcome eSports events

The Calgary eSports League is teaming up with Telus Spark to bring competitive video-game events to Calgary. If successful, the industry can produce revenues of more than $1-billion next year.
Unlike cities including Toronto and Vancouver, Calgary has yet to establish a firm eSports community beyond a few Facebook groups and clubs.
Wes Nelson, spokesman for the Calgary eSports League, said he sees a market for the sport in Calgary.
“Almost all of the elements are in place for a healthy eSports community in Calgary, they just need to be brought together and given a boost in order to thrive,” Nelson added.
eSports offers a platform for the players to interact with the fans. On YouTube, where games are often streamed, five of the top 10 most popular and top-earning YouTubers make their money from video games.
There is a chance that eSports viewership to surpass the National Football League in total viewership by 2022, the Calgary league said.
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