Casino gambling is pretty much the same here in Canada as it is in vegas.
There are a few things that are different.....
No free drinks or other incentives for people to play. This goes against the gambing addiction rules. Conversely one of our local casinos raffles off a car each month - free to enter, but you have to be present at drawing. They can coherese you into coming to the casino but not to play.
Machines run slower - they have associated the speed of play with problem gambling, so it takes you longer to lose. Same machines, same games, good payback percentages (nothing ever lower than 92%).
BlackJack is typically auto-shuffler driven to prevent counting, where they use a manual shoe its generally higher minimums ($25 and above), but they also limit the max bet. Ie a $5 table will have a $100max limit. In Vegas this would normally be around $1000 max bet.
The BlackJack dealer on deals himself one card (eliminates the need for dealer peek) and then takes his second card after all hands are played. If you split or double against a dealer Ace and the dealer then gets blackjack you only lose 1/2 your bet. This is one of the rare times I will split 10's - better odds than insurance.
Blackjack is always 6 decks, dealt face up, no double deck or single deck.
Craps, roulette, are all the same.
3card, 4card poker are popular.
You see Spanish 21 occasionally but in general there are fewer prop games - ie no BlackJack Switch, No Casino War.
The side bets on BlackJack is usually called Lucky/Lucky. If your two cards and the dealers add up to certain combinations it pays. Unlike most side bets this one has reasonable odds. Suited 777 200:1, 777 100:1, Suited 678 50:1, 678 30:1, Suited 21 15:1, 21 3:1, 20 & 19, 2:1. I usually throw out a $1.00 on this when playing a $5.00 game and have actualy won more on the stupid sidebet than I have gambling.