Tag: Cascades Casino North Bay

City receives latest casino hosting payment from OLG

Another $415,869 is flowing to the city coffers from Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation.

Sports betting could be coming to Cascades Casino North Bay

City staff say while there are currently no confirmed dates for the introduction of sports betting at the Cascade Casino North Bay, they've been advised the operator is considering the addition across its casino locations.

Payout continues for city hosting Cascades Casino

The City of North Bay has received another $367,452 from Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation for hosting Cascades Casino North Bay.

Latest OLG payment pushes city’s casino-hosting money over $6 million

Over $6 million has flowed from slot machines and card tables on Pinewood Park Drive to City Hall since March 2022.

North Bay receives another $430,000 in casino revenues

Add another $433,000 to the city’s coffers. This after the city received its second quarter payment from Ontario Lottery and Gaming for hosting Cascades Casino North Bay.

Casino-hosting payments to North Bay surpass $5.2 million

You can add another $439,387 to the city’s coffers.   Ontario Lottery and Gaming says that’s how much North Bay received...

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