A Casino Will Appear in Wasaga Beach

A nonstop expansion plan of Gateway Casinos involves further expansion in the gambling market of Canada. The company has planned the construction of a new facility at Wasaga Beach.

After several months of rumors and disputes, worries and protests, finally, a place has been determined where a new casino will be built on the Wasaga Beach. A gambling establishment will be built in a wasteland adjacent to a roundabout on Mosley Street in the western part of the city.

The Wasaga Beach resort was chosen by the company in March 2018 as the site for a new casino. It is assumed that 150 jobs will be created at this facility. It is expected that construction will begin this spring, and the institution will accept the first players in the spring of next year. The project involves the construction of a building on the territory of 3 hectares in the western part of Wasaga Beach. However, to speed up the implementation, it will be necessary to obtain the approval of the province and the municipality, as well as complete the purchase of land in a short time.

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Vice-President and Managing Director of Gateway, Keith Andrews, said that the company is looking forward to receiving all the necessary permits from the provincial and municipal authorities, as well as to conclude a deal to buy the land, in order to quickly begin to move forward with construction work.

Earlier, Gateway announced the completion of another large-scale project for the reconstruction of property in Hanover. The rebranding and construction work cost the company $ 13.4 million. In addition, Gateway is preparing to complete the construction of Cascades Casino in Chath-Kent. The cost of the project is $ 27 million, the grand opening will be held in July of this year. Local Mayor Nina Bifolchi was glad that Gateway settled on the site, “which best suits her business needs,” and looks forward to the start of construction. It is expected that the gambling establishment will bring the treasury $ 1.4 million per year.