Ontario and the OLG opened the first phase of a Niagara casino investment process on 28 October, according to the provincial announcement. The plan seeks more than CA$3bn in direct gaming investment over 20 years, with each new operator required to invest at least CA$1.5bn and pay a CA$100m entrance fee. Applications are due through MERX by 3 December 2026, and the initial market can include up to three additional operators.
Ontario's government and the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG) opened the first phase of an investment process for land-based casino development in the Niagara Region on 28 October, according to a provincial statement. The Call for Investment seeks more than CA$3bn in direct gaming investment and more than CA$600m in additional private-sector investment across components of the province's Destination Niagara Strategy over the next 20 years.