Source: OLG
Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG) closed the pre-qualification stage for the Windsor casino procurement on 25 May 2023. OLG said it will assess submissions and select proponents to proceed to the request-for-proposals phase for day-to-day site operations.
The next procurement stage will determine which proponents can submit proposals to operate the Windsor casino.
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