A good gamble? Toronto asks residents to weigh in on casino debate Add to ...
The city of Toronto stands to gain between $18- and $100-million a year in revenue, and create thousands of new jobs, but building a casino in Toronto is far from a sure thing. The city asking residents to share their views and concerns and five public hearings.
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