Участник:This is also the day when the province lifts some restrictions.

The decision is due to an increase in new cases of transformation of unprecedented conditions across the province. This means that social places such as casinos, bars, and restaurants have been closed until at least Jan. 26.

Gateway Casino & Entertainment, which operates several gaming facilities, including Ontario, has announced it is ready to renew its facilities. Game Hotspot is now ready to resume work on Monday, January 31, 2022, and the company has confirmed that the property will operate at 50% of its maximum guest capacity.

Robert Mitchell, director of communications and public affairs at Gateway Casino & Entertainment, said the company was delighted to reopen its gaming facilities and welcome its employees. Hotel, Simcoe Yard House Pub and St. Germaine's steakhouse are all open. Weir's Restaurant will also be back up on February 1, 2022.

The casino's doors open at 10 a.m. on Monday, and employees are already being summoned to work after closing on Jan. 5. Guests will be able to play table games with slot machines at that time. However, the center bar will remain closed until Feb. 21, when alcohol will once again be allowed in the game room. According to the company, the entertainment center will reopen sometime on March 14.

Niagara Falls Reopens Casino More casino properties in Ontario will reopen on January 31, 2022, as Casino Niagara and Fallsview Casino & Resorts are set to welcome customers again. Niagara Falls Mayor Jim Diodati said he was happy to reopen because many employees would also be returning. According to him, more than 4,000 people are employed in both properties.

Mr. Diodati explains that everything was made possible so that both buildings could return safely to clean conditions. As the host of the casino, the city of Niagara Falls receives quarterly payments from OLG, which play an important role in the region's finances. This means that the city is happy to run and operate its gaming facilities. 파워볼게임

But the closure of Casino Niagara and Fallsview Casino & Resorts last year and the closure of 2020 left their mark on Niagara Falls' budget. Last summer, Acting Financial Officer John Levens explained that he received CA$23 million from OLG in 2020, but the city experienced CA$19.1 million in losses due to the 2021 shutdown. Experts warned that the number could increase if another long-term shutdown occurs.