"Winnipeg is the gaming market in Manitoba and for us to be shoved aside and kept out of the prime gaming market is unjust. Premier Brian Pallister has previously said the gaming market is oversaturated and has pointed to a 2016 Gaming Market Study showing the casino market is oversupplied throughout the province, including in the capital city. The two non-First Nation casinos — Club Regent and McPhillips Street in Winnipeg — are operated by Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries. In June 2013, the government approved a gaming license for the Shark Club Gaming Centre. It also added 500 new video-lottery terminals to the other two Winnipeg casinos, the suit states.

Source: CBC News October 19, 2017 10:00 UTC