OLG propose revenue sharing deal for Ottawa

5 Oct 2012

OTTAWA, Ontario -- Amid talk of a casino for Ottawa the Ontario Lottery and Gaming has proposed a promising slot machine revenue sharing deal, Metro Ottawa reported.

The deal could see Ottawa earning over a million in extra revenue for city coffers, the report said.

The new formula proposed is based on revenue rather than machines numbers, the Metro Ottawa report said.

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	OLG propose revenue sharing deal for Ottawa 5 Oct 2012 OTTAWA, Ontario -- Amid talk of a casino for Ottawa the Ontario Lottery and Gaming has proposed a promising slot machine revenue sharing deal, Metro Ottawa reported. The deal could see Ottawa earning over a million in extra revenue for city coffers, the report said. The new formula proposed is based on revenue rather than machines numbers, the Metro Ottawa report said.

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