Plans for a mega-casino on Toronto’s waterfront have been touted by Ontario Lottery and Gaming Commission officials, but the project still has to clear many political hurdles before the first roulette wheel can be spun. The proposal to build a gaming facility in the city is contentious, with politicians and residents split on whether it’s a winning idea. Before the project gets final approval, everyone will get to have their say – from the province to the municipalities to the casino operators eyeing the potentially lucrative development, said Rod Phillips, OLG’s president and CEO, in an interview with the National Post’s editorial board. Read article