Under the province’s current health and safety framework, the facilities will reopen with reduced gaming capacity to reflect physical distancing requirements. The Toronto-based company says its casino at the Pickering Casino Resort will reopen in the near future, with the remainder of the resort opening at a later date in 2022.
The facilities to reopen are Casino Woodbine, Great Blue Heron Casino, Casino Ajax, Elements Casino Mohawk, Elements Casino Flamboro, Elements Casino Brantford, Elements Casino Grand River, Shorelines Casino Belleville, Shorelines Casino Peterborough, Shorelines Casino Thousand Islands, and Shorelines Slots at Kawartha Downs. announced Monday that eleven of its Ontario casinos will reopen Friday, July 16, following the provincial government’s decision to move to step 3 of its reopening plan. The company previously reopened several casinos in British Columbia on July 1 and two casinos in Halifax and Sydney, Nova Scotia on June 16. Its casino at the Pickering Casino Resort will reopen in the near future as well. The operator's announcement follows the provincial government’s decision to move to step 3 of its reopening plan.
