From the Niagara Falls Review:
A casino will attract crime. It will promote the moral decay of a community desperate for jobs. It will turn casual players into addicts. A dozen years ago, Judith Mac-Carthy was certain all those things would happen if the province granted the city the right to open a glitzy new gaming centre in the heart of the tourist district. A decade after Casino Niagara opened its doors, MacCarthy says things might not be as bad as they seemed. “On the positive side, I know it has provided employment,” said MacCarthy, once the spokeswoman for the anti-casino group Try Another Way.