Chamber survey reveals disappointment with casinos’ impact on city

Published
by
Graham
on May 30, 2007
in Niagara Falls Casinos and Gaming and Niagara Falls News
.

From the Niagara Falls Review:

Niagara Falls has not experienced the kind of benefits from hosting casinos the province of Ontario promised and the government should re-evaluate its casino policies, a survey conducted by the Niagara Falls Chamber of Commerce suggests.

“I don’t feel the community is getting the bang for the buck that it should, but I totally understand where the casino is coming from,” said Jeff Wallis, a former chairman of the chamber, whose sign company has done a lot of work for the casinos over the years.

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