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True numbers for True North's gaming centre
CBC News
Posted: Jan 29, 2013 1:15 PM CST
Last Updated: Jan 29, 2013 2:30 PM CST
A high-end gaming centre and sports bar will open this spring on the second floor of CityPlace, a downtown Winnipeg shopping centre. (CBC)
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CBC Radio producer John Sadoway returns for a follow-up interview with Information Radio host Marcy Markusa about the true numbers that True North Sports and Entertainment will rake in at its new gaming centre.
It was announced last week that a high-end gaming centre and sports bar will open this spring on the second floor of cityplace, a downtown Winnipeg shopping centre.
The new facility, which will feature slot machines and card tables, will be operated by Manitoba Lotteries but owned by True North Sports and Entertainment.
True North owns the Winnipeg Jets and the MTS Centre, which is across the street from cityplace.
Click on the audio player above to hear the full interview.
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