Cascades Casino Kamloops Strike



Promotions Be sure to watch this page for our latest promotions and your chance to win cash or prizes. About 200 unionized employees at Gateway’s Cascades Casino in Kamloops have been conducting rotating strikes since walking off the job when mediated talks broke down.

Cascades Casino Penticton 201-553 Vees Dr., Penticton BC, V2A 8S3 View Directions Table Hours: Sun, Wed, Thurs, 4:30pm – 12am Fri, Sat 4:30pm – 2am. Strike in 2018 ate into Cascades Casino revenues in Kamloops But the City of Kamloops, which gets 10% of casino revenue, weathered the labour dispute thanks to the fact business at Chances Casino.

The strike at Cascades Casino is eight weeks old today, but its something the city of Kamloops is concerned about.

The B.C Lottery Corporation sets out the parameters for revenue sharing in the province between casinos and municipalities.

Kamloops receives 10 per cent of net gambling revenue annually from Cascades and Chances.

Chief Administrative Officer David Trawin says the two month strike by members of the B.C Government Employees Union at Cascades Casino will cost the city big bucks, as much as four hundred thousand dollars in lost revenue.

“Right now as long as the casino up the hill is on strike it is reducing the city’s revenue by about 150 to 200 thousand dollars per month.”

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Trawin says the revenue loss will impact budget planning for 2019, but he doesn’t know to what extent.

Jun 30, 2018 11:26 AM

Cascades Casino Kamloops Strike 2019


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KAMLOOPS — As the strike of Cascades Casino employees enters a second day, employer Gateway Casinos is reminding the public they are still open for business.

In an open letter to customers Gateway said the Kamloops Casino would remain open during the labour disruption with a few changes.

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Table games, the Match Eatery, and Atlas Steak + Fish will remain closed.

Cascades Casino Kamloops Strike Update

Lottery payouts will be capped at $500, suspending the casino’s designation as a regional prize payout centre until the strike ends.