London Free Press - City & Region - City eyes bigger slice of slots pie

City eyes bigger slice of slots pie

Host communities such as London currently get five per cent of the pot.

By PATRICK MALONEY, SUN MEDIA

London may join a renewed push by Ontario cities for a bigger cut of the multi-billion-dollar windfall reaped annually from the province's slot machines.

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