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Old Posted Dec 14, 2015, 5:23 PM
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^ I wonder if saturation of the market is even an issue when it comes to the casino hotel at McPhillips Station (when did it lose the "Street" in the name?)... I'd imagine that hotel, much like the HSC CanadInns, would be relying on facility traffic. No one coming to Winnipeg for a non-casino vacation or for business would be staying there. It's a terrible location for a hotel for anything other than casino purposes.

If the hotelier can secure enough commitments from tour operators to bring in enough gamblers to fill the place up, I'd imagine there is a good chance it will get built eventually...

I wonder what MLLC proposes to do about the railway line, though? The article suggests they want to get rid of it, but that is an important connection to Selkirk and the industries served by rail there. They can't just get rid of the rail line because CanadInns wants to build a hotel there. Would they reroute it instead?
It does seem like the biggest issue to the construction of the hotel is the CN rail line, not the market as I suggested..

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https://www.google.com/maps/@49.9208744,-97.1641337,15z?hl=en-US

The cost/ and complexities of removing the line and re-routing it are prohibitive but not insurmountable.

I can't see them doing anything other than the re-route if they want this hotel built in this location.It's a time consuming en-devour but possible.

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Last edited by Cyro; Dec 14, 2015 at 6:22 PM.
     
     
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