“The Aquadome is sure to become a must-see feature,” said Paul Bell, HBG Design principal. This is just the next step (toward) making our property the premier entertainment destination in the Midwest.”Ĭonstruction for the hotel and resort will be led by Clark Construction, with architecture by HBG Design. “Over the past eleven years, the Gun Lake Tribe and our Gun Lake Casino team members have worked tirelessly to make this all a possibility. Without question, its design attributes will create a unique entertainment experience,” said Gun Lake Casino CEO Sal Semola. “Phase five will transform the property into becoming a first-class destination resort. The aquadome will be maintained at 85 degrees year-round to give guests a tropical resort experience. Other amenities include a swim-up bar, live palm trees and tropical foliage and a live entertainment space with 2,400 occupant capacity. The 32,000-square-foot glass dome will house several pools for family, guests ages 21 and older and VIP guests. The resort portion will feature an aquadome. Sandbar Café will return in the new expansion as a three-meal restaurant with 137 seats. The suite also will include a pool table and full service bar as well as indoor and outdoor dining and lounge areas. 1.The top two floors of the hotel will feature a two-story suite with a grand staircase, double-height window and elevator for guests. The accused was remanded into custody and is set to appear in provincial court on Nov. The 18-year-old accused faces two charges including discharging an airgun with the intent to wound and carrying a weapon for a dangerous purpose to the public peace. Download the CTV News app to get breaking news alerts from across Saskatchewan sent to your device.'We thank the Moose Jaw Police Service for their prompt response to this incident.' 'The casino closed for the remainder of the day while Moose Jaw Police continued their on-site investigation,' the statement read. In a statement Wednesday, Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan confirmed that the incident occured inside Casino Moose Jaw. The victim was taken to hospital for their non-life threatening injuries.

The fight then spilled into a nearby business – which saw the victim receive several facial wounds from an airgun capable of shooting pellets, police explained. Monday near the corner of Main Street North and the 0 block of Fairford Street East, according to MJPS. The Moose Jaw Police Service (MJPS) confirmed Tuesday that an airgun capable of firing pellets was used in a previously reported firearms incident in the city’s downtown core.Īn altercation between an 18-year-old suspect and the victim began at around 3:40 p.m.

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