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The Crew Behind This Gateway Casinos Guide
Night Crossing is a crew-signed guide to the Bay Street casino, put together independently and not run by the venue. Here is how it is put together, from the facts and pictures to the links that pay for it.
By the Night Crossing crewChecked October 12, 2026
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Signed by a crew
The Night Crossing crew signs every page here. It is a group name rather than an individual, so no personal byline appears anywhere on the site.
This guide is not the casino, and the site does not belong to the casino. Gateway Casinos and OLG have no link to it. No bets are taken and no accounts are opened here. Instead, it describes the Bay Street venue from the outside, for locals and for visitors coming from the Michigan side.
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Where the pictures come from
Every picture in this guide is a generated image, with one exception. The night bridge scenes show invented places. Three pictures start from real photographs of spots at the casino. You'll see the glass entrance doors with their canoe-paddle handles, the Getaway bar, and the lounge with the pink river mural and yellow floatplane. They keep the rooms as they are, yet stay pictures, not photographs.
The exception is the painted moose outside the casino: a real photograph by Fungus Guy, edited by the crew. The Image sources list below credits it in full.
Image sources
- Painted moose by the casino doors, on Driving to Gateway Casinos Sault Ste. Marie. Photo: Fungus Guy, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0. Changed: parked cars and litter removed, evening light, resolution raised, a figure added. The changed version is also under CC BY-SA 3.0.
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Sources and checks
The crew went through every fact again on October 12, 2026. Details about the venue were read on the casino's pages, through Internet Archive snapshots since the live site turns away automated readers, and on the property list Gateway keeps. Provincial rules came from OLG, the AGCO, ConnexOntario and iGaming Ontario. Every distance runs straight between two OpenStreetMap points, so any drive is longer.
The Canada Border Services Agency and U.S. Customs and Border Protection set the rules for crossing the border, and those rules are not listed in this guide. Check the agencies' own pages before setting out. Table hours and holiday hours are two things the casino does not post, and the guide says so instead of filling the gap.
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Where the money comes from
Paid links live only on the home page here, each one tagged Ad. Look for them in a box near the bottom, on the menu button and on a strip right below the opening screen. Each goes to one privately run online casino company that sends the guide a commission and could later be swapped out. That business is separate and private; it is not the Bay Street casino, Gateway Casinos or OLG.
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