從2012年6月初開始，OMEGA的代禱團隊開始為TORONTO 上空這股黑暗權勢爭戰，它的入侵會給多倫多的屬靈空氣造成極大的破壞。因著這樣的領受，持續禱告，在2012年底大約從神那裡領受超過4到5次，關乎人魚和這股權勢的異象，它從天空過加拿大邊境，曾經被神的手擊打， 掉落在安大略的湖里，連同它一起下落的是一條黑色帶灰斑點的大蛇。
它的企圖入侵會持續向北， 希望能在TORONTO 的北部找到落腳點，（在2012年6月的見證請見鏈接：
摘要：主希望我們在禱告裡與祂一起同工，也透過禱告，我們可以明白神的心意。耶穌基督將管理地上的權柄從撒但的手中拿回來了，又將權柄賜給忠心跟隨祂的子民，我 們可以與主同工，奉主名捆綁天上地下的黑暗權勢，透過這次的經歷，使我們更加明白代禱者擁有的權柄，也對靈界的運作有更進一步的認識。誠如第一個異象中提 到的，透過禱告，可以將那個在背後操縱Ontario Place 興建賭場計畫案的黑暗勢力「人魚大袞」趕離。
原來神常常不按著我們的禱告事項來啓示，他希望我們在祂的心意裡與祂一起同工，讓我們有份於更大的禾場，成就更大的工， 以天父的旨意來成就。使我們經歷「眼睛未曾看見，耳朵未曾聽見，心裡未曾想過的….」福分。）
如果你也有禱告的感動，我們歡迎和邀請你一同參與這樣的代禱工作里。這事對TORONTO有極重大的意義。如果人魚成功落地，接下來是黑色帶灰斑點的大蛇，就是伴隨著死亡，邪術，強權，蛇頭， 經濟一體化等這些勢力進入。
多倫多市議會以38:6票數否決賭場議案
多倫多市議會今天下午以38:6的一邊倒票數否決了近來爭議不休的在市中心建賭場議案，同時也否決了由市長福特提出的在Woodbine跑馬場增設賭場的動議，其支持和反對票的比例為13:31。
不過，市議會全票通過一項議案，即研究擴大本市會展中心的可能性。
市議會全體會議還對2項與賭場有關的議案進行投票，以24:20的票數否決在接近Woodbine的任何地方建新賭場的計劃;以34:10通過另一項動議，反對在任何與多倫多交界的地方建賭場。
其實，市長福特一直是堅定的「主建派」，稱在多倫多建賭場可以為本市帶來更多就業機會，有利於城市經濟，甚至提議拿賭場賺的錢補貼交通設施費用。
但新省長韋恩上台後，一直不說明如果將賭場設在多倫多，每年可給多倫多市政府多少錢(hosting fees)，福特於是改變態度，從「主建派」變成「反對派」，不再支持在多倫多建賭場的計劃。
據知情的市府官員透露，福特希望每年得到1億元的手續費，但省政府願意給的數目還不到福特期望的一半。這樣因為賭場紅利談不攏，多倫多建賭場的計劃正式告吹。
Council rejects proposal for Toronto casino
Proposal to expand gaming expansion at Woodbine also shot down
York Guardian
ByDavid Nickle
An expansion of casino gambling anywhere in Toronto is no longer in the cards, after council voted to reject both a downtown casino and expansion of the Woodbine Racetrack into a full-blown casino in north Etobicoke.
Council made the decision after a relatively swift debate at a special meeting Tuesday, May 21.
Mayor Rob Ford had attempted to cancel the meeting late last week, declaring a downtown casino dead, but 24 councillors pushed to hold the meeting anyway, to settle the matter.
At issue for both Ford and opponents of the casino was the amount of the provincial hosting fee.
Ford and casino supporters had said that Toronto needed a minimum of $100 million annually in hosting fees to host a major casino. But the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation only offered a total of $65-70 million for a downtown casino.
Ford moved a motion that would cancel the downtown casino, but keep the ball rolling on letting the province establish a second casino at the Woodbine Racetrack.
He rested the blame for the failure of the downtown casino on the shoulders of Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne.
“One year ago the government of Ontario asked Toronto to host a new casino in this great city,” he said. “Since then Toronto has spent a year grappling with the issues. We carried the load and did a lot of the hard work. It now appears that Premier Wynne has chosen a different direction.”
He continued, “I will not support a casino that is not in the best interest of Toronto. Hosting a casino in Toronto that does little to address Toronto’s needs and makes the provincial government richer is not in the interests of Torontonians.”
Council rejected Ford’s motion, with a vote of 13-31, instead supporting Trinity-Spadina Councillor Mike Layton’s motions that would reject a new casino downtown, and oppose gaming expansion in the C2 zone where the Woodbine Racetrack is located.
That last vote carried by a narrower margin — 24-20.
Nick Eaves, President and CEO of Woodbine Entertainment, said the vote was disappointing.
Woodbine faces a tough time, he said, if the province locates its casino outside Toronto in Markham or Vaughan. That would create a competition that the racetrack couldn’t necessarily meet without its own tables and slot machines.
“We had over 200 people here showing their support,” said Eaves. “We sent 600 letters, there’s a petition signed. I feel most badly for those people whose jobs depend on Woodbine’s racetrack.”
Layton, however, pointed out that council’s rejection of gambling was a matter of principle — and noted that Woodbine would be able to maintain its existing operations.
“The motion put forward reflects that this wasn’t just about a hosting fee — this was about the impact on the citizens of Toronto,” he said.
“We don’t want the province to put forward a policy that encourages more people to become addicted to gambling.”