The Vancouver Sun reports in its Wednesday edition that Great Canadian Gaming, the company that operates River Rock Casino, has filed a last-minute court action seeking to block the release to Postmedia of government documents concerning allegations of money laundering in B.C. casinos. The Sun's Sam Cooper writes that the documents were scheduled to be disclosed to Postmedia on Tuesday under B.C.'s freedom of information laws. However, a petition filed by Great Canadian Gaming on Nov. 9 in B.C. Supreme Court seeks to bar any further document disclosures related to Postmedia's freedom of information request until a complaint filed by Great Canadian to B.C.'s Office of Information and Privacy is investigated. Great Canadian claims that it was not given proper notice by the provincial government or the chance to argue against the release of information that it claims is confidential to its business operations. Great Canadian's petition claims that those documents already released to Postmedia contain details of the company's confidential business operations. "Once phase two disclosure is released to the public, the disclosure of information harmful to GCGC's business interests cannot be undone," the petition states.