ontario lottery

Becoming an Ontario lottery winner isn't something you earn — you either get lucky or you don't. That being said, I think we can all agree that the whole concept works best when it happens to people like Andreze Myslowski.

The 58-year-old father and grandfather recently won a whopping $250,000 on an Instant Cash In after playing regularly for the last decade. The best part? He didn't have to spend a dime buying the ticket.

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There’s no bad time to become an Ontario lottery winner, but hitting the big bucks in your 70s is one heck of a way to conquer your bucket list in record time.

For Kitchener local Steven Remias, who raked in a whopping $2 million after hitting the top prize during the July 26, Ontario 49 draw, living comfortably is all that matters now.

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Hey Hamilton! You have some new millionaires in your midst. Newly christened Ontario lottery winners, Steven Taylor and Patti-Sue Cushenan, scored a whopping $1 million during the July 26, 2023 Lotto 6/49 Gold Ball Draw. And they celebrated in a pretty classic and Canadian way.

No strangers to the game, 65-year-old Steven and 63-year-old Patti-Sue admitted at the OLG Prize Centre in Toronto that they'd been trying their lotto luck for decades before their big win finally came.

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Keep on chasing that pot of gold Ontarians, another one of our own has just felt the blessed touch of Lady Luck and has become a Lotto Max winner.

Steven Tripp of Richmond Hill can now rest reassured knowing the cost of his impending mid-life crisis will be adequately buffered by his impressive $243,397.30 Lotto Max win, which he acquired during the July 11, 2023 draw.

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Every now and then, good things really do come to those who least expect it.

Take Laurie Scott from Kingston, Ontario, for instance. She was on vacation, possibly sipping a piña colada by the beach, who's to say, when she managed to score a whopping $22 million Lotto Max jackpot. How's that for a souvenir?

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