#Brampton

Brampton's Nancy Gardner won $2.5 million in the October Lotto 6/49 draw. She plans to help her family with her winnings and hopes to purchase a home. The new Lottos 6-49 offers players a chance to win two multi-million dollar jackpots every Wednesday and Saturday for $3 per play. OLG is booking in-person prize claim appointments at the OLg Prize Centre in Toronto for prize winners between $1,000 and $49,999.90.

Calgary business owner Mitchel Dyck has won CA$70,000,00 in Lotto Max. It's the largest Lottow Max jackpot in the history of Alberta.

Brampton man has just won a $5 million jackpot in the new Lotto 6/49 Classic draw. He also won $2 on Encore selection. Sidhu plans to buy a new car and a home for his family and make some investments. OLG is booking in-person prize claim appointments at the OLg Prize Centre in Toronto.

$70 million jackpot remains unclaimed for another week. Six $1 million prizes were picked around Ontario. The sixth ticket was bought online. Two tickets worth $500,000 each were bought in Prince Edward Hastings County and Toronto’s North York.

It's been nearly three years since we last saw the Crawley family of Downton Abbey. The sequel Duppon: A New Era is released on Friday 29 April in the UK.

The winner of Tuesday's $22-million Lotto Max jackpot was notified by email. The winner bought the ticket on OLG.ca and not in a store. A second Lottos Max prize worth $145,340.40 was sold in Ottawa.

Brampton player claims CA$70M Lotto Max Prize. Manoharan Ponnuthurai, 54, won the prize from the December 17, 2021 draw.

Manoharan Ponnuthurai of Brampton won the $70 million LOTTO MAX jackpot from the December 17, 2021 draw. He has been playing the lottery for 30 years. His wife is retiring from her job immediately. She wants to study and travel. Manohara wants his family to explore Europe. The company he owns employs several people. They will travel when it's safe. It's because of this that he doesn't want to retire. he operates a small manufacturing company. Manharan is Ontario's newest multimillionaire. For more information, visit LotTOMAX.com.

Ontario has a new lottery multimillionaire. The winner of the CA$70,000,00 Lotto Max jackpot has 52 weeks to claim their prize.

Ontario ticket holder wins Friday's $70 million Lotto Max jackpot. Two tickets for the LOTTO MAX second prize draw worth $250,582.40 were sold in Mississauga and Toronto. An ENCORE ticket worth $100,000 was sold in Toronto and two MAXMILLION tickets worth a total of $1 million were bought in Ottawa andToronto. OLG is booking in-person prize claim appointments at the OLg Prize Centre inToronto for those claims that require a face-to-face interview.

Jose Martins, 70, from Brampton, won $50,000 playing OLG Instant Bingo. He plans to share his winnings with his kids and buy more tickets.

$1M MaxMillions winner sold in Simcoe County. Lottery has been on a roll for 8 weeks. The current roll is $70 million.