WATCH: Gatineau man wins $2 million
MONTREAL — A Gatineau man is the winner of a $2 million Loto-Québec prize drawn on April 25.
Pierre Dupuis claimed his prize at the headquarters in Montreal on Monday.
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Dupuis told Global News he always stops to check his tickets at the same store, but that this time was a bit different.
He explained how the clerk at the Dépanneur Olympique in Gatineau reacted when he realized how much Dupuis’ ticket was worth.
The dep owner will receive a share of the $2-million ticket equivalent to 1 per cent of the winnings: $20,000.
The Gatineau man said he told his girlfriend their problems were over.
Since September 2011, Loto-Québec has awarded nine checks of $1 million or more in the Outaouais region.
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