SASKATOON – Can you even imagine what you would do with U.S. $1.5 billion? The Powerball Lottery’s grand prize is the largest in lottery history, and the possibility is enough for a large number of Canadians to flock south of the border to try their luck and beat the odds.
The odds of winning the grand prize is one in about 292.2 million, and there are some legally grey areas for Canadian’s buying the U.S. lottery tickets. But that isn’t stopping them.
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