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There’s nearly $130 million up for grabs with Friday’s main LottoMax draw and Maxmillion draws. With that kind of money, many can’t help but dream what it would be like to be a millionaire.

Meet Alberta’s newest multi-millionaire. Stacey Boyce bought a quick pick at a 7-Eleven in Hinton, Alta., and wound up $36 million richer after winning the Lotto 6/49 Gold Ball draw.

A tiny fishing village in northeastern Quebec may never be the same. Fourteen locals from Bonne-Espérance, a small remote community only accessible by plane or boat, each won a share of a $50 million Lotto Max jackpot. Each winner will receive $3.5 million. The windfall may change the town, but as Dan Spector reports, the...

David Hatt from Kingston, Ont., is now $75 million richer after winning the second-largest Lotto Max jackpot in Canadian history, the OLG says. Hatt learned he was the winner the following day while checking the OLG app as he waited in a drive-thru line for his morning coffee.

A small Quebec fishing village on the lower north shore may never be the same. Fourteen local residents each won a share of a $50 million dollar Lotto Max jackpot. But as Dan Spector reports, though the town is sure to undergo a transformation, even a huge sum of money might not change its people.

A Lotto Max jackpot worth $75 million dollars was won Tuesday night, and the winning ticket was sold right here in Kingston. Jesse Reynolds caught up with residents and store owners to find out what happens next, and to ask: what would you do if you won?

Life is about to change forever for two Quebec residents. They just claimed their shares of a $70 million Lotto Max jackpot. The two seniors don’t know each other but happened to both have the winning numbers in the July 11 draw. Dan Spector has the story.

Daniel Chau is now a multi- millionaire all because he stopped at a convenience store to grab a drink. He was out for a run at Burnaby’s Central Park when he decided to get a can of sparkling water and a lottery ticket.

Fifteen coworkers from a Trois-Rivières car dealership are splitting a $20 million Lotto Max jackpot. The winning ticket was sold at Marché Express, where the owners receive a $200,000 commission.

Mark Hanley of Newmarket, Ontario won $65 million CAD in the March 28 Lotto Max draw. He jokingly told his wife, “Want to kiss a millionaire?” but she said no and went back to sleep. After some laughs and tears, the retired analyst now plans to share the prize and eat his way around the...

35-year-old Justin Simporios from Surrey, B.C., says he was buying burger buns on Friday when he decided to pick up a Lotto Max ticket. He was the only winner of the $80 million jackpot – making this not only the largest lottery win in B.C., but across the country.

The BC Lottery Corporation (BCLC) said on Saturday that a single ticket sold in Surrey matched seven out of seven winning numbers in Friday’s Lotto Max draw. That leaves the lucky winner with a record-breaking haul of $80 million, the BCLC said.

Justin Simporios never dreamed that when he went to Walmart for hamburger supplies and bought a Lotto Max quick pick ticket on a whim that a couple hours later he would find himself $80 million richer. The Surrey, B.C. man, who immigrated to Canada in 2015, says he’s already quit his job and plans to...

A retired railway employee from Oshawa, Ont. is $40 million richer from winning the Lotto Max jackpot after purchasing two tickets — one for himself and one for his daughter. Despite his daughter choosing the losing ticket, he said “she’s going to be well taken care of.”

After buying a lottery ticket ahead of the Lunar New Year – hoping to bring in good luck and fortune – a group of five coworkers from a construction firm in Etobicoke can now publicly celebrate their $60 million Lotto Max jackpot win. “I still don’t believe it,” person who said this.

Charley Coffey is an 81-year-old retiree living in Toronto and a recent winner in the Jan. 31 Lotto Max draw. “I didn’t have my glasses on, so I got them out, went back to check what I thought was a $25,000 ticket, and saw $25 million!”

A firefighter-paramedic who responded to the Carberry bus crash last year – is now a multi-millionaire.

A Montreal man is celebrating Christmas early after winning one of the largest lottery jackpots in Canadian history. As Global’s Phil Carpenter reports, the 62-year-old father says he plans to spoil his family.

Tuesday’s $80-million Lotto Max prize is being split between two winning tickets sold in Quebec and Alberta.

Another lucky Ontarian is millions of dollars richer after snagging the winning ticket to Tuesday night’s $65 million Lotto Max jackpot.