"That's when I went to the bedroom to get Dorothy-Ann and tell her, 'I think I have the winning ticket,'" Meilleur said at the time, while at the OLG Prize Centre to collect his prize. The morning after the draw, retired mechanic Marc Meilleur checked his Quick Pick tickets on the OLG Lottery app when he saw "$70,000,000" displayed on the screen.Įven after scanning the ticket four or five more times with the same result, he was still not convinced he had hit the Lotto Max jackpot. The last $70 million dollar winner was a couple from Noelville, Ont. Tickets start at $5 per play and the draw happens on Tuesday night. Lotto Max draws happen twice per week and players must match all seven numbers to win the jackpot or Maxmillion prizes. Marie, North York, Windsor, and Mississauga. The massive prize is up for grabs because there was no winning ticket sold in Friday's $70 million draw.įour people in Ontario did win a Maxmillion prize, with the winning tickets being sold in Sault Ste. "Fingers are crossed that someone wins the jackpot."īitonti also said that if ticket sales surge leading up to the draw, more Maxmillion prizes could be added. "We've never seen this before," OLG spokesperson Tony Bitonti told CTV News Toronto on Sunday. There will also be a whopping 47 Maxmillion prizes of $1 million. The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation’s ( OLG) Lotto Max jackpot on Tuesday will be $70 million. The biggest lottery draw in Canadian history will happen this week, with eye-watering $117 million up for grabs.
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