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One winning ticket for $50M Lotto Max draw sold in B.C. - CTV News

Lady Janus: Did you win this prize? If you did, please remember my 'donate' box on the blog. This parish is in pretty desperate need of some cash these days!


Fr. Tim

One winning ticket for $50M Lotto Max draw sold in B.C. - CTV News
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  1. Janus Bellator30 October, 2010

    Oh, don't I wish! LOL! There is so much I could do with 50 million dollars. I've heard that there's a catch to it, though. Apparently, you have to buy a ticket... ;D

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  2. Janus Bellator03 November, 2010

    It was a pretty happy couple who won: http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/capress/101102/national/lotto_max_winners

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