Close X
Saturday, November 23, 2024
ADVT 
National

Vancouver Man Wins $10 Million In Lotto Max Draw

Darpan News Desk, 06 Nov, 2019 06:40 PM

    Vancouver man James Russell has just hit the jackpot.

     

    All seven numbers matched in the November 1, 2019, Lotto Max draw that led him to win the $10-million jackpot.

     

    “I was sitting down, it was hard to believe,” said Russell, who purchased the winning ticket after his regular walk with his dogs. “I wrote them down on a piece of paper, I double and triple-checked the numbers but they didn’t change.”

     
     

    Russell said in a news release that he’ll be treating a few friends to dinner who are visiting from out of town as part of his celebration. He’s also dreaming of a trip to Ireland to ride his bike along the old railway tracks.

     

    “It was quite a shock at first, I’m not quite used to it,” Russell said. “But I imagine I will get used to it at some point.”

     
     

    The other winning ticket, purchased in the Stikine region from the October 29, 2019 draw, is worth $20-million.

    MORE National ARTICLES

    WATCH Crown Prince of Bhangra Jazzy B Behind the Scenes with Canucks at Rogers Arena

    From rehearsals straight through to the post-game party.    

    WATCH Crown Prince of Bhangra Jazzy B Behind the Scenes with Canucks at Rogers Arena

    Meet Mom Of 10: ‘I Have A Lot Of Help’

    With the average-sized household in Canada at 2.9 people, Natalie and Merv realize their family of 12 is somewhat unusual.

    Meet Mom Of 10: ‘I Have A Lot Of Help’

    Keep It Spooky But Safe: What You Need To Know To Keep Your Kids Safe This Halloween

    The VPD reminds the public to keep safety top of mind this Halloween by following these simple safety tips:

    Keep It Spooky But Safe: What You Need To Know To Keep Your Kids Safe This Halloween

    No Scary Ending For This Halloween Tale Thanks To Coquitlam RCMP

    It started as a routine patrol on a cold October night when word came from the street; a Burke Mountain family was missing their much-loved 6-foot-tall Halloween-themed lawn globe.

    No Scary Ending For This Halloween Tale Thanks To Coquitlam RCMP

    Quebec Government Forges Ahead With Cannabis Age Restrictions Despite Criticism

    MONTREAL - The Quebec government's move to raise the age limit to consume cannabis is being criticized by opposition parties, marijuana producers and public health experts in the province.

    Quebec Government Forges Ahead With Cannabis Age Restrictions Despite Criticism

    Clear Seatbelt Rules Needed, Helicopter Crash Probe Says

    Clear Seatbelt Rules Needed, Helicopter Crash Probe Says
    Clearer regulations around seatbelts are needed to reduce the risk of death or injury in accidents like a helicopter crash that killed four men nearly two years ago, the federal transportation safety watchdog said Wednesday as it released its report on the deadly incident.

    Clear Seatbelt Rules Needed, Helicopter Crash Probe Says