Ontario woman plans to treat sister to new car after lottery win Ontario Lottery
What was supposed to be an ordinary visit to the gas station turned into a whirlwind lottery win for one Ontario woman.
Heather Carnegie was out with her sister and nephew when she had to stop for gas and decided to check her lotto ticket. "My nephew came into the store with me," she said in a release."I scanned my ticket, did a double-take, and checked it again. I was shocked and my legs started shaking!" To Carnegie's surprise, she had matched all five main numbers to win the second prize of $25,000 a year for life with theCarnegie, an entrepreneur, has been a regular lotto player for the past eight years — this was her first win.Now that she's had time to take it all in, Carnegie said she'll use the money to finish home renovations and invest. She also wants to treat herself and her sister to new cars. Now that's a generous sibling.
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