There are two winning tickets from Friday night’s Lotto Max jackpot that were sold in Ontario, the OLG says.
The Lotto Max Jackpot of $25 million was split two ways in Ontario, with the two purchasers of the winning tickets in Kingston and Brampton.“Check your tickets, Ontario! There are two winning tickets for the $25 million LOTTO MAX jackpot from last night’s draw,” a press release from the OLG reads in part.
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