Hefty $100 lotto ticket turns into $1 million jackpot for five GTA coworkers Ontario Lottery
A pricey Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation scratch ticket has allowed five coworkers from the Toronto-adjacent area to reap the rewards of a gigantic jackpot.
The five friends are also facilities industry coworkers and have been patiently playing the lottery together for a very long time. "It was January 1st when I was checking the ticket with my husband and he said, 'You won,'" recalls Cabral while claiming the group's hilarious novelty cheque at the OLG Prize Centre in Toronto.
Bob's Variety on Keele Street in North York might just have another jackpot ready to claim if you believe lightning strikes the same place twice.
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