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Burnaby employees win 7M in lotto

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 25 Apr, 2023 09:57 AM
  • Burnaby employees win 7M in lotto

A group of 24 colleagues from a Burnaby-based production company are seven-million dollars richer after winning the Daily Grand top prize earlier this month.

The group chose the lump sum over the other prize option of one-thousand-dollars a day for life.

They say they plan to use the winnings to purchase new cars, plan dream vacations and complete home renovations, as well as host a lunch for the entire company.

The winning ticket was purchased at Save-On-Foods on Marine Way and Byrne Road in Burnaby.

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