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A Mississauga mother is $7 million richer thanks to the Daily Grand draw from the
stanley sverige OLG.聽Mai Ee Jiang matched five numbers plus t
stanley water bottle he grand number to win $1,000 a day for life on the Sept. 21 Daily Grand draw.Jiang opted to receive the $7 million lump sum prize instead.聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW When the 54-year-old woman used
stanley thermos mug the OLG lottery app to double check her winning ticket, her husband was over the moon with excitement. My husband and I were so happy 鈥?we just started laughing. I think he was more excited than I was, said Jiang, in a release. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW As for her winnings, Jiang dreams of one day travelling, when its possible again. But for the moment, she is set on helping out her family. I will help my little sister who has been so kind to look after our father, said Jiang. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Jiang purchased her winning ticket at a Mississauga Giant Tiger on Dundas Street. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This is still hard to believe. Its a dream come true. Timing couldnt have been better, she said.Daily Grand has a top prize of $1,000 a day for life if all five main numbers plus the grand number are matched. Xzgn Man killed in early-morning shooting: police
Ontario is reporting another 429 COVID-19 cases and four more
stanley taza deaths, according to its latest report released Tuesday morning.Ontario has administered 26,472 vaccine doses since its last daily update, with 21,916,657 vaccines given in total as of 8 p.m., Monday night. The t
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