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Sharing the wealth

By Neil Billinger Oct 14, 2022 | 3:56 PM

Fifty-two people are sharing a $1-million LOTTO MAX prize, making it the largest group to claim a single lottery prize in Western Canada.

The winning ticket came from the August 5th draw.

The group originally started with 40 people four years ago. It grew from there to include ”friends of friends”. The winners come from more than 30 communities in Saskatchewan and Manitoba—-with Langenburg, Grayson, Spy Hill, Churchbridge and Regina having multiple members. The big cheque was presented to group leader Ashley Sieben from Langenburg.

Each person will receive $19,230.76. There are many different plans for the money, including trips, debt payments and possibly a boat.

Western Canada Lottery recommends filling out a Group Buying Agreement to make the process easy.  Here are some other tips when forming a lottery group:

  • Decide how to deal with potential winnings. Before the draw, decide what dollar amount of prize winnings will be split amongst the group or used for future lottery ticket purchases.
  • Appoint someone as the group’s trustee to coordinate collecting funds, buying tickets, tracking winnings, posting draw results, sharing exciting news, and distributing winnings.
  • Record who is participating in each draw.
  • Ensure all group members are at least 18 years old.
  • Copy selections for all group participants. (Note that only an original lottery ticket can be used to claim a prize)

The full list of 52 members in the winning lottery group are below:

 

Ashley Sieben – Langenburg, SK                                                                    Rachel Crowdis – Langenburg, SK

Jeanine Elmy – Langenburg, SK

Kevin Miranda – Grayson, SK

Dennis Douhaniuk – Grayson, SK

Cindy Moore – Spy Hill, SK

Jenna Karras – Spy Hill, SK

Tyson Duchek – Spy Hill, SK

Ethan Field – Spy Hill, SK

Colleen Larocque – Spy Hill, SK

Darwin Holden – Swift Current, SK

Taci Holden – Swift Current, SK

Mark Nykiforuk – North Battleford, SK

Mandy Lingel – Saskatoon, SK

Doug Ricketson – Churchbridge, SK

Tammy Jepson – Esterhazy, SK

Kimberly Varga – Bredenbury, SK

Dean Brenner – Churchbridge, SK

Steve Konkin – Estevan, SK

Clint Hollingshead – Esterhazy, SK

Laci Rapp – Fleming, SK

Bernard Brule – Whitewood, SK

Kimberly Brule – Whitewood, SK

James Chewka – Stockholm, SK

Aron Gratias – Emma Lake, SK

Amanda Bartok – Esterhazy, SK

Cody Andrews – Chaplin, SK

Shane Slywka – Davidson, SK

Aaron Gurney – Tantallon, SK

Sarah Bugoy – Regina, SK

Justin Leadley – Regina, SK

Nicole Lake – Regina, SK

Patrick Chubb – Regina, SK

Trevor Rieger – Regina, SK

Colleen Roddy – Regina

Bonnie Ulmer – Melville, SK

Randine Giesbrecht – Moosomin, SK

Matthew Pister – Moosomin, SK

George Williams – Springside, SK

Erin Kessler – Pangman, SK

Sheldon Rood – Assiniboia, SK

Munech Santos – Virden, MB

Tiffany Cadieux – Binscarth, MB

Murray DeCorby – Binscarth, MB

Kelly Belhumeur – St. Lazare, MB

Jason Wilson – Gladstone, MB

Melanie Wilson – Gladstone, MB

Thomas Maines – Narol, MB

Catherine Maines – Winnipeg, MB

Michael Collier – Flin Flon, MB

Cory Fleury – Birtle, MB

David McLeod – Glenwood, AB