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He checked his lottery ticket while grocery shopping. 💰
Kamloops resident Anthony S. was picking up groceries when he decided to validate his Lotto Max ticket at a self-scanner and discovered he had won a $500,000 Extra prize from the Aug. 21 draw.
“I was shocked,” Anthony said, adding that his husband was in disbelief when he shared the news. Anthony plans to celebrate with a family dinner, travel this fall, enjoy some special activities with his family and give back to the community.
Asked how it feels to suddenly be $500,000 richer, he described the experience as “grateful, euphoric and humbling.” The winning ticket was purchased at BG Fuels on West Columbia Street in Kamloops.

Josta MacNeal was arrested by Montreal Police on Thursday in connection with the killing of a 35 year-old man in Niagara Falls. The second fugitive, Maaroof Bangi, still remains at large.

🇨🇦 A new poll suggests 76% of Canadians believe Canada made the right decision by refusing the proposed U.S. terms and ending trade negotiations without an agreement.
For many, this is about more than tariffs—it is about sovereignty, fair treatment and refusing to accept a deal that could weaken Canadian workers, businesses and industries.
Supporters believe walking away demonstrated strength and sent a clear message that Canada will negotiate as an equal partner, not surrender under economic pressure.
Critics warn that ending negotiations and escalating tariffs could increase prices, threaten jobs and damage one of Canada’s most important trading relationships. Public support is significant, but the economic consequences must still be managed responsibly.
Standing firm can be necessary—but real success will depend on protecting affected workers, controlling costs and building stronger markets beyond the United States.
🇨🇦 Do you agree that Canada did the right thing by walking away from the proposed deal?
👇 YES or NO — share your reasons respectfully and focus on the decision, not personal attacks.

Drop a ❤️ if you love Canada! 🍁❤️