Group of Ontario residents win lottery in 11-way split after playing for 30 years

Group of Ontario residents win lottery in 11-way split after playing for 30 years Ontario Lottery

Playing since the 1990s and not winning once hasn't discouraged the group from continuing to buy tickets. They even recalled how they felt this LOTTO 6/49 ticket was the one to win.

This ticket was purchased at a Petro Canada on Green Mountain Road in Stoney Creek, and Biehn says, "I checked the ticket at the store terminal and I was shocked to see we won $100,000." Of course, the group did not think a lottery win was the subject of the meeting and were preparing themselves for some bad news.Shock quickly turned to celebration when news of the win sank in.

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