Mississauga, Ont., woman wins $64M Lotto 6/49 jackpot, largest in Canadian history
Zhe Wang's ticket was the only winner in the Oct. 17, 2015, draw
CBC News Posted: Mar 14, 2016 12:37 PM ET Last Updated: Mar 14, 2016 1:43 PM ET

A Mississauga, Ont., woman has claimed a $64-million jackpot, the largest in Canadian lottery history.

伊已经领著这笔累积奖金。

Zhe Wang won on a single Lotto 6/49 ticket bought for a draw in October 2015.

She purchased her ticket at a Petro-Canada station on Artesian Drive in Mississauga.

According to the OLG, the winner has decided not to do a news conference as it is not mandatory.

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TheGovernor评论
Take the cash and get out of dodge before Wynne comes for her cut...

LRNSLFCTRL 评论
I think its ridiculous that the winner's name is disclosed. So much for privacy. Here you go $64 million dollars announced to the world. The OLG should just post their DOB and address while they are at it (Sarcasm).

AnnaCan 回答LRNSLFCTRL
That is what you agree to when you sign that ticket. Don't like it, don't play.

C2inNS 回答LRNSLFCTRL
If winners' names are not published then there's no way to know that someone actually did win.

中奖的人若没公布出来，要怎啊知影正实有人中著。

EwanCameron 回答AnnaCan
True. However we as Ontarians can control, or should eb able to control the rules of the land. That is what we agree to when we sign, but we can at some point change what has been written there (or exercise power over those who manage it). It sucks to have to accept it publicly.

JennyJenkins 回答Xanth:
I imagine you can't go off the grid completely, if you continue to live in a city and in a house. How would you pay for the utilities, property taxes, etc. I suppose you could sell and move out of Canada and live in some god-forsaken backward place on cash only, but even then you'll worry that someone will steal it eventually. Still, Canada would have a record of your leaving when you purchased the tickets, etc...