Overview
- Jacques Deschamps and Wilhelmina Van Leeuwen each received $35 million after matching all seven numbers in the July 11 Lotto Max draw.
- Both winners validated their tickets at Loto-Québec headquarters between July 15 and 16 to complete identity checks and collect their cheques.
- Deschamps bought his ticket at the Chanteclerc convenience store in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, while Van Leeuwen purchased hers at the Dépanneur du Village in Montreal’s Gay Village.
- The two retail outlets will each earn a 1 percent commission, netting $350,000 under Loto-Québec’s retailer incentive program.
- This marks Quebec’s second major Lotto Max win in recent weeks, following a $20 million group jackpot in June and British Columbia’s $80 million cap hit in May.