Bonnyville man wins over $100k on 6/49 ticket
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A Bonnyville resident is $100,010 richer these days.
Ken Christensen says he was calm and cool when he discovered he won $100,010 on the December 23 LOTTO 6/49 Super Draw.
Christensen purchased his winning ticket at the Red Rooster located at 5402 50 Avenue in Bonnyville; he says he returned to the store a few days later to check his ticket.
“I scanned my ticket on the self-checker,” he said. “When I saw the amount come up on the screen I felt really calm.”
Christensen said he is going to put his windfall toward bill payments, home renovations and investments.
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This week, tens of thousands of public school employees and hundreds of thousands of public school students returned to school after a two-week winter break. Over the break, families were able to limit their exposure to COVID-19, but upon the re-opening of schools on January 4, they once again face the daily risk of exposure to the coronavirus.
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