Llyod Shea of Plympton-Wyoming with his $1-million Lotto 649 cheque. January 2019. (Photo by OLG)A Plympton-Wyoming man is now a millionaire following his big lottery win.
Lloyd Shea, 82, took home $1 million in a Lotto 6/49 draw on December 22.
The semi-retired firefighter said some of the money will go towards his family -- two children, six grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren-- and some of the winnings will go right into the bank.
Shea purchased the winning ticket the Daisy Mart on Broadway Street.
Environment Canada is forecasting 20 to 50 millimetres Wednesday into Thursday as several more rounds of showers and thunderstorms are possible.
CK News Today spoke with Chatham-Kent-Leamington MP Dave Epp, regarding the changes and recent revelations.
Retail businesses in LaSalle will now have the option of opening on most statutory holidays.
High-speed internet is being expanded across the region, thanks to a multi-million dollar funding announcement by the province.
Meanwhile, the Ambassador Bridge lost its status in March as the busiest crossing between Canada and the U.S. for truck traffic.
Tourism Windsor Essex Pelee Island presented 25 awards including Best Pizza, Best Sweet Treat and Best Waterfront Experience after three weeks of online voting this winter.
