(Photo of Denis Duperron courtesy of the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation)A Windsor man plans to buy a new car and share his $1.5-million win with family.
Denis Duperron won the large prize of $1,593,020.70 in the November 8 LOTTARIO draw.
The 61-year-old says he plays the same set of numbers every time.
"I went to the convenience store, used the ticket checker, and discovered my win. I checked my ticket two or three times to be sure," said Duperron.
He bought the winning ticket at the Petro-Canada on Tecumseh Road West in Windsor.
Provincial police are warning the public, especially snowmobilers, to be wary of bodies of water in the early parts of winter.
Windsor firefighters have spent much of Wednesday morning handling a fire in the east end.
The Bank of Canada has opted to keep its key lending rate at 2.25 per cent.
The Canadian Airline Dispatchers Association says flight dispatchers at Porter Airlines have voted 100 per cent in favour of walking off the job to back contract demands.
William Turner is known to frequent Windsor, Sarnia, London, Woodstock, St.Thomas, and the Greater Toronto Area.
School buses are not running in Essex County on Wednesday morning. They are running in Windsor.
