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Roue de fortuneMore than $1.3 million awarded at the Casino de Charlevoix!

Roue de fortuneMore than $1.3 million awarded at the Casino de Charlevoix!

Montréal, September 23, 2026 – A total of $1,370,000 was awarded to seven people who spun the famous Roue de fortune wheel during a special event held on September 19 at the Casino de Charlevoix. Gilles Champagne of Saint-Mathieu-du-Parc won the $1,000,000 top prize!

 

For the 38th edition of Roue de fortune, players spin the wheel at Loto-Québec gaming locations alongside comedian Pascal Morrissette. They are guaranteed to win a prize of between $25,000 and $1,000,000.

 

Jackpot!

Gilles Champagne purchased his ticket at the R. Lapointe convenience store in Shawinigan. After working in the forestry industry for more than 70 years, he plans to use his winnings to make donations to causes close to his heart.

Gilles Champagne et Pascal Morrissette

Carolanne Bédard

Six other winners

In addition to Gilles Champagne, six other people spun the wheel at the September 19 event:

  • Pierre Girouard of Victoriaville took home $100,000, which he’d like to use to purchase an RV.
  • Rollande Laberge of Laval spun the wheel on her birthday and won $50,000! She’d like to use part of her winnings to travel across Canada by train with her husband.
  • Serge Binette of Val-d’Or won $40,000. Thanks to his winnings, he is considering retiring earlier than planned.
  • Steve Lemay of Sherbrooke left the Casino de Charlevoix with $50,000, which will allow him to buy a new car.
  • Claudette Vaudry of Saint-Jérôme was represented by her brother André. She won $100,000.
  • Carolanne Bédard of L’Islet took home $30,000. This thirty-something woman would like to use the money to take a family trip to Disney.

 

 

About Loto-Québec

Loto-Québec has been delivering entertainment to the people of Québec for over 55 years, and its operations benefit Québec as a whole. Last year, the corporation awarded a record $1.9 billion in prizes to winners and crowned 111 millionaires across Québec. It also paid out over 20 lifetime annuities. Major prize winners are listed on the Winners page in the Lotteries section of lotoquebec.com. Read about their dreams.

 

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Source:
Renaud Dugas
Spokesperson and Director of Media Relations
Loto-Québec
514-499-5151
renaud.dugas@loto-quebec.com

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