Salvatore Bonadonna of Windsor collects his $50,000 Lotto 6/49 prize at the OLG Prize Centre in Toronto. Photo courtesy of OLG.A Windsor man is celebrating after playing the lottery.
Salvatore Bonadonna is smiling after collecting a $50,000 prize this week at the Ontario Lottery and Gaming (OLG) Prize Centre in Toronto.
His winning ticket was from the April 28 draw.
Bonadonna won the $50,000 in the game's Super Draw, which offers 50 guaranteed prize draws in that amount, in addition to a $1-million guaranteed prize draw.
The winning ticket was purchased at Clancy's Convenience on Seminole St. in Windsor.
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