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Big Win for Local Resident in Thunder Bay 50/50

September 26, 20262 Mins Read
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Big Win for Local Resident in Thunder Bay 50/50
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Friday, September 25, 2026

Yasmeen Almukamis from Cambridge has claimed the September Thunder Bay 50/50 Grand Prize of $2,439,295.

This marks the fourteenth time a multi-million dollar prize has been awarded. During the much-anticipated 11:00 Grand Prize winner call, Yasmeen revealed that she had recently lost her job, making this news even more timely.

As a long-time fan of the Thunder Bay 50/50, she answered on the very first ring at 11:00 and definitely had a feeling about what was happening.

“My heart is palpitating, I’m here with my mother and she told me to make sure it wasn’t a scam,” said Yasmeen. “I’m so grateful for this win, but I’m also happy that this all goes to such a great cause; I couldn’t think of a better organization to support.”

October’s Thunder Bay 50/50 is now underway and looks set to be one of the largest in the Foundation’s history. There are $225,000 in total Early Bird Prizes up for grabs, along with 37 chances to win and the return of bonus (and fan-favorite “Super Bonus Numbers”).

So far, over $113 million in prizes have been given out to players across Ontario, while proceeds from every ticket sold help fund essential equipment at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre.

*Returning* Also drawn earlier today at 9am were five lucky winners who each took home over $22,000 in the Foundation’s Two Buck Chuck Raffle. This $2 raffle runs alongside the Thunder Bay 50/50 and can be bought as an add-on or separately.

*NEW* Cruising For a Cure is back with its “Yours and Mine Edition.” Thanks to amazing support from Balmoral Park Acura and the Witiluk Family, this year’s winner will take home not just one vehicle but two. The vehicles up for grabs include a 2026 Acura MDX Type-S Ultra and a 2026 Acura ADX A-Spec. Together they’re valued at $166,000. Tickets are available at www. thunderbay5050. ca, inside the Intercity Shopping Centre at the Thunder Bay 50/50 store, and Balmoral Park Acura located at 868 Copper Crescent.

Click the image below to watch Yasmeen receive the $2,439,295 call during September’s draw!

 

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