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In Canada, a man hit the jackpot and will send money to restore Ukraine

Canadian will give money for the restoration of Ukraine

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20:20, 12.06.2022

Canadian will give money for the restoration of Ukraine

Author Yaroslava Zolotko

Читати українською

A retiree from Quebec has won money in the lottery and will send some of it to rebuild our country.

This is reported by the Telegram channel SPRAVDI.

Quebec (Canada) retiree Marcel Lucier hit the $70 million jackpot.

He will send part of the funds to help restore Ukraine.

For the rest, the man plans to finance projects that help people with autism and go on a trip with his wife.

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