The Guild Society

The Guild Society is busy year-round providing entertainment and culture to Yukoners. Every year, the actors and support people put in countless hours to present quality productions that rival those of larger cities. Their latest production, Caberet, was no exception, and the response from the public was very positive.

For over nine years, Lotteries Yukon has been providing funding to the Guild Society for productions as well as for equipment to mjake the productions even better. While some of the participants are paid for their time, many of the people making the shows go off without a hitch are volunteers. Productions like Hair, Caberet, Urinetown and Waisted Efforts are presented to Yukoners with professionalism and expertise by all these dedicated volunteers.

So the next time you would like to take your sweetie out on the town, or just want to take in a great show with friends, check out what the Guild Society has to offer!

Yukon lottery dollars are helping in your community... one ticket at a time!!

Riverside Grocery

For July and August, Riverside Grocery is acknowledged for the decades of service to Yukoners in generating revenues that are distributed to the many volunteer groups throughout Yukon that provide us with healthy living activities. Riverside Grocery became a licensed Retailer in the spring of 1990 and has provided top level service to lottery customers, and produced many winners, over the 19 years. Riverside Grocery will not be selling lottery tickets over the summer months. Customers will miss this location and we all hope that a terminal will be re-installed in the fall. We at Lotteries Yukon wish Riverside Grocery the best during the summer of 2009 with renovations and look forward to working with you again.  

Lotteries Yukon - fundraising for sport, arts, culture, recreation and community groups in Yukon.

Lottery History

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Last Updated 29-Jun-2009

Important Information for Lottery Players

Tips on how to protect your play:

• ALWAYS print your name, address and daytime telephone number on the back of your ticket as soon as you receive it. Policy requires that all tickets have a name or signature on the back prior to being validated at retail. It's your ticket! Sign it! Protect it!
• Check your numbers using one of the following:
o Go to www.wclc.com/winning_numbers/
o Ask for a winning numbers list from your retailer
o Use the ticket-checker at retail
o Call the Lotteries Yukon winning numbers line: 667-2417
• When your retailer validates your ticket:
o Ask to see your validation slip
o Confirm that the control numbers match
o If you have a winning ticket worth $1,000 or less, return the validation slip and your ticket for payment by retailer
o If you have a non-winning ticket, keep your validation slip and your ticket
o If you have a dispute or if you have winnings over $1,000, bring your validation slip and ticket to the Lotteries Yukon office at 312 Wood Street or mail them to the address on the back of your ticket
• Ticket paper is thermal sensitive. Do not leave your ticket on your vehicle’s dashboard, on a window ledge, or in any place where it may receive prolonged sunlight as the print on your ticket may disappear!
• All tickets expire. Pay attention to the expiry dates on the back of your tickets to avoid missing out on the collection of your winnings.

Have Fun and Good Luck!!

Funded Projects

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