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Ontario’s premier ‘Catch the Ace’ game is now nine

Expositor Staff

Sep 24, 2025 - 3 min read

Jeff Graham, third from left, is presented with his cheque for $8,750 from the Little Current Lions Club’s first ever Catch the Ace lottery in December of 2016. From left are 2016 Catch the Ace committee members Mike Dubreuil, Bruce Burnett, Lori Draper, Linda Bowerman and Rick Thurston.

Ontario’s premier ‘Catch the Ace’ game is now nine — Jeff Graham, third from left, is presented with his cheque for $8,750 from the Little Current Lions Club’s first ever Catch the Ace lottery in December of 2016. From left are 2016 Catch the Ace committee members Mike Dubreuil, Bruce Burnett, Lori Draper, Linda Bowerman and Rick Thurston.

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