Canadian lottery winner's daughter immediately asked for a pony after $36M win

Nov 4 2025, 8:12 pm

A Canadian man is celebrating a life-changing lottery win after claiming the $36 million Lotto 6/49 Gold Ball prize in mid-October.

Stacey Boyce of Whitecourt, Alberta, was revealed as the winner of the enormous prize on Tuesday, Nov. 4. Boyce was born and raised in Calgary but operates a logging company near Hinton, where he makes regular runs to the store to stock his camp.

ā€œI’m there almost every day to get propane,ā€ Boyce explained. ā€œI usually buy my lottery tickets once a week [while I’m there].ā€

On one trip into town, Boyce checked his Lotto 6/49 ticket for the Oct. 15 draw.

ā€œI went into 7-Eleven to buy some new propane tanks and scanned it,ā€ he said. ā€œI’d heard [the Lotto 6/49 winner] was someone in Alberta.ā€

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Boyce’s jaw was on the floor when he saw the amount.

ā€œI said, ā€˜Holy Cow!ā€™ā€ he laughed. ā€œI actually walked out of the store and had to come back because I’d forgotten my propane bottles!ā€

Once Boyce had his propane bottles and winning ticket in hand, he made his way back to his job site in a daze.

ā€œIt’s all kind of a blur to be honest,ā€ he continued. ā€œThe first person I told was my cousin. She had a lot of advice for me.ā€

Boyce said he has since told his daughter, who immediately asked for a pony.

ā€œI want to make sure my daughter has a comfortable life; we’ll see about the pony,ā€ he said, laughing.

Boyce has no plans to stop working and said more than anything, he’s looking forward to putting his winnings into his logging company.

ā€œIt’ll definitely speed up the plans I have for my business,ā€ he said. ā€œIt’s life-changing — and hopefully for the better.ā€

ā€œI’d really like to do some good with it,ā€ he said. ā€œIt’s a lot to wrap your head around, so I’m talking to people I trust about it.ā€

Boyce purchased his winning ticket from Valley Mart at 106 Market St. in Hinton, Alberta. He won his prize by matching the Lotto 6/49 Gold Ball selection on Wednesday, Oct. 15: 30367074-01.

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