The biggest lottery jackpot in Canadian history is up for grabs Saturday night, Oct. 17, 2015. The grand prize in the Lotto 6-49 draw will be an estimated $64-million, and Canadians across the country have been lining up for their tickets. Credit: THE CANADIAN PRESS/Richard Plume

Someone is going to win tomorrow’s 68-million Lotto 6/49 jackpot

One lucky Canadian will win Lotto 6/49's Gold Ball Jackpot of $68 million tomorrow.

Lottery ticket sales for the biggest lottery jackpot available in Canada are expected to jump by 20% ahead of the Lotto 6/49 draw tomorrow night, Sept. 27.

The Gold Ball Jackpot has risen to its maximum prize amount for the final draw in the sequence which guarantees a winner.

For more information on tomorrow's lottery draw go here.

So far this year, British Columbians have won $83 million in Lotto 6/49 prizes.

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Gabrielle Adams

As a political scientist interested in social justice issues and current events, I hold topics of
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