FAQ's
www.milkriverkinsmen.ca
Tickets can be purchased in person at:
Bordertown Autobody in Milk River:
Monday to Friday: 8AM to 5PM
Tickets will also be available at the Lethbridge mall – Dates/times to be determined.
Online: MasterCard, Visa, Debit Visa/Mastercard
In Person: Mastercard, Visa, Debit
1 for $25
5 for $50
25 for $75
50 for $100
100 for $150
1,200 single tickets at $25 each
1,500 sets of 5 for $50
600 sets of 25 for $75
600 sets of 50 for $100
1,000 sets of 100 for $150
Total 153,700 tickets sold
5 tickets for $25
15 tickets for $50
30 for $75
1,100 sets of 5 for $25
699 sets of 15 for $50
1,074 sets of 30 for $75
Total 48,905 tickets sold
There will be one prize of 50% of total ticket sales
Please allow 3-4 weeks
| DRAW | CUTOFF | DRAW |
|---|---|---|
| Loyalty Draw | October 27, 2022 | November 9, 2022 |
| Early Bird Draw | January 5, 2023 | January 17, 2023 |
| Main Draw & KinPower50/50 | January 31, 2023 | February 10, 2023 |
Winners will be published on the website within 14 days following the draw date.
Milk River Kinsmen Raffle – 6 prizes
KinPower 50/50 Raffle – 1 prize
Milk River Kinsmen Corvette Raffle $91,593
This is the 38th year of the Milk River Kinsmen Corvette Raffle.
No there is no tax receipt issued and the ticket is not tax deductible.
Yes. Due to the requirements of the Public Trustee Act, anyone under the age of 18yrs of age must not be listed on the tickets.
Yes. E-tickets should arrive in your email box shortly after.
Each stub is eligible for all prizes from the lottery purchased except those not purchased prior to published cut-off dates.
Yes. Should the ticket be a winner, the prize is then awarded to the corporation or business and the person who claims the prize must be able to prove they are an authorized officer of that company.
Any purchaser who RESIDES OUTSIDE ALBERTA BUT IS PHYSICALLY WITHIN ALBERTA AT TIME OF PURCHASE may purchase a ticket.
The ticket can be mailed to any address (even out of Alberta). The Milk River Kinsmen Corvette Lottery is not responsible for provincial, or state taxes imposed on a prize exported out of Alberta.