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Lottery Licence

Eligible charitable and religious organizations may be licenced under the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario to raise funds through municipally licenced lottery events.

Municipally-issued lottery licences include:

  • Raffles with prizes up to $50,000
  • Bingos with a prize board up to $5,500
  • Break Open Tickets
  • Lottery Events at a Bazaar
  • Stub or Elimination Draws
  • Calendar Draws
  • Rubber Duck Race
  • Meat Spin/Turkey Roll
  • Blanket Raffle Licence

All other types of lottery licences are issued by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario.

Eligibility

Your organization may be eligible for a municipally-issued lottery licence if it:

  • Has been in existence for at least one year;
  • Has provided charitable community services consistent with the goals and activities of the organization for at least one year in Ontario;
  • Proposes to use the proceeds for charitable programs and services that benefit the County and its residents; and
  • Assumes full responsibility for the conduct and management of the lottery event. 

Please note that individuals are not eligible for a lottery licence and organizations conducting bingo must provide a minimum of 3 bona fide members. 

How to Apply

Lottery Licences are issued by appointment. To book an appointment, contact the Clerk’s Office at clerks@pecounty.on.ca or call 613.476.2148 ext. 1020.

For your appointment, you will require:

  1. The completed application form, with the following supporting documentation:
    • Proof that your organization has been in existence for one year;
    • Proof of a special lottery trust account;
    • Your organization’s Articles of Incorporation, Mandate, Mission Statement, listing of Board of Directors (with contact information), and any other information the Municipal Clerk; and
    • A list of charities that may be approved to benefit from the lottery proceeds
  2. Payment of the lottery licence fee, which is 3% of the cash value of all prizes.

Please note that, printed copies of the application form can be provided at the Clerk’s Office.