Team Canada 50/50 (BC) News Articles

Vancouver, BC, February 17, 2022 — The deadline to win the estimated jackpot prize of $120,000 (and growing!) in the Team Canada 50/50 is only 72 hours away!

Win Big & Support Team Canada

Buy your tickets by noon on Sunday to win with Team Canada! British Columbians can enter into the raffle by going directly to Team Canada 50/50 (BC).

“This initiative enables Canadians to win big while supporting high performance sport in their home province,” said Jacquie Ryan, CEO, Canadian Olympic Foundation and Chief Brand and Commercial Officer, Canadian Olympic Committee. “Every ticket purchase will truly make a difference – not only for the lives of those who win but for Canadian athletes nationwide who continue to develop their skills with the hopes of one day reaching the podium.”

Team Canada 50/50 is open to the public. All participants must be over 19 years of age and physically located in the Province of British Columbia to buy a ticket. All ticket sales are final. Employees & Board Members of the Canadian Olympic Committee & Canadian Olympic Foundation, and those residing in their respective households, are not permitted to play. For more information about the Team Canada 50/50, please see the Official Rules of Play. BC Gaming Event License #131694. License held by Canadian Olympic Foundation (Charitable Registration No. 817729346RR0001)

BC, August 8, 2021 — Tonight is the deadline to win a jackpot starting at $100,000 in the Team Canada 50/50. Canada’s Olympians have won eighteen medals (and counting!) so support them and all Olympians by entering to win in the BC version of the Team Canada 50/50.

 “The 50/50 allows sports fans to lift Team Canada to new heights while directly impacting sport in British Columbia,” said Cindy Yelle, Chief Executive Officer of the Canadian Olympic Foundation and Olympian.

Today is the last day of the Games and the last day to win in the 50/50. The best value and your best chance to win is 250 entries for only $50. Don’t miss out, enter today at the Team Canada 50/50 website. 

Go Canada Go!

Team Canada 50/50 is open to the public. All participants must be over 19 years of age and physically located in the Province of British Columbia to buy a ticket. All ticket sales are final. Employees & Board Members of the Canadian Olympic Committee & Canadian Olympic Foundation, and those residing in their respective households, are not permitted to play. For more information about the Team Canada 50/50, please see the Official Rules of Play. BC Gaming Event License #128937. License held by Canadian Olympic Foundation (Charitable Registration No. 817729346RR0001).

BC, August 6, 2021 — Only 2 days left to win and a jackpot starting at $80,000 in the Team Canada 50/50. Canada’s Olympians have won eighteen medals (and counting!) so support them and all Olympians by entering to win in the BC version of the Team Canada 50/50.

 “The 50/50 allows sports fans to lift Team Canada to new heights while directly impacting sport in British Columbia,” said Cindy Yelle, Chief Executive Officer of the Canadian Olympic Foundation and Olympian.

 Sunday is the last day of the Games and the last day to win in the 50/50. The best value and your best chance to win is 250 entries for only $50. Don’t miss out, enter today at the Team Canada 50/50 website. 

Go Canada Go!

Team Canada 50/50 is open to the public. All participants must be over 19 years of age and physically located in the Province of British Columbia to buy a ticket. All ticket sales are final. Employees & Board Members of the Canadian Olympic Committee & Canadian Olympic Foundation, and those residing in their respective households, are not permitted to play. For more information about the Team Canada 50/50, please see the Official Rules of Play. BC Gaming Event License #128937. License held by Canadian Olympic Foundation (Charitable Registration No. 817729346RR0001).

BC, July 22, 2021 — The deadline to win the grand prize jackpot in the Team Canada 50/50 is tonight at 9pm! With only a few hours remaining, now is your chance to win. Canadians can enter into their provincial raffle by going directly to the Team Canada 50/50 website. 

Win Big & Support Team Canada

The pot is continuing to grow every minute – so don’t miss your chance to win big! 

The winner will be announced tomorrow during the Olympic Primetime Broadcast on CBC. Proceeds from each provincial raffle will be invested directly into the respective provincial sport system, helping athletes from coast-to-coast-to-coast pursue their Olympic dreams.

Every Canadian who participates in the 50/50 is helping the Canadian Olympic Foundation deliver on the potential to help make Team Canada the greatest it can be.

Tickets start at just $10 and can be purchased via Team Canada 50/50

Team Canada 50/50 is open to the public. All participants must be over 19 years of age and physically located in the Province of British Columbia to buy a ticket. All ticket sales are final. Employees & Board Members of the Canadian Olympic Committee & Canadian Olympic Foundation, and those residing in their respective households, are not permitted to play. For more information about the Team Canada 50/50, please see the Official Rules of Play. BC Gaming Event License #128937. License held by Canadian Olympic Foundation (Charitable Registration No. 817729346RR0001).

BC, July 14, 2021 — The Canadian Olympic Foundation is excited to launch the “Team Canada 50/50”, the first coast-to-coast-to-coast 50/50 provincially and territorial based raffles.

“With the Olympic Games just moments away, the Team Canada 50/50 will add to the excitement. This historic national effort allows sports enthusiasts to lift Team Canada to new heights while directly impacting sport in communities across the British Columbia,” said Cindy Yelle, Chief Executive Officer of the Canadian Olympic Foundation and former Team Canada athlete. “Every Canadian who participates in the 50/50 is helping us deliver on the potential to help make Team Canada the greatest it can be.”

Tickets start at just $10 and can be purchased on the Team Canada 50/50 BC page.