Integrity
Draws follow published rules, and results are posted after every draw so anyone can check them.
About
About Daily Grand in British Columbia
Daily Grand is Canada's national for-life lottery. In B.C. it's run by the people who run every other lottery here — the British Columbia Lottery Corporation.
Who operates it
The British Columbia Lottery Corporation (BCLC) is a provincial Crown corporation, established on 25 October 1984. It conducts and manages lottery, casino and other gaming on behalf of the Province of British Columbia. Its head office is at 74 West Seymour Street, Kamloops, BC, V2C 1E2, Canada.
Daily Grand itself is a national game. The numbers, the prize structure and the draw schedule are coordinated across provinces by the Interprovincial Lottery Corporation (ILC). In B.C., supplemental conditions set by BCLC apply on top of the national game rules. Where the two ever disagree, the national ILC conditions take precedence.
The legal basis
Gaming in British Columbia operates under the Gaming Control Act (B.C.). BCLC runs the games; oversight sits with the Independent Gambling Control Office (IGCO), which monitors how gaming is conducted in the province. Play is restricted to B.C. residents who are 19 or older and located in the province.
Where the money goes
Net proceeds from B.C. lottery and gaming go back to the province. They help fund community programs, health care and other public services, and a share supports the charitable and community groups that host gaming in their areas. The point of the model is simple: gaming revenue stays in B.C. and supports B.C.
What guides the game
Principles that sit behind every draw
Fairness
Quick Pick numbers come from a random generator tested by independent labs.
Player health
GameSense tools — limits, reality checks and Game Break — are built in and free to use.
Made for B.C.
Play and proceeds stay in the province, under provincial law and oversight.
Want to play?
Learn the game first, or register and verify your age and B.C. residency.