The Township of Brock issues lottery licences to eligible charitable and religious organizations located in Brock. Visit the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) for more details about lottery licence applications.
Apply for a Lottery Licence
To apply for a lottery licence, please complete our Lottery Licence Application Questionnaire and mail or deliver it together with your application to:
P.O. Box 10, 1 Cameron St. E.,
Cannington, ON L0E 1E0
Be sure to review the information packages for each type of lottery as listed below.
Raffle Lottery Licence |
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A raffle is a lottery where tickets are sold for a chance to win a prize in a draw. Review the Raffle Lottery Information Package for the Raffle Lottery Licence Application and the Raffle Licence Terms and Conditions. Within 30 days of the completion of your raffle lottery, you are required to submit a signed Raffle Lottery Report. For more information about raffle lottery licences, visit the AGCO. |
Break Open Ticket Lottery Licence |
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Break Open Ticket is a game of chance to win instance prizes by revealing a specified arrangements of numbers or symbols. Review the Break Open Ticket Lottery Information Package for the Break Open Ticket Lottery Application and the Break Open Lottery Licence Terms and Conditions. Within 30 days of the completion of your Break Open lottery, you are required to submit a signed Break Open Lottery Report. For more information, visit the AGCO. |
Regular Bingo Licence |
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Regular Bingo events are lottery schemes where players purchase bingo paper and win prizes by being the first to complete specified arrangements or patterns of numbers on the bingo paper from numbers selected at random. Regular Bingo events have prize boards of $5,500 and under. Review the Regular Bingo Application and the Regular Bingo Licence Terms and Conditions. Within 30 days of the completion of your Regular Bingo lottery, you are required to submit a signed Regular Bingo Lottery Report. For more information, visit the AGCO. |
Fees
Lottery licences cost 3% of the total prize value and are payable by cheque written on your organization's lottery trust account made payable to the Township of Brock.
Eligibility
To get a lottery licence in the Township of Brock, your organization may be eligible if it:
- Provides charitable services to Ontario residents
- Has carried out activities consistent with charitable purposes for at least 1 year
- Is located in the Township of Brock
- Is a non-profit organization
Please review our Quick Guide to Lottery Licence Applications for more information and answers to many of your questions.
If your organization only promotes the private interests of its' members, you do not qualify for a lottery/gaming licence. This may include, but is not limited to:
- Adult recreation or sports
- Individual sport teams
- Unions or employee groups
- Social clubs
- Professional associations
- Political, government, lobbying or advocacy groups