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CTV News
10-07-2025
- CTV News
Have you seen Yi? Missing Calgary man last seen at northeast Walmart
Calgary polcie say 50-year-old Yi hasn't been seen since Friday, July 4. (CPS handout) Calgary police are sharing more information about a missing man as they continue searching for him. Police first issued a public plea for help finding 50-year-old Yi on Saturday, saying he hadn't been seen since Friday, July 4. However, they now have more information on where he may have spent his time that day. Investigators say Yi left his home in the 100 block of Hunterhorn Drive N.E. at 7 a.m. that day, and was expected to return home after work – but didn't. It's now believed he was at the Walmart Supercentre in Deerfoot City (1110 57 Ave. N.E.) at 7:30 a.m. on Friday, July 4. Police are asking anyone who interacted with Yi at the Walmart between 7 and 8 a.m. that day to call them at 403-266-1234. Tips can also be submitted anonymously through Crime Stoppers.
Filipino Times
18-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Filipino Times
Filipino-Canadian wins record $80M lotto jackpot in Canada; plans to help family, community, visit PH
A Filipino-Canadian man from Surrey, British Columbia, has won the largest Lotto Max jackpot ever claimed by a single person in Canada. Justin Simporios, who bought his winning ticket at the Walmart Supercentre in Central City, Surrey, took home a massive $80 million from the May 9, 2025, lottery draw. He found out he won while checking the lottery results late at night. 'I saw that someone won $80 million in Surrey. I was joking and told my wife, 'we're millionaires!' and she told me to stop making that joke. After, I manually checked each number before scanning [using the BCLC Lotto! App]. I cried and shouted, 'we're millionaires!'' Simporios said via British Columbia Lottery Corporation. The excitement did not stop there. Simporios shared that his wife was in 'complete disbelief and a bit mad' when he woke her up, as their daughter was unwell. However, realizing the life-changing news, they both shared the overwhelming joy. With his newfound fortune, Simporios plans to prioritize his family and give back to the community. 'I want to help my family and my wife's family. I'll pay off my sister's medical school debt and help my mom retire early – just giving my family a head start in life,' he said. 'I've struggled before and needed help. Even if I can give an ounce of happiness, I want to help where we can. This feels like a dream,' he added. Simporios also plans to visit his family in the Philippines for a long-awaited reunion, as his wife and child have never been there. Additionally, as a fan of the LA Lakers, he hopes to watch LeBron James play before the basketball star retires. 'The biggest change will be having more time with my wife and family. We want to live with a purpose – to help the community around us,' he added.
