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Input: A man in Canada has had a truly amazing 24 hours, winning C$2 million ($1.5m) on the lottery on the same day as his birthday and retirement. 
  
 Vancouver resident Ping Kuen Shum was already in high spirits after celebrating his birthday and retirement on April 28, when he decided to buy a ticket for the BC/49 draw the same night. 
  
 Amazingly, all six of Shum’s numbers—09, 12, 13, 18, 21 and 29—came through, winning the birthday boy the entire C$2m jackpot. 
  
 Shum said he celebrated with a dim sum meal alongside family and friends. He is also planning on spending his winnings on a trip to China. 
  
 “It’s unbelievable that all three events happened on the same day,” said Shum. “I have worked hard for so many years and I’m looking forward to sharing this fortune with my family.” 
  
 Shum purchased the winning ticket at the Parker Place Convenience Centre in Richmond, British Columbia. 
  
 BCLC 
  
 According to the British Columbia Lottery Corporation (BCLC) the odds of winning the BC/49 jackpot are one in 13,983,816. 
  
 The BCLC said they were unable to disclose how old Shum is or where he retired from, reports the BBC. 
  
 The BC/49 is a British Columbia-only lottery, which takes every Wednesday and Saturday in the Canadian state. 
  
 In March, a teenager in Canada celebrated winning the lottery on the milestone of her 18th birthday. 
  
 Charlie Lagarde, from Quebec, purchased the ticket along with a bottle of champagne to celebrate her birthday, and and won the C$1m jackpot. 
  
 Lagarde ended up taking the money in C$1000 weekly sums for rest of her life, rather than one lump sum. 
  
 "It's without taxes so it's equivalent to a salary of more than C$100,000 a year, so it's a great start in life for that young lady," Patrice Lavoie, a spokeswoman for Loto-Quebec, told the Canadian Press. 
  
 "That was her first lottery ticket ever and she fell upon a winning ticket." ||||| Image copyright Courtesy BCLC Image caption Ping Kuen Shum said his fortune was "unbelievable" 
  
 In what might just be the best day ever, a Canadian man has won a lottery jackpot on the day he retired, which was also his birthday. 
  
 Vancouver's Ping Kuen Shum bought a lotto ticket on 28 April as he was in high spirits from his birthday and the last day of his working life. 
  
 That night, the British Columbia Lottery Corporation confirmed that he had just scooped C$2m ($1.5m; £1.1m). 
  
 Mr Ping celebrated by tucking into a dim sum meal with family and friends. 
  
 He is planning a trip to China with his newly acquired retirement nest egg. 
  
 "It's unbelievable that all three events happened on the same day," said Mr Ping of his astonishing hat-trick. 
  
 "I have worked hard for so many years and I'm looking forward to sharing this fortune with my family." 
  
 Mr Ping matched all six numbers - 09, 12, 13, 18, 21 and 29 - to hit the whole jackpot. 
  
 The British Columbia Lottery Corporation calculated the chances of getting all six numbers as one in 13,983,816. 
  
 The organisation said it could not disclose Mr Ping's age and occupation. 
  
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Output:
Someone's golden years just got a lot more golden. In what the BBC calls an "astonishing hat-trick," Canada's Ping Kuen Shum decided to buy a lottery ticket on his birthday, which also happened to be his last day of work before retirement—and he hit it big. The numbers 09, 12, 13, 18, 21, and 29 came through on April 28 for the Vancouver man, who won $1.5 million, per the British Columbia Lottery Corporation. "It's unbelievable that all three events happened on the same day," marvels Ping. Newsweek notes Ping, whose age hasn't been reported, bought his winning ticket at a convenience store in British Columbia. "I have worked hard for so many years and I'm looking forward to sharing this fortune with my family," Ping says, per the BBC. And how do you celebrate what some might call the best day ever? In Ping's case, by chowing down on dim sum with loved ones. He also plans on taking a trip to visit China with some of his newfound cash. (A Canadian teen also won the lotto on a remarkable day.)