A Coquitlam ticket is taking home a third of the secondary prize from last Tuesday's, Sept. 17, $80-million Lotto Max draw.

The Lotto Max jackpot for Tuesday night’s draw has grown to a staggering $80 million for the first time in Canadian lottery history.

The highest-ever Canadian LOTTO MAX jackpot is up for grabs at $80 Million tonight, and an Ontarian could have a high chance at winning.

Ontario does have a new millionaire after Friday night’s historic $75 million Lotto Max draw – but they only won $1 million. The record-breaking jackpot was not won meaning the prize money will roll over into the next draw.

Quebecers will have the chance to win $80 million in the next Lotto Max draw on Tuesday night. Additionally, 18 MAXMILLIONS prizes, worth $1 million each, will also be up for grabs. Customers have until 10:30 p.m. to purchase their tickets.

The record-breaking $80,000,000 Lotto Max jackpot was won in the September 17 draw. One of the two winning tickets that matched the numbers drawn was purchased in Québec by Bernard Morissette, who's in his eighties and from the Outaouais region.

The record-breaking Lotto Max jackpot worth $80 million was split between two winning tickets — one sold in Ontario and one sold in Quebec, the OLG said.

A Quebec retiree won half the $80 million Lotto Max jackpot on Sept.17, after purchasing a last-minute ticket online in the Outaouais region.

Someone bought a winning Lotto Max ticket in Grey County worth $40 million. It’s half of a record-setting $80-million jackpot which will be shared with a winner in Quebec, from Tuesday night’s draw. Ontario Lottery and Gaming spokesman Tony Bitonti said OLG knows exactly where the ticket was sold.