What is Canada’s Luckiest Family?
Canada’s Luckiest Family is a free contest for families in Canada, run by Parent Life Network, with a $75K family bundle. Win up to $36,000 from CIBC to cover a year of your rent or mortgage.
Plus a $10,000 RESP for each of your kids under 18 (up to four), and $2,000 prizes from P&G, Jamieson, Unilever and North Cover. One entry is drawn for the grand prize, and its owner wins every Canada’s Luckiest Family prize they entered.
How do I enter Canada’s Luckiest Family?
Sign up free with Parent Life Network, then tap Enter on each prize you want. You get one entry for the grand prize and ten for each other prize you enter.
You can also enter by mail, free.
Who can enter Canada’s Luckiest Family?
Canada’s Luckiest Family is open to legal residents of Canada who have reached the age of majority.
You don’t need children to enter, but the RESP prize is paid only for children under 18 of whom the winner is the parent or legal guardian. Employees, officers, directors and agents of 55 Rush, Parent Life Network, CIBC or any other prize supplier or contest partner can’t enter, and neither can anyone who lives with one.
Is Canada’s Luckiest Family free?
Yes, it’s free to enter, and no purchase is needed to win. You can also enter by mail, free.
One Parent Life Network account and one set of entries per person.
When does Canada’s Luckiest Family 2027 end?
Entries close June 30, 2027 at 11:59:59 p.m. ET. The draw is on July 5, 2027.
The contest opened July 1, 2026. You need a Parent Life Network account by June 30, 2027, unless you enter by mail.
How does the rent or mortgage prize work?
The grand prize is a year of rent or mortgage payments from CIBC, up to $36,000.
You show proof of your rent or mortgage payments. If you have none, or they come to less than $12,000 a year, you get $12,000.
What does signing up ask for?
Signing up asks for your email and a password, then your name, birth date, gender, postal code and phone number, and a few questions about your household, like how many children you have and your youngest child’s birth date or due date.
Entering means agreeing to emails from Parent Life Network. You can unsubscribe any time without affecting your entry or your odds. Some prizes may ask you to let Parent Life Network share your details with that prize’s sponsor, such as CIBC, for email marketing; you can unsubscribe from those too.
How do I get more entries?
You get one entry for the grand prize and ten for each other prize you enter, and you can earn up to 2,300 extra entries by following, sharing, watching videos, answering surveys, referring friends and other actions posted on the contest site.
You can double your entries once: with any eligible CIBC banking product, or by mailing a short essay.
How is the winner picked?
One entry is drawn for the grand prize, and its owner wins every Canada’s Luckiest Family prize they entered. If that person didn’t enter a prize, that prize is drawn separately from the people who did.
The selected winner must correctly answer a math skill-testing question and sign a release before the win is confirmed. Your odds depend on how many entries you have compared with the total number of eligible entries.
Is Canada’s Luckiest Family legit?
Yes. Canada’s Luckiest Family is run by 55 Rush Inc., which operates Parent Life Network, at 300-174 Spadina Avenue, Toronto. Meet 5 winning families here, each with the public page that announced them.
The official rules are public, and the dates and the draw on this site come from them.
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