Thread by @ScottBilleck

Each draw will award:

- three prizes of $100,000 in the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority (excluding Churchill), for a total of $300,000;

- one $100,000 prize in each of these regional health authorities, for a total of $400,000:

- Prairie Mountain Health,
- Southern Health-Santé Sud,
- Interlake-Eastern Regional Health Authority
- Northern Regional Health Authority (including Churchill).

- 10 $25,000 scholarships for young people aged 12 to 17 across the province, for a total of $250,000.

More can be found here:

protectmb.ca/lottery/

You can opt out of the lottery.

People who aren't able to get a vaccine due to a medical reason are not eligible for the lottery.

You are eligible if vaccinated out of province:

However, you will have to report your immunization to [e-mail] or your local public health office before the lottery draw.

Pallister on doesn't answer a question when asked about viewing this incentive as a bribe.

The 12-17 scholarships are there because people under 18 aren't eligible to win prize money in a lottery.

The lottery winnings will be tax free.

They are still working through the scholarship money, how it will be taxed or if it will.

Pallister asked if he wants to see more vaccine incentives from businesses, such as the Brandon Wheat Kings. Says he would like to see more.

Pivots to congratulate Neepawa for renaming their MJHL team.

Pallister says reopening plan will be announced tomorrow.

Lottery money is coming from @JoshAldrich03's two-year-old. He asked where the cash is coming from to support the program.

The province is borrowing money to fund it.