Weekly Newsletter – July 2, 2026


A new location to play!

Now at Circle K–Irving in Goodwood on Prospect Road.



Featuring honorarium group: Hooked Rug Museum of North America

We have a


WINNER


Tara Boudreau


Community

Lakeside


Number Drawn

#39009


Prize amount:

 $11,564



Next week's

estimated prize:

$11,500

Congratulations to Tara Boudreau, this week’s Bay Treasure Chest winner.


No luck? Not anymore. Tara wins $11,564.


Tara of Lakeside is this week's Bay Treasure Chest winner, taking home $11,564 after her number, 39009, was drawn.


Tara said she was thrilled to receive the call.


She had just dropped off her toonie this morning at Sobeys in Timberlea before heading to work, and was relieved she made it in time. Tara said she has never won much before, aside from a few dollars on the occasional scratch ticket.


"I always say I have no luck, but I'm definitely feeling lucky today."


A Bay Treasure Chest player for several years, Tara said she appreciates what the organization does for the local community.


While she hasn't decided exactly how she'll spend the money, she said the win comes at a great time. She hopes to treat her kids, enjoy a mini vacation this summer, pay some bills and possibly put some money toward work on her cottage.


Congratulations, Tara! Could you be our next winner? Be sure to get your toonie in for next week's draw and keep supporting the local organizations that benefit every time you play.


Good luck in next week's draw!

Thank you for your support.



Honorarium Spotlight:


Hooked Rug Museum of North America


Hooked Rug Museum of North America invites visitors this season


Located in Queensland, N.S., the Hooked Rug Museum of North America is preserving the history of rug hooking one loop at a time. The museum features nine galleries showcasing hundreds of hand‑hooked works, artifacts and themed exhibits exploring the art form’s past and present.


Visitors can explore spaces such as the Interpretive Centre, Noah’s Ark exhibit and Garrett Gallery Factory, and take part in workshops and “hook-ins” that bring fibre art enthusiasts together.


Open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., from May 1 to Thanksgiving, the museum also offers a Fibre Arts Marketplace with locally created items, supplies and hand‑dyed wools and yarns.



The third annual Arts and Crafts Festival takes place Aug. 8 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., rain or shine, featuring dozens of vendors.


Looking for summer employment?


The Hooked Rug Museum of North America is currently hiring youth aged 18 to 30. Send your resume to hookedrugmuseum@gmail.com or visit the museum between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m., seven days a week, to learn more and apply.




Learn more at Hooked Rug Museum of North America or follow along on Facebook.



Pictured below: Locally crafted fibre art and hand-hooked rugs available at the Hooked Rug Museum of North America in Queensland, N.S.

volunteers for the count holding an oversized honorarium cheque

Many thanks to Gloria Toal and Beverley Shea Langille for counting this week.

Spots still available for

Play in a Weekend


Looking for a fun, creative way to keep kids engaged this summer?


Unicorn Theatre has two exciting weekend camps coming up in July!


“Spotlight” is a half-day theatre experience for children entering Grades Primary to 3 on Saturday, July 11. Older youth (Grades 4–12) can jump into “Play in a Weekend: Despicable Me," where participants rehearse and perform a short play in just 2½ days — from July 24 to 26.


Both camps offer a chance to build confidence, creativity, and stage skills in a supportive, fun environment.



Learn more or register: Visit the Unicorn Theatre website or check out their Facebook page for full details.


Unicorn Theatre is a part of the Bay Youth Hub, a Bay Treasure Chest partner.

We’re looking for the player of these numbers — is it you?


48029


The numbers shown here are unregistered, and unregistered numbers cannot win.


Please check these numbers and ask your BTC-playing friends and family to take a look as well. Some numbers are played week after week with no prospect of winning. We'd like to help those players.


If you're playing one of these numbers, please email admin@baytreasurechest.ca or call 902-222-8560. Phone calls always go to voicemail, so please leave a message, and we’ll get back to you between Monday and Friday.

Toonie Tip



Don’t Be Fooled by Lookalikes—Only Real Canadian Currency Unlocks the Bay Treasure Chest!


While some foreign coins may look like toonies or loonies, they aren’t valid and can’t be used for the Bay Treasure Chest.


Be sure to use authentic Canadian currency to keep the fun going!


Thanks for your help — and good luck in the draw!


Big news from BayRides: online booking is here!


It’s now easier than ever to plan your trip around the Bay. BayRides has launched a new online booking system, allowing riders to register, request rides and manage bookings all in one place.


Whether you’re heading to an appointment, running errands or planning an outing, BayRides offers convenient, door-to-door service Monday to Friday.


Learn more or book your ride.

Or call 902-820-6600.



BayRides is a Bay Treasure Chest partner.

Looking for a fun summer night out?


Head to the Hubbards Barn Hoedown on July 10 for live music, family dancing and line dancing instruction.


Doors open at 6 p.m., with Honey Grove BBQ and a cash bar on site.

Advance tickets are $15 ($18 at the door). See the poster below for details.


Hubbards Barn Association is a Bay Treasure Chest partner.

Credit Union Atlantic (CUA) logo.

Bay Treasure Chest Association | 902-222-8560

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