Hey, thanks for asking. We’re Parent Life Network, a division of 55 Rush. We’re all about helping Canadian families, so we’ve teamed up with a ton of great sponsors to change the life of one family. We’ve always got lots of exciting things going on like our fun and informative blog, and our massive Facebook community forum of parents.

At the risk of making the understatement of the century, parenting is hard work. You deserve a break. Our dream is to give Canadian families the chance to win great prizes, and it’s a recurring dream. We actually gave the dream a name: Canada’s Luckiest Family. We have designed a life changing prize bundle that can meet the needs of your family. Throughout the contest, we’ll keep adding new prizes until the contest ends, when we’ll draw one lucky winner’s name! So keep checking back. And have fun. Good luck!

The only requirement is that you are a Canadian over the age of 18, who is entering on behalf of a family you love.

You can absolutely win everything. So long as you’ve added all the prizes to your prize bundle, if we draw your name, you will win all the prizes. Don’t worry, we’ll let you know every time we add a new prize so you’ll have a chance to include it to your bundle.

Just by entering Canada’s Luckiest Family, you’ll get one entry in the contest (and that could be all you need to win). Of course, you could greatly improve your chances to win by earning as many Extra Entries as you can. There are all sorts of opportunities to get those Extra Entries, from answering questions to visiting our social media pages to entering to win separate contests. Just check out your feed for an easy list of all the ways to get more entries.

This round of Canada’s Luckiest Family stops accepting new entrants on June 30, 2023. The winner will be announced shortly after the contest closes.

We thought about playing a country-wide game of hide-and-seek and giving it to the winner, but our lawyers didn’t like that. Instead, the winner will be chosen at random from all eligible entries. Yep, it’s really that simple—good luck. (See rules for details.)