Every Catch the Ace lottery in Canada, in one place.

Catch the Ace, Chase the Ace, Chasse à l'As — one game, many names

Ontario organisers mostly call it Catch the Ace. In Atlantic Canada, the Prairies and the North it's Chase the Ace, and in Quebec it's Chasse à l'As. The game is the same: 52 sealed envelopes, one weekly draw, and a progressive jackpot that keeps growing until someone opens the Ace of Spades. A share of every ticket goes to the charity running the draw — Legions, hospital foundations, hospices, service clubs and community groups.

Play the Ace lists every one we can confirm at the organiser's own website or Facebook page, and shows the date we last checked it. New to the game? Read how Catch the Ace works, or find the draws in your province — tickets are generally only sold to people physically in the province where the lottery is licensed.