Lottery paris taylor swift
Lottery paris taylor swift
LOTTERY PROCURE - PARIS
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Congratulations to the winners of the Lottery PROCURE 2024!
GRAND PRIZE – Trip for 2 people to Paris
Jean Tardif from La Prairie
Winning ticket : #15640-001
SECOND PRIZE – Trip for 2 people to Cancun
Naïla Dubé from Mont-Tremblant
Winning ticket: #15769-002
The draw took place on April 25, 2024 at 2:00 p.m. at the PROCURE administrative offices (1320, blvd Graham, Mont-Royal, H3P 3C8).
The draw was broadcast live on the PROCURE Facebook page. Watch the draw again here (in French only): https://www.facebook.com/PROCURE.ca/videos/451927943990010
Congratulations again to the winners and thank you all for your participation!
Fly to Paris to see Taylor Swift in concert with the PROCURE Lottery!
LOTO-VOYAGES 2024 FOR THE BENEFIT OF PROCURE
One charity lottery, two trips to win! By purchasing a lottery ticket at $100, you not only have the chance to win one of two exceptional trips, but you do so to benefit PROCURE, a Quebec charity dedicated to the fight against prostate cancer.
BUY YOUR TICKETS
Tickets are on sale until April 24, 2024, at noon (EST). Draw on April 25 at 2 p.m. (EST).
Only people aged 18 and over and residents of the province of Quebec are eligible for the draw.
Drawing ticket numbers are sent automatically. It is therefore important to ensure that the email address provided during the transaction is valid and accessible. No physical tickets will be issued or delivered. Keep the email that contains your ticket number(s).
Please note that this purchase is not eligible for an official donation receipt for tax purposes. No ticket purchase can be canceled or refunded
RACJ #2407
PRIZE DESCRIPTION
GRAND PRIZE
Fly to France to the City of Lights from May 9 to 14, 2024 and experience an unforgettable trip to Paris for two people, worth $11,600!
Travel dates:
From May 9 to 14, 2024 (Please note that the planned activities and travel dates cannot be changed.)
The Grand Prize includes:
- 2 return plane tickets from Montreal to Paris in economy class with Air Canada (value of $3,000)
- Round-trip VIP transportation by luxury car between the airport and the hotel
- 4 nights in double occupancy at the four-star Meliá Paris La Défense hotel (value of $2,500)
- 2 tickets for Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour concert at Paris La Défense Arena, Friday, May 10 at 7 p.m. (value of $3,000)
- 2 tickets for the Paris Saint-Germain vs Toulouse FC soccer match at Parc des Princes, Sunday, May 12 at 9 p.m. (value of $1,000)
- 1 tasting gourmet meal with wine pairing for two people at the two Michelin-starred restaurant L’Orangerie – Four Seasons Hotel George V, Monday, May 13 at 7:30 p.m. (value of $1,100)
- 1 prepaid credit card allowance worth $1,000
- NEW: You will be able to meet our ambassador Mathieu Dufour @mathduff who will also be present in Paris!
Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour Concert
2 floor tickets for Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour concert at Paris La Défense Arena.
Swifties, are you ready to “Shake It Off” in Paris? Be part of the acclaimed concert of one of the most popular artists on the planet! You will be among the very lucky spectators who will be able to attend Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour world tour, presented to a sold-out crowd at the Paris La Défense Arena stadium. A larger-than-life spectacle encompassing the greatest hits from 10 albums by the most awarded singer-songwriter of her generation, at the top of her art. You will undoubtedly experience an enchanting evening in an atmosphere as magical and captivating as it is indescribable that you will not soon forget!
Awarded two stars in the Michelin Guide, L’Orangerie offers a new culinary experience in the heart of the Palace. In this charming, bright glass roof set up in the courtyard of the Four Seasons Hotel George V, one of the most beautiful and renowned establishments in Paris, you will enjoy a divine meal by chef Alan Taudon. His cuisine favors vegetables, dairy and marine products, deliberately ignoring meat, being resolutely focused on the gastronomy of tomorrow, light, balanced and creative. Superb products, great precision in cooking and the balance of flavors. The elegant and discreet service completes this high-end dining experience.
Taste the best the restaurant has to offer with a generous tasting menu for two, including wine pairing.
Hôtel Meliá Paris La Défense
4 nights in double occupancy at the 4-star Meliá Paris La Défense hotel
The City of Lights is the cradle of glamour, fashion and an exceptional historical and artistic heritage. Located in the financial heart of Paris, this distinguished 4-star city hotel captures the essence of the French capital and features inspired design, a chic ambiance and a stunning architectural profile, resembling a large ship unfurling its sails. The property offers a wide range of dining options that you can try at one of its 3 restaurants and bars.
THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNERS
SECOND PRIZE
Win a luxurious all-inclusive stay for two people in Cancun, Mexico, worth $7,000!
Travel dates: Travel dates at the winner’s choice. (Certain conditions apply, see complete regulations.)
The Second Prize includes:
- Hébergement de 7 nuitées en formule tout inclus pour deux personnes à l’hôtel cinq étoiles Majestic Elegance de Costa Mujeres (valeur approximative de 5000$)
- 2 billets d’avion aller-retour Montréal-Cancún en classe économique avec Transat (valeur de 2000$)
- Navette aller-retour entre l’aéroport et l’hôtel incluse.
Majestic Elegance Costa Mujeres
7 nights in double occupancy all inclusive
Glam and luxury come together at the Majestic Elegance Costa Mujeres Hotel. Located near Cancun on Mexico’s beautiful Yucatan Peninsula, this luxury all-inclusive resort offers an idyllic setting for relaxing on the Caribbean’s white sand beaches or sunbathing by the turquoise waters.
This spectacular 5-star resort offers a selection of spacious rooms and exceptional service as part of one of the best all-inclusive resort programs in Mexico, including: unlimited visits to 8 a la carte restaurants that offer an incredible gourmet experience, unlimited premium alcohol, ocean view infinity pools, adults-only section, and more. Be assured of a memorable vacation!
THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNERS
DRAW
The draw took place on April 26, 2024. Thank you for your participation!
REGULATIONS
- Tickets on sale until April 24, 2024 at noon (EST).
- A maximum of 10,000 tickets are on sale at a unit cost of $100.
- No limit of tickets per participant.
- The holder of the first ticket drawn will be declared the winner of the GRAND PRIZE. The holder of the second ticket drawn will be declared the winner of the SECOND PRIZE.
- The Prizes have no cash value.
- Total value of Prizes to be won: $18,600
- RACJ license: # 2407
- View full regulations and conditions.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
All profits from this fundraising activity are 100% paid to the PROCURE organization.
Funds raised are used to provide information and support services for men affected by prostate cancer and their loved ones, as well as to fund innovative research projects.
No, the purchase of one or more raffle tickets is not eligible for an official donation receipt for tax purposes.
Participation in the draw is reserved for any natural person residing in Quebec and aged 18 or over.
People not eligible for the draw:
- People under the age of 18;
- People residing outside the province of Quebec;
- Employees of the PROCURE organization and members of the board of directors, as well as people living at the same civil address as them.
The draw will take place on Thursday, April 25, 2024, at 2 p.m. (EST) in front of a minimum of three witnesses.
The holder of the first ticket drawn will be declared the winner of the GRAND PRIZE. The holder of the second ticket drawn will be declared the winner of the SECOND PRIZE.
The winner will be contacted by telephone or email by the PROCURE organization within 2 days following the draw.
Lottery tickets are only on sale online, via a purchase form on the PROCURE organization’s website as well as on its Shopify store.
Your ticket numbers will be sent to you automatically by email. Make sure you have a valid email address and enter it correctly during your transaction.
Payment for the $100 draw ticket must be paid in full by credit card at the time of purchase.
Tickets can be purchased until April 24, 2024, at noon EST.
No ticket purchase can be cancelled or refunded and does not entitle you to any tax receipt.
Yes, there is no limit on the number of tickets per person.
A maximum of 10,000 raffle tickets are available.
Your ticket numbers purchased online will be sent to you automatically by email once your transaction is complete. Only the ticket number(s) will appear in the order confirmation email sent to you. No tickets will be attached in PDF or image format. No physical tickets will be printed or mailed.
It is important to ensure that the email address used during purchase is valid and accessible.
Please keep your confirmation email containing your ticket numbers.
Please check your spam inbox. If you have still not received an email containing your ticket 24 hours after your transaction, please contact us at info@procure.ca or by phone at 514-341-3000
It is possible to offer a draw ticket as a gift to any person aged 18 and over, resident of Quebec. You will need to enter their name, their residential address in Quebec and their full contact details on the ticket purchase form.
We identify the winner using their name and contact details, entered on the electronic form duly completed at the time of purchase. You do not need to print your ticket.
All tickets purchased on or before April 24, 2024 at noon EST are automatically added to the draw.
PROCURE will not be held responsible for any loss of tickets.
The Prize cannot be converted into cash and cannot be exchanged. If desired, the winner may transfer the Prize to a person of their choice, aged 18 and over.
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For any other questions or requests for information, contact us at: info@procure.ca
Discover our animated video!
Symptoms, risk and screening
Are you over 50 years old, or have you been having urinary problems for some time now? This video is for you! Several diseases can affect your prostate, and it’s important to detect them early. Let’s take a closer look.
Anatomy
What is the prostate
The prostate is a gland:
- Located between the bladder and the penis, just in front of the rectum;
- Formed of 2 lobes which surround the urethra, a canal that runs through the center of the prostate, from the bladder to the penis, letting urine and sperm flow out of the body;
- The size of a walnut, which grows larger in size in your forties;
- That has a soft, spongy texture to the touch like a small, ripe plum.
The prostate is made of:
- Gland cells that secrete liquids for ejaculation;
- Muscle cells that participate in the evacuation of your sperm during ejaculation;
- Fiber cells that maintain the structure of the gland.
Around the prostate, we find:
- The seminal vesicles, glands that produce sperm and that are located on either side of the prostate;
- The vas deferens, the tube that carries sperm from the testicle to the seminal vesicles;
- The nerve bundles that control your bladder and erectile function and that are located on either side of your prostate.
Structure
Three main zones of the prostate
Peripheral zone
- The peripheral zone is the largest area of the prostate. It can easily be felt by the doctor during a digital rectal exam (DRE).
- Most prostate cancers start in the peripheral zone.
Transition zone
- This is the area located in the middle of the prostate, between the peripheral and central areas. It surrounds your urethra that runs through the prostate.
- With age, the transitional area increases in size until it becomes the largest portion of your prostate. This is called benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) or enlarged prostate.
Central zone
- It is the part of the prostate that is farthest from the rectum. This is why prostate tumors located in this area can not be felt by the doctor during a digital rectal examination.
- If the doctor is in doubt, the following information will help decide if additional investigation is necessary:
- Your PSA level
- Your age and family history
- Your ethnic origin
Fonction
In short
Your fertility and natural fertilization
- It produces … a prostatic fluid rich in enzymes, proteins and minerals that nourishes and protects your spermatozoa.
- It makes … a protein (APS) that is used to liquefy your sperm to facilitate the mobility of your spermatozoa.
- It allows … ejaculation by contracting.
- It promotes … fertility through its enzymes facilitating the penetration of sperm through the cervix.
- It is not related to the mechanism of erection. Therefore, the origin of erectile dysfunction lies elsewhere.
Additional details
Exocrine Function
The prostate is made up of thousands of tiny fluid-producing glands. Specifically, the prostate is an exocrine gland. Exocrine glands are so-called because they secrete through ducts to the outside of the body (or into a cavity that communicates with the outside). Sweat glands are another example of an exocrine gland.
The fluid that the prostate gland produces forms part of semen, the fluid that carries sperm during orgasm. This fluid, produced in the prostate, is stored with sperm in the seminal vesicles. When the male climaxes, muscular contractions cause the prostate to secrete this fluid into the urethra, where it is expelled from the body through the penis.
Urine Flow
The prostate wraps itself around the urethra as it passes from the bladder to the penis. Prostatic changes can affect urine flow. Increasing the size of the prostate or muscle tone may impede the flow of urine due to the close anatomical relationship between the urethra and the prostate.
Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA)
The prostate also produces a protein called prostate-specific antigen (PSA). PSA is released with the ejaculatory fluid and can also be traced in the bloodstream. The testing of PSA levels in the blood is used to detect prostate cancer. The level of PSA in the blood is usually measured in nanograms of PSA per milliliter of blood (ng/mL).
A raised PSA level
Usually, a PSA rate of less than 4 nanograms per milliliter of blood is normal, but age should also be taken into consideration as PSA levels gradually increase with age. A rise in PSA concentration may indicate the presence of:
- An enlarged prostate (benign prostatic hyperplasia)
- An inflammation or infection of the prostate (prostatitis)
- A prostate cancer
Your doctor will have you undergo other tests to determine the exact cause of the increase in your PSA.
We are here for you
You have questions or concerns? Don’t hesitate. Contact us at 1-855-899-2873 to discuss with one of our nurses specialized in uro-oncology. They are there to listen, support and answer your questions, and those of your family or your loved ones. It’s simple and free, like all of our other services.
Also take the time to visit each of our pages on this website, as well as our YouTube channel, in order to get familiar with the disease, our expert lectures, our section on available resources, the support that is offered to you, our events and ways to get involved to advance the cause..
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The medical content and editorial team at PROCURE
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Sources and references
- Prostate Cancer – Understand the disease and its treatments; Fred Saad, MD, FRCSC and Michael McCormack, MD, FRCSC, 4th et 5th editions
- Canadian Cancer Society
- Prostate Cancer Foundation-PCF.org
- National Cancer Institute-USA
- American Cancer Society
- Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
- Prostate Cancer UK
Last medical and editorial review: September 2023
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