An aviation worker has sued his fellow employees after they refused to give him a share of a $50m lottery win because he was on holiday.
His 24 colleagues at a Bombardier plant won the massive payout in January 2011, earning themselves $1.9m each.
They told him they were operating on a "no pay, no play" rule, despite him having founded the lottery group. 'Once-in-a-generation' rental reforms unveiled by government include ban on no-fault evictions and right to request pets
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