North Vancouver will be in the spotlight this year as one of the 11 dream-home choices in the 2026 BC Children’s Hospital Dream Lottery. The North Shore property — listed as Dream Grand Prize #9 — is a newly built residence at 3712 Edgemont Boulevard that forms part of a fundraising campaign benefiting research, treatments and innovations at BC Children’s Hospital.
Property and prize package details
The North Vancouver home is a 1,663-square-foot house constructed by Black Creek Group, featuring three bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms. The prize package attached to the dwelling includes a 2026 Toyota Tundra Hybrid, $45,000 for furniture, a choice between a $15,000 Save-On-Foods gift card or $11,000 cash, a year’s worth of gas and groceries, and an additional $175,000 in cash.
- Location: 3712 Edgemont Boulevard, North Vancouver
- Home size: 1,663 sq. ft.
- Bedrooms/bathrooms: 3 beds / 3.5 baths
- Additional included prizes: 2026 Toyota Tundra Hybrid, $45,000 for furniture, grocery options, and $175,000 cash
Organizers said the North Vancouver property is one of several dream-home selections across the province, giving winners choices should they prefer a different location or opt for the alternate grand-prize payout.
Prizes, ticketing and key dates
Tickets for the main lottery went on sale starting July 11 and will continue to be available until midnight on Oct. 9, 2026, or until sold out. Purchasers can buy tickets online, by phone, or in person at participating London Drugs and Save-On-Foods locations.
| Prize | Value / Options |
|---|---|
| Dream Grand Prize choices | 11 homes across BC or $2.5 million tax-free cash |
| North Vancouver home package | Home + $175,000 + vehicle + furnishings + groceries |
| Early Bird Draw | $285,000 prize with a choice of trip package, vehicles, or $215,000 cash |
| 50/50 PLUS | Jackpot can grow to over $3 million |
Ticket prices for the main lottery range from three-packs for $110 to 20-packs for $550. The lottery also includes a Daily Cash PLUS game and a 50/50 PLUS draw. The Daily Cash PLUS will award 126 prizes totalling $348,000. The 50/50 PLUS jackpot can exceed $3 million, organizers said.
“The funds raised help support research, treatments and innovations in child health,”
BC Children’s Hospital Foundation president and CEO Malcolm Berry is quoted in the lottery news release underscoring the purpose of the campaign: to direct funds back into medical research and care. The foundation said winners can either select one of the 11 dream homes located across the province — in communities including Vancouver, Kelowna, Victoria-Colwood, Langley and others — or take the $2.5-million tax-free cash alternative.
Local significance and context
For North Vancouver residents, the appearance of an Edgemont Boulevard home among provincial lottery prizes carries several local angles. The property is newly constructed by a regional builder and sits in a well-known North Shore corridor that attracts buyers seeking proximity to neighbourhood amenities and outdoor recreation. A prize home within city limits also tends to generate attention on resale value and community interest when the lottery winner makes decisions about keeping or selling the property.
Beyond the locality of the house itself, the Dream Lottery is one of the major fundraising vehicles for BC Children’s Hospital and draws ticket buyers provincewide. Proceeds support clinical research and improvements in paediatric care delivered at the hospital in Vancouver, a connection that North Shore families and institutions have supported in past campaigns.
Tickets and additional information are available at bcchildren.com, by phone through the foundation’s lottery service, or at participating London Drugs and Save-On-Foods outlets.
