2005

• May: Loto-Québec celebrates its 35 years.
  
  
• May: Loto-Québec inaugurates Espace Création (a venue for exhibits and activities dedicated to promoting the visual arts, located on the ground floor at Loto-Québec’s Montréal head office) with a Gilles Carle tribute exhibition.
  
  
• Technologies Nter celebrates its fifth anniversary.
  
  
• July 26: A new subsidiary, the Société des salons de jeux du Québec, is created.
  
  
• October 14: Two new programs for the voluntary withdrawal of video lottery terminals were announced.
  
  
• November: Loto-Québec publishes its first Social Responsibility Review.
  
  
• The Hilton Lac-Leamy hotel wins four awards of excellence at Hilton Hotels’ annual conference, which brings together the management of the chain’s 232 full-service hotels in North America.
  
  
• Ingenio is awarded an honourable mention by the Office québécois de la langue française (OQLF) in the Mérites du français dans les technologies de l’information competition for its contribution to the advancement of the French language in information technologies with its multimedia lottery game Eldorado.
  
  
• Québec’s advertising industry honours the 6/49’s "Always be nice" ad campaign with two Coq d’or and two Créa awards. The ad also earned a Silver Cassies in a competition hosted by the Canadian advertising industry.
  
  

2006

• The weekly edition of La Poule aux œufs d'or surpassed the $100 million mark in prizes paid out on TV since the game was introduced in 1993.
  
  
• The Hilton Lac-Leamy Hotel wins again Best Overall Performance in North America (commercial category) awarded at Hilton Corporation’s annual convention.
  
  
• Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu and Le Charlevoix restaurant are awarded the Four Diamond Rating by the Canadian Automobile Association and the American Automobile Association (CAA-AAA).
  
  
• February:The Fondation Mise sur toi launches an important awareness campaign focused on excessive gaming.
  
  
• March 24: The Casino du Lac-Leamy celebrates its 10th anniversary.
  
  
• March 30: Loto-Québec’s Casino Mundial susidiary officially became shareholder in the French Moliflor Loisirs group, the third largest casino operator in France.
  
  
• April 28: A Québecer walked away with a $30 million Super 7 jackpot, thus becoming the biggest winner in the history of Loto-Québec.
  
  
• June 27: Ingenio and Bally Technologies annonced that they have formed a long-term strategic alliance.
  
  
• November 2: The Québec cabinet grants Loto-Québec the authority to open gaming centres in the province. This move represented a new stage in the implementation of Loto-Québec’s 2004-2007 Development Plan.
  
  
• November: Loto-Québec adopts a sustainable development policy entitled "Acting Responsibly and Developing Sustainably".
  
  
• December: Loto-Québec’s buildings earn the Go Green^TM (named BOMA BESt certification since 2008) designation awarded by the Québec branch of the Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA Québec).