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You can win a VIP day at îLESONIQ and official Montreal Canadiens jerseys with RBC

The summer contest you don't want to miss!

You can win a VIP day at îLESONIQ and official Montreal Canadiens jerseys with RBC

Electrifying Moments at îLESONIQ

Courtesy of Tim Snow
Brand Highlight Creator

This summer, RBC and the Montreal Canadiens have something really cool for you. From July 5th to August 3rd, you can enter an amazing contest for a chance to win two Gold Tickets for Saturday at îLESONIQ and two official Montreal Canadiens jerseys. Yes, you read that right!

Imagine yourself soaking up the music at îLESONIQ, one of Montreal's coolest festivals. With a Gold Pass, you’ll be right up front for your favorite artists and get to enjoy all the VIP perks. But that's not all! You’ll also get two official Montreal Canadiens jerseys, perfect for showing off your team pride at the next game!

Entering is super simple. Just sign up for the contest on the Montreal Canadiens Website and keep your fingers crossed. Whether you're a die-hard music lover, a festival enthusiast, or a devoted hockey fan, this contest is for you.

RBC's Ultimate Festival Experience

Prize: A pair of Gold Tickets for Saturday at îLESONIQ and two official Montreal Canadiens jerseys

When: July 5 to August 3, 2024

Eligibility: Resident of the province of Quebec

How to participate: All you have to do is sign up online. Once your registration is confirmed, you’re in the running to win these fantastic prizes.

Enter here

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