The Western Canadian Lottery Corporation (WCLC) was formed in 1974 by an agreement among the governments of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. The Yukon and Northwest territories have joined the WCLC as associate members, and the products of the corporation are sold in the territories. The products include instant tickets, weekly draws, and lotto games. In 1976, the WCLC governments entered into an agreement with Ontario to run nationwide lotto games. The Inter-Provincial Lottery Corporation is now an organization encompassing all provinces and territories. Sales of the WCLC are recorded by each province, and revenues are distributed accordingly. The profits are distributed within the jurisdictions in a manner designated by the individual province or territory. In 1985, British Columbia withdrew from the WCLC, and it now conducts its own lottery games.