Thank you to all team captains and participants for being a part of World Trivia Night 2022!

You’ve helped to raise over $97,000. What an amazing achievement! 🙌

Congratulations goes to the first place team, ‘Shrodinger’s Cat Again’!!!

2022 Winners of the Trong Nguyen Memorial Trophy + Ottawa Senators Alumni Suite + “The Brain Boosting Trivia Book for Adults”, Paul Paquet.

🏅  Top 3 Champion Teams:  🏅

1. Shrodinger’s Cat Again

2. Simple Minds

3. La Triviata

⭐️  Top 3 Fundraising Teams:   ⭐️

1. Wirecrats 2 – $10,849

2. Riverside Pub – $7,348

3. Team Rewind – $2,896

With over 1,000 participants competing in teams of 10, this event is one you don’t want to miss. Come out for the chance to win the Trong Nguyen Memorial Trophy, bragging rights, and one of the top three prizes.

Will they keep their winning streak going? Will they defend their crown? 👑

Come out to World Trivia Night and find out if you can beat them!

Paul has provided questions for, and acted as chief judge for, North America’s largest annual trivia event, which has raised more than $50,000 a year for the Children’s Aid Foundation of Ottawa. He does this pro bono.

Whether writing custom trivia for our event, or mining a database of 100,000+ questions, Paul Paquet has written more than 125,000 trivia questions! He is the author of the Brain Boosting Trivia Book for Adults,a nationally syndicated newspaper column, Trivia Bits, and a trivia column for Reader’s Digest. He has written and contributed to various trivia books and platforms, including: Uncle John’s Bathroom Reader, Geeks Who Drink. the HQ app, Trivial Pursuit, the International Quizzing Association and the Canadian quiz show, Instant Cash. Paul has provided content for Who Wants to be a Millionaire merchandising in the UK and for the online version of 1v100 on nbc.com.

For more than 20 years, Paquet has run the local pub trivia circuit called the Ottawa Trivia League and curates the Trivia Hall of Fame.

For more information about your Trivia Grand Master:

https://www.triviahalloffame.com/aboutus.php

Youth supported by The Children’s Aid Society of Ottawa are feeling the effects of the pandemic harder than most. This prompted us to start a new program called “Home Base” to help support youth aging out of foster care.

One of these youth, Taylor, was experiencing abuse from her partner and feeling uncertain about her future. The Home Base program helped her at a time when she felt alone. Through the support of generous donors like you, Taylor overcame her past trauma and was able to move into a safe living environment and lined up a job for when she graduates.

Join other donors and help raise $5,000 to help a youth like Taylor.