The First TJCS Virtual Canada Day!
Site Admin • June 28, 2021
Thank you all who attended our first ever socially-distant, virtual Canada Day celebration on June 27th!
We had participants in attendance from Canada, Indonesia, New Zealand, Argentina, and various parts of Japan!
Great introductions by everyone! We had a little too much fun so we unfortunately had to cut the quiz short.
Not to fear though! We'll have more Canadian Trivia at our next event!
For those who attended, now you know a little more about Canada!
Hope to see you all in person at the next event!
Happy Canada Day!
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