Germain Boulianne
Canadian scrabble player
About Germain Boulianne
Born 1960. Germain Boulianne is a Canadian scrabble player.
Germain Boulianne (; born ) is a Francophone Scrabble player from Baie-Sainte-Catherine, Québec, and a member of the Outaouais Scrabble Club. He has won the Quebec Scrabble Championship nine times. In 2004 in Marrakech, became the first Québécois player to have won the French World Scrabble Championship, also becoming the first non-European player to do so.
In 2006, he tied François Bédard's record by winning his seventh Quebec championship title. In 2008, he won the Quebec championship again, finishing ahead of Bédard and setting a new Quebec record with 8 national titles. In 2014, he was dubbed "The Québec Master of Scrabble" or « le maître du Scrabble au Québec » .
Boulianne works as a translator in the Parliament of Canada.
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Who is Germain Boulianne?
Canadian scrabble player
When was Germain Boulianne born?
Germain Boulianne was born on 16 February 1960.
What is Germain Boulianne's occupation?
Germain Boulianne is a scrabble player.
What nationality is Germain Boulianne?
Germain Boulianne is Canadian.
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