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Big Brother Canada returns for its 12th season, with host Arisa Cox introducing 12 fresh houseguests and teasing the addition of two mystery all-stars, all set in a Hollywood North-themed season.
“I truly believe this season will be unforgettable,” Cox shared with Yahoo Canada. “I have a strong sense of excitement about what’s to come.”
Big Brother Canada Season 12 premieres on March 5 at 7:00 p.m. ET/PT on Global TV. Subsequent episodes will air weekly on Sundays at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT, Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m. ET/PT, and Wednesdays at 9:30 p.m. ET/PT.
To stream Big Brother Canada Season 12 live and on-demand, simply add the STACKTV channel to your Prime Video subscription.
For exclusive Digital Dailies content featuring the houseguests, visit the Big Brother Canada website.
Season 12 Canadian Houseguests
Offering a glimpse into what viewers can anticipate from the Season 12 Canadian houseguests, Cox disclosed that the cast comprises individuals with an in-depth understanding of the show.
“I’m truly excited about what I’ve heard so far regarding people’s strategies or their expectations entering the house,” Cox expressed. “I’m particularly intrigued by the innovative approaches some of them bring.”
Embracing the Hollywood North theme, Cox hinted at an abundance of opulence within the house, featuring more rooms than in previous seasons, fostering an environment ripe for gossip and clandestine conversations.
“We’re quite literally mirroring the aspiration for fame that many houseguests harbor,” Cox elaborated. “While openly desiring fame may sometimes be seen as taboo, these contestants are unabashed about their aspirations.”
Embracing Diversity and Enhanced Viewer Engagement
As Big Brother Canada gears up for its twelfth season, the series continues to evolve while remaining reliant on the diverse pool of Canadian applicants. However, this year’s cast announcement stirred some controversy as viewers noticed the absence of houseguests from Quebec.
Addressing the concern, executive producer Cox acknowledged the desire for representation from all regions but emphasized the challenge of casting the best individuals from the available pool. Cox highlighted the unpredictable nature of casting, where factors like timing and circumstances play a significant role in shaping the final lineup.
Despite past critiques, one notable change—replacing live feeds with Digital Dailies—remains intact for Season 12. Cox reassured fans that this decision is aimed at delivering even more comprehensive content, ensuring that viewers don’t miss out on any significant moments within the house.
Expressing excitement for the upcoming season, Cox emphasized the commitment to providing viewers with a deeper and more immersive experience. With a focus on transparency and entertainment value, the production team aims to elevate the show from mere entertainment to a captivating lifestyle experience.
Introducing the contestants of ‘Big Brother Canada’ Season 12
Avery Martin
Age: 26
Pronouns: She/Her
Hometown: Selkirk, Man.
Occupation: Videographer
Avery is known as the “ultimate hype girl,” with endurance being her “secret weapon.” However, she has hinted that she will intentionally lose competition to avoid becoming a target.
Bayleigh Pelham
Age: 34
Pronouns: She/Her
Hometown: Halifax
Occupation: Bartender
Bayleigh is characterized as a “firecracker ready to ignite,” known for her “unfiltered” personality.
Vivek Sabbarwal
Age: 25
Pronouns: He/Him
Hometown: Saint John, N.B.
Occupation: Software developer
Vivek is seeking a loyal companion to accompany him throughout the season, leading up to his ultimate goal of winning the crown.
Dinis Freitas
Age: 48
Pronouns: He/Him
Hometown: Toronto
Occupation: Textile designer
Dinis, a passionate fan of Big Brother, is known for being outgoing and proud, yet he plans to employ a stealthy approach as a skilled manipulator to navigate the game.
Donna Marshall
Age: 26
Pronouns: She/Her
Hometown: Hubbards, N.S.
Occupation: Artist
Donna wants to “shake up the house,” planning to use her athleticism to win comps, and a few showmances too.
Janine Holmes
Age: 44
Pronouns: She/Her
Hometown: Toronto
Occupation: Hairstylist and make-up artist
Janine, a married mom of two, is happy to share her hairstyling services with her fellow houseguests to get them to spill secrets.
Elijah Kazlauskas
Age: 31
Pronouns: He/Him
Hometown: North Bay, Ont.
Occupation: ESL teacher
Another enthusiastic follower of Big Brother, Elijah aims to secure the Head of Household (HOH) position and forge robust alliances to guide him to the final stages of the game.
Lexus Jackson
Age: 24
Pronouns: She/Her
Hometown: Toronto
Occupation: Dental hygienist
Lexus is focusing her strategy on a strong social game, but she “doesn’t mind being the villain” to win.
Matthew Wong
Age: 27
Pronouns: He/Him
Hometown: Surrey, B.C.
Occupation: Kinesiologist
Matthew is set on clinching the championship title in this season of Big Brother Canada, leveraging his athleticism to gain an edge.
Todd Clements
Age: 31
Pronouns: He/Him
Hometown: Happy Valley-Goose Bay, N.L.
Occupation: General contractor
The first person from Labrador on Big Brother Canada, Todd wants to be the “leader” of the house, but also wouldn’t mind having a showmance.
Tola Eam
Age: 40
Pronouns: He/Him
Hometown: Ottawa
Occupation: Fiber optic technician
Tola, a father, is enthusiastic about infusing his vibrant personality into the show. He’s keen on swiftly adapting to various situations, aiming to reach the finale by season’s end.
Kayla Clennon
Age: 26
Pronouns: She/Her
Hometown: Stouffville, Ont.
Occupation: Volleyball coach
Kayla has a “goofy side,” but is set to be a “comp beast,” promising some tricks up her sleeve.
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