Highlights from the Latest Episode

The March 25th episode of Canada’s Got Talent delivered a captivating mix of entertainment, leaving audiences and judges alike in awe. Here’s a glimpse of some of the standout moments:

• Thomas Rochelet (Montréal, QC): Demonstrated a stunning aerial performance, captivating the audience with grace and skill.
• Gerrardon (Tokyo, Japan): This comedic duo had the audience in stitches with their new sport, even prompting Shania Twain to join in on stage.
• Jonathan Pooley (Paris, ON): In a heartwarming surprise, TTC bus driver Jonathan Pooley was given the chance to shine, delivering a soulful rendition of Teddy Swims’ Lose Control that earned him a standing ovation.
• Montreal Trio (Montreal, QC): These magicians left the judges spellbound with their unbelievable optical illusions.
• Deedee Austin (First Nation Abegweit, P.E.I.): Austin’s powerful original song, Buried Truth, a moving tribute to the aboriginal Canadian experience, earned her Howie Mandel’s Golden Buzzer.

The Golden Buzzer: A Life-Changing Moment for Deedee Austin

The Golden Buzzer is a game-changer on Canada’s got Talent, instantly sending an act straight to the next round.This week, deedee Austin’s emotional performance resonated deeply with howie Mandel, who didn’t hesitate to slam the buzzer. This act of support not only propels Austin further in the competition but also highlights the show’s commitment to showcasing diverse voices and stories.

…captivating the public with his powerful original song Buried Truth a deeply moving tribute to the Aboriginal Canadian experience.

Canada’s Got Talent Press Release

The Stakes are High: A Million-Dollar Dream

The winner of Canada’s got Talent Season 5 stands to win a life-altering prize of $1 million,courtesy of Rogers,along with financial advice from CIBC. This considerable reward underscores the show’s commitment to supporting Canadian talent and providing a platform for performers to achieve their dreams.Furthermore, each Golden Buzzer recipient receives $25,000 from CIBC, totaling $150,000 distributed to help these remarkable acts further their ambitions.

According to recent data, talent competitions like Canada’s Got Talent have seen a surge in popularity, with viewership increasing by 15% in the last year alone.This reflects a growing appetite for discovering and celebrating extraordinary abilities across the nation.

This Week’s Performances: A Recap

Here’s a complete list of the performers who graced the stage on Tuesday, March 25th:

• Eric Manuel (Navarre, Florida) – Singing
• Thomas Rochelet (Montreal, Quebec) – Variety
• Maple Star & Swift (Toronto, Ontario) – Variety
• Micah The Velawesomeraptor (Acton, Ontario) – Variety
• Gerrardon (Tokyo, Japan) – Variety
• Jonathan Pooley (Paris, Ontario) – Singing
• Caroline Stokes (Edmonton, Alberta) – Variety
• montréal Trio (Montreal, Quebec) – Variety
• Deedee Austin (First nation Abegweit, Prince Edward Island) – Song/Music

Sneak Peek: Next Week’s Lineup (April 1st)

Get ready for another exciting episode next Tuesday, April 1st, featuring these talented acts:

• Decent (Japan) – Variety
• Valerie Boyle (toronto, Ontario) – Song/Music
• 902 Crew (Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island) – Dance
• remy Smith (Fonthill, Ontario) – Humor
• There is vox (San Antonio, Texas) – Variety
• Carson & Taylor (Sarnia, Ontario) – Magic
• Jacob Lewis (Butlerville, Newfoundland and Labrador) – Song/Music