Big Brother Canada new housemates

[DrunkerThanMoses]

https://www.bigbrothercanada.ca/houseguests/

Meet the housemates of season 9

[Denver]

Josh and Tychon win and thats the tea

[UserSince2005]

why are they shiny?

[Braden]

Breydon spells his name wrong

[Kate!]

The ladies are looking better than the chaps.

Beth and Tera. X

[Captain.Remy]

No Minh-Ly from BB CAN8, our robbed queen.

They look....very young? Is that a teen version this year or something?

[Legrand]

Originally Posted by Captain.Remy

No Minh-Ly from BB CAN8, our robbed queen.

They look....very young? Is that a teen version this year or something?

The average age is 29 actually, so not that young.
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Rooting for Julie and Victoria.

[Mandie]

Wish there was more representation from more provinces.

[kingston]

Originally Posted by Mandie

Wish there was more representation from more provinces.

Alberta, BC, Ontario, and Quebec cover roughly 86.5% of the Canadian population. I live in Calgary which has a population equal to that of Manitoba and larger than Saskatchewan which are the 5th and 6th most populated provinces. It’s hard to argue this cast isn’t a fair representation of the Canadian population. You’re clearly just looking for something to bitch about.

[Captain.Remy]

Originally Posted by Legrand

The average age is 29 actually, so not that young.

Yeah I saw that, but they look young. Maybe it's the pictures, idk.

[Calderyon]

Originally Posted by Captain.Remy

No Minh-Ly from BB CAN8, our robbed queen.

They look....very young? Is that a teen version this year or something?

Every HG who were left when they canceled the season were robbed.

Except Carol, of course.

[Captain.Remy]

Originally Posted by Calderyon

Every HG who were left when they canceled the season were robbed.

Except Carol, of course.

Indeed they were, I think the season was heading towards the good direction after the first weeks that were shaky.
But I definitely liked her a lot more than the others though

[Calderyon]

Originally Posted by Captain.Remy

Indeed they were, I think the season was heading towards the good direction after the first weeks that were shaky.
But I definitely liked her a lot more than the others though

She was on shaky ground regarding people trusting her though.

But I think the producers liked her. And Sheldon & Brooke, seeing as they were the last 3 to exit the house.

[Mokka]

Originally Posted by kingston

Alberta, BC, Ontario, and Quebec cover roughly 86.5% of the Canadian population. I live in Calgary which has a population equal to that of Manitoba and larger than Saskatchewan which are the 5th and 6th most populated provinces. It’s hard to argue this cast isn’t a fair representation of the Canadian population. You’re clearly just looking for something to bitch about.

Why is this "bitching".
It's a fair statement. They found a guy in Banff, and several other small communities, but manage year after year to miss out on Prairie major centers. They have in the past had several contestants from the East Coast even though they are small in population...

Oh I forgot, Alberta matters most somehow in our Canadian Nation. Silly me

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by DrunkerThanMoses

https://www.bigbrothercanada.ca/houseguests/



Meet the housemates of season 9

Where can we watch this series ( uk) ?


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[kingston]

Originally Posted by Mokka

Why is this "bitching".
It's a fair statement. They found a guy in Banff, and several other small communities, but manage year after year to miss out on Prairie major centers. They have in the past had several contestants from the East Coast even though they are small in population...

Oh I forgot, Alberta matters most somehow in our Canadian Nation. Silly me

I have no idea how it’s not... Obviously 100% representation is unrealistic. Complaining about a percentage of 13.5% is just ridiculous.

Also I never claimed Alberta was superior... I merely compared the population of a single city to that of two provinces. It’s pretty obvious why as a bigger population obviously allows for a larger pool of potential candidates.

Also at the end of the day if we’re looking at diversity in casting there are much better and more important options in terms of criteria than location.

[Mandie]

Originally Posted by kingston

Alberta, BC, Ontario, and Quebec cover roughly 86.5% of the Canadian population. I live in Calgary which has a population equal to that of Manitoba and larger than Saskatchewan which are the 5th and 6th most populated provinces. It’s hard to argue this cast isn’t a fair representation of the Canadian population. You’re clearly just looking for something to bitch about.

I'm not bitching, just stating my option. I wish the cast was more spread out. I've lived in 4 different provinces and they don't all act the same. I have no issue with some provinces having more representation but it's always the exact same places.

[Mandie]

Originally Posted by kingston

I have no idea how it’s not... Obviously 100% representation is unrealistic. Complaining about a percentage of 13.5% is just ridiculous.

Also I never claimed Alberta was superior... I merely compared the population of a single city to that of two provinces. It’s pretty obvious why as a bigger population obviously allows for a larger pool of potential candidates.

Also at the end of the day if we’re looking at diversity in casting there are much better and more important options in terms of criteria than location.

Again not looking for a fight, perhaps the issue is more that the smaller provinces/territories don't put themselves out there like the larger cities. I can honestly that say that I knew an equal amount of "out there", "unique", "quirky" people living on the East Coast as I did in Toronto. I never asked for 100% representation - that's just asking for a boring cast.

[kingston]

Originally Posted by Mandie

I'm not bitching, just stating my option. I wish the cast was more spread out. I've lived in 4 different provinces and they don't all act the same. I have no issue with some provinces having more representation but it's always the exact same places.

As I’ve stated above if we’re going to speak about diversity in casting location is least important. 86.5% of the country’s population is represented which is more than fair. If location is the only topic you can find to be opinionated about in this cast production have clearly done their job.

[kingston]

Big Brother Canada 9 contestant Ethan Quance will be replaced

Following his casting on Big Brother Canada 9 earlier this week, serious allegations began to surface around one contestant in Ethan Quance. These included allegations of racism, assault, and also a video of him saying a homophobic slur online.

So after much of this information surfaced online, it led to a big question: What would production do to resolve this? Would they pay attention to the social-media revelations? We now have an answer to this, and it is a defiant yes. In a series of posts on Twitter, the show confirmed that “this individual will be replaced ahead of the season premiere.” This means that there is likely an alternate houseguest that can be chosen — alternates are often available this early in the process.

While the series does not explicitly name Ethan as the person removed, he was the only contestant in the cast discussed within the context we are speaking of today. His removal from the cast sends a message that Big Brother Canada as a series is intent on focusing on people without a history of problematic comments or allegations — they want the focus to remain on the game. Do we still have questions about how certain contestants fall through the cracks and aren’t identified earlier? Absolutely we do, and the same goes with much of reality TV in general. (Look at The Bachelor this season for an example.)

Ultimately, though, we applaud Big Brother Canada now for doing the right thing, and understanding that concerns such as the ones surrounding Ethan need to be taken seriously. They clearly want to avoid some of the controversial situations that we’ve seen on other seasons of this franchise.

Big Brother Canada 9 will premiere on Global on Wednesday, March 3.

https://cartermatt.com/431558/big-br...-replaced/amp/

[LemonJam]

Lmao @ the replacement being almost a clone : love: makes you wonder if there's an alternate for every houseguest so their archetype gets filled.

[Zizu]

Where are you guys watching this ?

( channel )


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[kingston]

Originally Posted by Zizu

( channel )

Global TV

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by kingston

Global TV

Sorry I have no idea what that is nor where to find it !


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[LemonJam]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Sorry I have no idea what that is nor where to find it !


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Hey Zizu; it's on Global TV which isn't available in the UK, but when I find a link for the first episode remind me and I'll shoot it through to you. (Make sure you have an adblocker turned on)