Rogers $1M Season of Canada’s Got Talent

Top Performances from Tonight’s Episode on Citytv

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TORONTO, April 09, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) --

Key moments from tonight’s episode of Canada’s Got Talent, include:

• STEVE GOODTIME (Holland Landing, ON) performed for the judges using a home-made orchestra of soda cans and corn dogs, creating a new genre of music unlike anything we’ve heard before.
• BRIAR NOLET (Oakville, ON) performed an emotional dance routine that resulted in a standing ovation from the audience; Howie stated, “That was worthy of a million dollar season here on Canada’s Got Talent”.
• FRANCOIS OUIMET (Montreal, QC) transformed into a human violin to play music for the judges.
• Former American Idol contestant RACHEL CHIU (Vancouver, BC) brought her talents home to the Canada’s Got Talent stage. She sang, played piano, and incorporated the mouth trumpet into her jazz performance, leading Kardi to exclaim, “That is something that I personally haven’t seen before, and I thought it was amazing”.
• 15-year-old JADE MATHIEU (Longueuil, QC) has been singing for as long as she can remember. Hoping to inspire other autistic teens across Canada, Jade was initially shy as she took to the stage, but her performance had Howie hitting the golden buzzer.
• MAGGIE THE GOALIE (Tracadie, NB), a dog with incredible goaltending skills, showcased her ability to keep a hockey puck from getting into the net.
• Taxi driver-turned-musician HAROLD BUTLER (St. Johns, NF) played the spoons to some techno music, leaving the judges wanting more.
• Professional chef WALLACE WONG (Mississauga, ON) set a new Guinness World Record by cutting as many carrots as he could in 30 seconds while blindfolded.
• Dance duo MARIE-JOSEE AND JASON (Montreal, QC) told an impactful story through their dance routine that brought Trish to tears; she said, “It was an absolutely, breath-taking, spectacular, incredible performance”.