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词条 The Amazing Race Canada 6
释义

  1. Production

     Development  Casting  Programming  Marketing 

  2. Results

  3. Episode title quotes

  4. Prizes

  5. Race summary

     Leg 1 (British Columbia)  Leg 2 (British Columbia → Yukon)  Leg 3 (Yukon → British Columbia)  Leg 4 (British Columbia → Indonesia)  Leg 5 (Indonesia → Ontario)  Leg 6 (Ontario)  Leg 7 (Ontario → Manitoba)  Leg 8 (Manitoba → Prince Edward Island)  Leg 9 (Prince Edward Island → Mexico)  Leg 10 (Mexico → New Brunswick)  Leg 11 (New Brunswick → Alberta) 

  6. Ratings

  7. References

  8. External links

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The sixth season of The Amazing Race Canada (also known as The Amazing Race Canada: Heroes Edition[1]) is a reality game show based on the American series The Amazing Race. It features ten teams of two consisting of everyday Canadian heroes.[2] The grand prize includes: a {{CAD|250000}} cash payout, a "once-in-a-lifetime" trip for two around the world, and a 2018 Chevrolet Traverse Redline for each.[2] For the sixth year in a row, Jon Montgomery returned as the host.

The season premiered on July 3, 2018.[3]

Engaged couple Courtney Berglind and Adam Kovacs were the winners of this season.[4] They are the first male/female team to win The Amazing Race Canada.

Production

Development

On October 12, 2017, CTV announced that the show was renewed for its sixth season.[5]

Filming of The Amazing Race Canada 6 began on April 23, 2018, when the show's Facebook page broadcast the start of the Race during its first of six "Jon on the Road: Presented by Chevrolet Facebook Live",[6] which featured Devon Soltendieck of etalk interviewing host Jon Montgomery at the starting line, Hatley Gardens in Colwood, British Columbia, before the Race commenced.[7] The five subsequent livestreams featured Jon during filming of the Race offering hints about destinations on the racecourse.

This season's visit to Fredericton, New Brunswick meant that all 13 of Canada's provincial and territorial capitals have been featured at least once in the six seasons of the Canadian Race.

Season 5 winners Sam Lambert and Paul Mitskopoulos were the local Pit Stop greeters of Leg 6 in their hometown of Toronto.

During the airing of the episode for Leg 10, a message in white on a black background ("Dedicated to the people of Fredericton, New Brunswick") indirectly recognized that the Fredericton shooting had occurred since the filming of the leg and prior to the episode airing.

This was the first season of The Amazing Race Canada to place the Leg 4 and Leg 6 U-Turn boards at their Detour decision points rather than after the Detours. This was also the first season of the Canadian Race that did not visit the province of Quebec.

Casting

The cast included Olympic bronze medalist in skeleton Mellisa Hollingsworth.

Marketing

Chevrolet continued sponsoring the show and was the sole sponsor of the Facebook Live events.[1] Canadian Tire's outfitter brand Woods also continued their sponsorship from the previous season. New sponsors are Alcon Dailies contact lenses, Dempster's Bakery, Royal Canadian Legion and SkipTheDishes.[8]

Results

The following teams participated in the Race, each listed along with their placements in each leg and relationships as identified by the program. Note that this table is not necessarily reflective of all content broadcast on television, owing to the inclusion or exclusion of some data. Placements are listed in finishing order:

TeamRelationshipHero StatusPosition (by leg)Roadblocks
12345⋐6⋑{{orange (color)>+89{{orange (color)>+11
Courtney & AdamEngagedFirst Responders8th7th6th7th3|3}}⊃}}5th2nd4th3rd1stCourtney 7, Adam 6
Taylor & CourtneySiblingsRCMP Officers5th3rd1st5th1st1st1st3rd3rd1st2ndTaylor 7, Courtney 6
Dylan & KwameFriendsFootball Coaches4th5th5th3rd3|3}}5th4th5th1st2nd3rdDylan 7, Kwame 6
Martina & PhilSiblingsVolunteers7th6th4th⊂}}3|3}}3rd2nd4th2nd4th}}{{orange (color)|–}}Martina 6, Phil 5
Nancy & MellisaTeammatesElite Athletes2nd2ndε}}{{ref|2|2}}⊃}}5th2nd6th}}{{orange (color)|–}}1st5th}}Nancy 5, Mellisa 5
Leanne & MarTeammatesMentors1st4thε}}{{ref|1|1}}1st3|3}}4th3rd6th}}{{ref|4|4}}Leanne 4, Mar 5
Zainab & MonicaCo-Workers/FriendsRCN Sailors6th9th}}7th⋑}}7th7th}}{{brown|⊂}}Zainab 3, Monica 4
Todd & AnnaDatingAdvocates3rd1stε}}{{ref|1|1}}8th}}{{cyan|⋐}}Todd 3, Anna 2
Joseph & AkashFriendsVolunteers9th8th9th}}Joseph 2, Akash 2
Chewy & HappyBest FriendsRetired RCAF Pilots10th}}Chewy 1, Happy 1
  • A {{red|red}} team placement means the team was eliminated.
  • An {{blue|underlined blue}} team's placement indicates that the team came in last on a non-elimination leg and had to perform a Speed Bump during the next leg of the race.
  • An underlined leg number indicates that there was no mandatory rest period at the Pit Stop and all teams were ordered to continue racing. The first place team was still awarded a prize on that leg. An underlined team's placement indicates that that team came in last on a "continue racing" leg and were not eliminated.
  • A {{purple|purple ε}} indicates that the team had previously found an Express Pass and used it on that leg.
  • A {{brown|brown ⊃}} or a {{cyan|cyan ⋑}} indicates that the team chose to use one of the two U-Turns in a Double U-Turn, respectively; {{brown|⊂}} or {{cyan|⋐}} indicates the team who received it. If {{cyan|⋐}}{{cyan|⋑}} is next to a leg number, it indicates that the second U-Turn was not used.
  • An {{orange (color)|orange +}} next to a leg number indicates that there was a Face Off on that leg of the race, while an {{orange (color)|orange −}} indicates the team that lost the Face Off and received a pre-determined time penalty.
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  1. {{note|1}} Two teams who found an Express Pass in Leg 2 − Todd & Anna and Leanne & Mar − chose to use theirs to bypass the pie-eating task in Leg 3.
  2. {{note|2}} Nancy & Melissa chose to use the Express Pass they found in Leg 2 to bypass the fairy doors search task in Leg 3.
  3. {{note|3}} Four teams (Martina & Phil, Courtney & Adam, Dylan & Kwame and Leanne & Mar) were unable to check into the Pit Stop as they had stepped on the Pit Stop mat without their backpacks, and were told to go back to retrieve them before being allowed to check-in. Only the placement for Martina & Phil was affected; dropping them from 2nd to 3rd place.
  4. {{note|4}} Leanne & Mar initially arrived 4th, but were issued a 2-hour penalty when a severe onset of claustrophobia prevented Leanne from completing the zombie paintball challenge. The last two teams trailing them (Martina & Phil and Dylan & Kwame) checked-in during the penalty time, dropping them to last place and resulting in their elimination.
{{refend}}

Episode title quotes

Episode titles are often taken from quotes made by the racers.

  1. "Just a Beaver Hero" – Courtney (of Courtney & Adam)
  2. "Fiddler's Fart" – Nancy
  3. "Sounds Like a Wild Boar" – Zainab
  4. "Just Suck My Blood Please" – Mar
  5. "You Gotta Whip That Cream" – Martina
  6. "Smells Like Sweat and Fun" – Dylan
  7. "Poodle Time" – Dylan
  8. "Those Zombies Are Honing In On Us" – Nancy
  9. "The Battle of the Two Courtney's" – Courtney (of Taylor & Courtney)
  10. "The Plan Is Simple. Win!" – Kwame
  11. "The Summer of Heroes" – Producer Named

Prizes

The prize for each leg is awarded to the first place team for that leg.

  • Leg 1 – A trip for two to Tokyo, Japan
  • Leg 2 – A trip for two to the South of France
    • Klondike Campsite Set Up Challenge – {{CAD|5,000|link=no}} from Woods. Awarded to Todd & Anna.
  • Leg 3 – A trip for two to Boston, Massachusetts
  • Leg 4 – A trip for two to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
  • Leg 5 – A trip for two to London, England
  • Leg 6 – A trip for two to Hong Kong and {{CAD|5,000|link=no}} from Dempster's Bakery donated to a Food Bank in their community
  • Leg 7 – A trip for two to New York City, New York
  • Leg 8 – A trip for two to Istanbul, Turkey
  • Leg 9 – A trip for two to Sydney, Australia
  • Leg 10 – A trip for two to Buenos Aires, Argentina
  • Leg 11 – A {{CAD|250000}} cash payout, a "once-in-a-lifetime" trip for two around the world, and a 2018 Chevrolet Traverse Redline for each team member

Race summary

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Leg 1 (British Columbia)

Airdate: July 3, 2018

  • Colwood, British Columbia {{flagicon|British Columbia}} Canada {{flagicon|CAN}} (Hatley Park National Historic Site – Hatley Gardens) (Starting Line)
  • {{TAR travel|ferry}} Swartz Bay (Swartz Bay Ferry Terminal) to Delta (Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal)
  • Squamish (Sea-to-Sky Gondola – Panorama Trail) {{TAR clue|Roadblock|Who wants to save a beaver?}}
  • Squamish (Squamish Days Loggers' Sports Festival) {{TAR clue|Roadblock|Who's ready to log on?}}
  • Squamish (Darrell Bay)
  • Britannia Beach (Britannia Mine Museum – Mill No.3) {{TAR clue|Pit Stop Canada|1}}

In the first Roadblock of the Race, one team member had to ride a zip-line to a net suspended high above the Mamquam Valley. With a bungee cord, they then had to jump from the net to grab a plush beaver toy and exchange it for their next clue. If they missed, they had to wait at the back of the line to try again.

In the second Roadblock of this leg, the team member who didn't perform the first Roadblock had to participate in a loggersports activity by climbing an {{convert|80|ft|m}} pole, with the aid of spurs and a harness, to retrieve their next clue at the top.

Additional tasks
  • At the starting line, teams first had to search the grounds around Hatley Castle to find their backpacks with their first clue.
  • At the Sea-to-Sky Gondola, teams had to sign for one of 5 gondolas to the top of the mountain, where they found the clue for the first Roadblock.
  • At Darrell Bay, teams had to put on wetsuits and steer a paddleboard toward 20 buoys floating in the bay, each tied to a trap containing a live crab below. They had to choose a trap, pull it up, then return to shore with it to have the crab measured. If the crab was regulation size, they received their next clue.
Additional information
  • In a parking lot outside Hatley Castle, each team found a 2018 Chevrolet Cruze hatchback, which served as transportation on this leg.
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Leg 2 (British Columbia → Yukon)

Airdate: July 10, 2018

  • {{TAR travel|flight}} Vancouver (Vancouver International Airport) to Dawson City, Yukon {{flagicon|Yukon}} (Dawson City Airport)
  • Dawson City (Dredge No. 4)
  • Dawson City (Bank of British North America) {{TAR clue|Express Pass}}
  • {{TAR clue|Detour|Dance|Chance}} Dawson City (Palace Grand Theatre or Diamond Tooth Gertie's Gambling Hall)
  • Dawson City (Midnight Dome) {{TAR clue|Pit Stop Canada|2}}

The first Detour of the Race was a choice between Dance or Chance. In Dance, teams travelled to the Palace Grand Theatre. After donning burlesque costumes, team would watch a can-can performance. Teams would then join the performers on stage and would perform the dance. When teams performed the can-can to the satisfaction of the judge, they would receive their next clue. In Chance, teams travelled to Diamond Tooth Gertie's Gambling Hall and had to watch a round of blackjack. After observing the round, team members would then assume the role of dealer, and each member had to deal out a hand to casino patrons and properly pay out casino chips. If teams made a mistake, then they would have to go to the back of the line and wait for another attempt. When each team member successfully dealt a round of blackjack, the pit boss would give teams their next clue.

Additional tasks
  • After arriving at Dawson City Airport, each team found a parked 2018 Chevrolet Silverado "High Country Edition" truck, which served as transportation for the rest of this leg, and had to load a tent and camping supplies from Race sponsor Woods into their truck. Teams then drove to Dredge No. 4 and had to assemble a campsite that matched an example setup. When teams correctly assembled their campsite, they would receive their next clue. In addition, the team that assembled their campsite the fastest would win a $5,000 prize from Woods. Todd & Anna won this prize.
  • At the Bank of British North America, teams received a global positioning system receiver with nine pre-programmed destinations. Teams had to search Dawson City to find one gold coin at each of five different locations: the SS Keno, the George Mercer Dawson commemorative plaque near the Yukon Hotel, the Robert W. Service Cabin, the Red Feather Saloon, and the Clapp and Jones Steamer at the Dawson City Firefighter Museum. Teams could also find an Express Pass at three different locations: the Former Post Office, the Dänojà Zho Cultural Centre, and the Hillside Cemetery. One location, the Commissioner's Residence, had neither a coin nor an Express Pass. After finding the five coins, teams had to return to the Bank of British North America to exchange their coins for their next clue.

Leg 3 (Yukon → British Columbia)

Airdate: July 17, 2018

  • {{TAR travel|flight}} Dawson City (Dawson City Airport) to Vancouver, British Columbia {{flagicon|British Columbia}} (Vancouver International Airport)
  • {{TAR travel|flight}} (Seaplane) Vancouver (Burrard Inlet – Vancouver Harbour Air Terminal) to Ganges, Salt Spring Island (Ganges Harbour)[9] {{TAR clue|Speed Bump|Taste and identify eight different salts}}
  • Ganges ([https://saltspringmarket.com/ Salt Spring Saturday Market])[9]
  • Mount Erskine Provincial Park (Mount Erskine Access Trail – Fairy Doors)
  • {{TAR travel|ferry}} Vesuvius (Vesuvius Ferry Terminal) to Crofton, Vancouver Island (Crofton Ferry Terminal)
  • {{TAR clue|Roadblock|Who's good with numbers?}} Duncan ([https://islandmotorsportcircuit.com/ Vancouver Island Motorsport Circuit])
  • Duncan (Pacific Northwest Raptors) {{TAR clue|Roadblock|Who's ready to tie the knot?}}
  • Shawnigan Lake (Kinsol Trestle) {{TAR clue|Pit Stop Canada|3}}

For their Speed Bump, Zainab & Monica had to correctly identify eight flavour-infused fleur de sel samples before they could continue racing. In the first Roadblock of this leg, one team member had to complete a full lap in a 2018 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport convertible around the Vancouver Island Motorsport Circuit within three minutes, without exceeding {{convert|80|kph|mph}} to receive their next clue.

In the second Roadblock of this leg, the team member who didn't perform the first Roadblock had to observe a silent demonstration of how to tie a falconer's knot. Then, a live raptor was placed on their arm while wearing a protective glove, and they had to correctly tie the leash of their bird using a falconer's knot to a metal loop attached to their glove within fifteen seconds to receive their next clue.

Additional tasks
  • At Salt Spring Saturday Market, each team had to eat two whole blueberry pies. Once finished, they were given keys to 2018 Chevrolet Bolt EV hatchbacks containing their next clue; these served as transportation for the rest of this leg.
  • At Mount Erskine Access Trail, teams had to search through the park's ten fairy doors to find their next clue hidden behind three of the doors.

Leg 4 (British Columbia → Indonesia)

Airdate: July 24, 2018

  • {{TAR travel|flight}} Victoria (Victoria International Airport) to Jakarta, Indonesia {{flagicon|IDN}} (Soekarno-Hatta International Airport)
  • West Jakarta (Old City – Fatahillah Square)
  • North Jakarta (Sunda Kelapa Harbour)
  • South Jakarta (Kebayoran Baru – Barito Bird Market) {{TAR clue|U-Turn|double=yes|blind=yes|Nancy & Mellisa|Martina & Phil|Zainab & Monica|Todd & Anna}}
  • {{TAR clue|Detour|Ular|Kebaya}} South Jakarta (Langsat Park or Mayestik Market) {{id icon}}
  • South Jakarta (Kebayoran Baru – Bulungan Theatre Building) {{TAR clue|Roadblock|Who thinks they are handy?}}
  • Central Jakarta (Merdeka Square overlooking the National Monument) {{TAR clue|Pit Stop Canada|4}}

This leg's Detour was a choice between Ular or Kebaya. In Ular, teams had to find a snake handler within Langsat Park, choose a container, and completely clean the snake inside. Once approved, they then moved to a medical station where each team member had to attach a leech to their partner's arm and let it suck their blood for five minutes, after which they received their next clue. In Kebaya, teams had to find a marked sewing stall in Mayestik Market. Using a sewing machine, they had to sew two panels of fabric and then, sew each panel to the underside of the lapels on the women's blazer known as a kebaya to receive their next clue.

In this leg's Roadblock, one team member had to perform the Saman dance. After dressing in costume, they had to learn and correctly perform a series of complex hand and body movements in sync with a group of dancers on stage to receive their next clue.

Additional tasks
  • Upon arrival in Fatahillah Square, teams had to sign up for one of three departure times the next morning. They then had to watch a traditional welcoming performance by dancers in Ondel-ondel costumes to receive their next clue.
  • At Pelabuhan Sunda Kelapa, teams had to carry durians by hand from a truck and onto a pinisi until they filled a crate to receive their next clue.

Leg 5 (Indonesia → Ontario)

Airdate: July 31, 2018

  • {{TAR travel|flight}} Jakarta (Soekarno–Hatta International Airport) to Toronto, Ontario {{flagicon|Ontario}}, Canada (Toronto Pearson International Airport)
  • Ingersoll (CAMI Automotive Assembly Plant)
  • Stratford (Festival Theatre) {{TAR clue|Roadblock|Who wants a fighting chance?}}
  • {{TAR clue|Detour|Pedal|Package}} Stratford (Avon River – Avon Boat Rentals or [https://www.rheothompson.com/ Rhéo Thompson Candies])
  • Stratford (Stratford City Hall – "[https://queenofthesquare.ca/ Queen of the Square]") {{TAR clue|Pit Stop Canada|5}}

In this leg's Roadblock, one team member had to dress in Elizabethan costume, then learn and act out a sword fighting duel scene, ending with the racer's "death"; if performed convincingly, they would receive their next clue.

This leg's Detour was a choice between Pedal or Package. In Pedal, teams had to use a paddle boat to navigate part of the Avon River in Stratford to find and collect six illustrated cards. When placed in the correct order, the pieces would form a rebus that encoded the words "Queen of the Square". In Package, teams traveled to Rhéo Thompson Candies, where they had to correctly assemble and package ten boxes of assorted mint chocolates and ten boxes of assorted jelly candies to receive their next clue, which only read "Queen of the Square".

Additional tasks
  • Upon arrival in Toronto, teams were instructed to travel to the place where the Chevrolet Equinox crossover SUV is assembled in Ontario. They were left to figure out that this referred to CAMI Automotive in Ingersoll and not the Chevrolet assembly plants located in Oshawa and St. Catharines, Ontario. Once there, they found a sign-up board to determine the order they would be admitted the next morning, in five-minute intervals. They then had to watch a silent demonstration and follow the nineteen steps to correctly assemble one Equinox front door to receive their next clue.
  • The clues following the Detour only told teams to find "Queen of the Square"; teams had to figure out that this was a cinema that holds film screenings inside Stratford's city hall auditorium. Teams would then find Jon Montgomery and the Pit Stop mat inside.
Additional information
  • After arriving at Toronto Pearson International Airport, each team found a parked 2018 Chevrolet Equinox "True North Edition" containing their next clue; these served as transportation for the rest of this leg and the first part of Leg 6.

Leg 6 (Ontario)

Airdate: August 7, 2018

  • Toronto (Toronto City Hall – East Tower Observation Deck)
  • Toronto (Yonge–Dundas Square) {{TAR clue|Roadblock|Who’s ready to spark up this Roadblock?}}
  • {{TAR travel|train}}(TTC Subway) Toronto (Dundas Station) to (Lansdowne Station)
  • Toronto (The Monkey's Paw) {{TAR clue|U-Turn|double=yes|Courtney & Adam|Zainab & Monica|used2=no}}
  • {{TAR clue|Detour|Walk the Part|Latte Art}} Toronto ([https://www.elconventorico.com/ El Convento Rico] or Versus Coffee)
  • Toronto ([https://northyorkharvest.com/ North York Harvest Food Bank])
  • Toronto (Ireland Park) {{TAR clue|Pit Stop Canada|6}}

In this leg's Roadblock, one team member had to choose a 2018 Chevrolet Spark and load it with a variety of provided household items, without putting any in the passenger seat and not obstructing vision through the rear-view mirror. Then, using the backup camera, they had to reverse the vehicle through a slalom course without knocking over any cones to park within a marked space. Once completed, they contacted the OnStar service to be told their next destination.

This leg's Detour was a choice between Walk the Part or Latte Art. In Walk the Part, teams had to dress in colourful costumes, then learn and correctly perform a Vogue routine with a dance troupe in front of an audience to receive their next clue. In Latte Art, teams as baristas had to prepare two cups of latte, then re-create a leaf pattern of latte art in the foam using food coloring and proper pouring technique. Once both were approved, they received their next clue.

Additional tasks
  • Upon arrival in Toronto, teams traveled to City Hall, where they had to make their way up to the observation deck on the 27th floor of the east tower and search for a red and yellow Race flag on the roof of a building at their next destination – Yonge–Dundas Square.
  • The clue given via OnStar after the Roadblock instructed teams to only travel via TTC Subway to The Monkey's Paw bookstore. Here, they received a token to insert into the Biblio-mat, a book vending machine. They would find their next clue inside the dispensed book. At this location, they would also find the Double U-Turn board.
  • At North York Harvest Food Bank, teams had to choose a list of various bread products donated by Race sponsor Dempster's Bakery. They had to pack the specified quantities of each product into red boxes. Once complete and verified as correct, they received their next clue.

Leg 7 (Ontario → Manitoba)

Airdate: August 14, 2018

  • {{TAR travel|flight}} Toronto (Toronto Pearson International Airport) to Winnipeg, Manitoba {{flagicon|Manitoba}} (Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport)
  • Winnipeg (The Forks – Canadian Museum for Human Rights)
  • {{TAR clue|Detour|Tights|Bites}} Winnipeg (Royal Winnipeg Ballet or SkipTheDishes Headquarters)
  • Winnipeg (Royal Canadian Legion St. James Branch #4) (Face Off)
  • Winnipeg (The Forks – The Forks Market) {{TAR clue|Roadblock|Who wants to have a ball?}}
  • Winnipeg (Assiniboine Park – Leo Mol Sculpture Garden) {{TAR clue|Pit Stop Canada|7}}

This leg's Detour was a choice between Tights or Bites. In Tights, teams made their way to the Royal Winnipeg Ballet. After donning ballet attire, teams had to learn and properly perform the Danse des petits cygnes from Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake to the judge's satisfaction to receive their next clue. In Bites, teams made their way to Race sponsor SkipTheDishes' Winnipeg logistics headquarters and were given two food orders on the company's mobile app. After picking up the food from the affiliated restaurants, teams had to deliver the food to the correct addresses. If teams received two positive reviews, they would then receive their next clue.

In this leg's Roadblock, one team member had to learn how to perform the three cups and balls magic trick and how to make a dog balloon animal. When they successfully performed the trick and made a balloon animal in front of a crowd, they would receive their next clue.

Additional tasks
  • At the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, teams were presented with eighteen different quotations from human rights leaders. Searching the museum, teams had to find the person associated with each quotation. When teams matched each quotation to the correct person, they would receive their next clue.
  • After the Detour, teams traveled to the St. James Branch #4 of the Royal Canadian Legion for the first Face Off of the season. Teams competed against each other in a game of darts, in which teams had to hit all twenty sections of a dartboard with their darts. If a team member was able to hit the bullseye, they could remove any two sections from their dartboard. The first team that struck all twenty sections won their next clue, while the loser had to wait for another team. The last team remaining at the Face Off had to turn over an hourglass and wait out a time penalty before moving on.
Additional information
  • At Toronto Pearson International Airport, teams had to purchase tickets on one of two available flights, each carrying three teams, to Winnipeg.
  • After arriving at Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport, each team found a parked 2018 Chevrolet Colorado ZR2 truck containing their next clue; these served as transportation for the rest of this leg.

Leg 8 (Manitoba → Prince Edward Island)

Airdate: August 21, 2018

  • {{TAR travel|flight}} Winnipeg (Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport) to Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island {{flagicon|Prince Edward Island}} (Charlottetown Airport)
  • Charlottetown (Beaconsfield Historic House)
    • {{TAR clue|Speed Bump|Give two haircuts}} Charlottetown (The Humble Barber)
  • New London (The Table Culinary Studio) {{TAR clue|Roadblock|Who has a way with words?}}
  • {{TAR clue|Detour|Suds|Spuds}} Brackley Beach (The Great Canadian Soap Company) or North Rustico (Blue Bay Farms)
  • Cavendish ([https://www.playcrossfirepei.com/ Crossfire Adventure Paintball])
  • Cavendish (Cavendish Beach) {{TAR clue|Pit Stop Canada|8}}

For their Speed Bump, Nancy & Mellisa had to cut the hair of two women, who would donate their hair to the Canadian Cancer Society, before they could continue racing. In this leg's Roadblock, one team member had to unscramble the words of four courses on a menu and serve the dishes to a restaurant patron to receive their next clue.

This leg's Detour was a choice between Suds and Spuds. In Suds, teams had to travel to The Great Canadian Soap Company and milk a goat to a specified amount. Then, teams had to identify ten uniquely-scented soaps by smell only to receive their next clue. In Spuds, teams had to travel to Blue Bay Farms and till a section of a field to create four rows. Teams had to properly cut and then plant potatoes, each containing an eye and spaced a hoe's width (4 to 5 inches, or 10 to 13 cm) apart, in their rows to receive their next clue.

Additional tasks
  • At Beaconsfield Historic House, teams were directed to find three of nine Eckhart mice located throughout downtown Charlottetown. Teams would find a miniature Race clue envelope that contained a piece of their next clue attached to the mice located at the Victoria Row arch, the Confederation Centre of the Arts box office, and the Merchantman Fresh Seafood & Oyster Bar.
  • After finding the three miniature clues, teams were only instructed to drive to the intersection of Route 6 and Grahams Road.
  • At Crossfire Adventure Paintball, teams had to search a paintball course for their next clue while attempting to avoid zombies firing paintball guns. Teams had to wait out a one-minute penalty for each paintball hit they took.
Additional information
  • After arriving at Charlottetown Airport, each team found a parked 2018 Chevrolet Volt; these served as transportation for the rest of this leg.

Leg 9 (Prince Edward Island → Mexico)

Airdate: August 28, 2018

  • {{TAR travel|flight}} Charlottetown (Charlottetown Airport) to Mexico City, Mexico {{flagicon|MEX}} (Benito Juárez International Airport)
  • Mexico City (Plaza de la República – Monumento a la Revolución)
  • Mexico City (Frontón México) {{TAR clue|Roadblock|Who wants to live the hi-life?}}
  • {{TAR clue|Detour|Mercado|Muertos}} Mexico City (Iztapalapa – Central de Abasto or Jardín del Centenario – Fuente de los Coyotes)
  • Mexico City (Cuauhtémoc – La Condesa Neighborhood)
  • Mexico City (Alameda Central overlooking Palacio de Bellas Artes) {{TAR clue|Pit Stop Canada|9}}

In this leg's Roadblock, one team member had to serve a ball in jai alai. Using a wicker scoop called a cesta, they had to hurl a ball so that it hit the back wall and landed between the third and fifth lines to receive their next clue. Team members would only have three throws per attempt.

This leg's Detour was a choice between Mercado and Muertos. In Mercado, teams had to search Central de Abasto, the world's largest market, for four marked stalls and purchase cilantro, green chili peppers, onions, tomatoes, and limes. Then, teams had to combine their ingredients to make pico de gallo to receive their next clue. In Muertos, each team member had to select a Day of the Dead calavera design and had to perfectly paint their design onto their partner's face to receive their next clue.

Additional tasks
  • At Monumento a la Revolución, teams had to ride the elevator to the top of the monument. There, teams received a video message on a tablet computer from their loved ones, who would inform them of their next destination: Frontón México.
  • In La Condesa, each team member had to choose one of four characters to play, then memorize a telenovela script written entirely in Mexican Spanish. Teams then had to perform in a dramatic scene to the satisfaction of the director to receive their next clue.

Leg 10 (Mexico → New Brunswick)

Airdate: September 4, 2018

  • {{TAR travel|flight}} Mexico City (Benito Juárez International Airport) to Fredericton, New Brunswick {{flagicon|New Brunswick}}, Canada (Fredericton International Airport)
  • Fredericton (Garrison District – Officers' Square and City Hall)
  • {{TAR clue|Detour|Fit|Fly}} Oromocto (CFB Gagetown)
  • Fredericton (University of New Brunswick – Lady Beaverbrook Gymnasium) (Face Off)
  • {{TAR clue|Roadblock|Who thinks a picture is worth at least one word?}} Fredericton (Beaverbrook Art Gallery)
  • Fredericton (Government House) {{TAR clue|Pit Stop Canada|10}}

This leg's Detour was a choice between Fit and Fly, both had a limit of 2 stations. In Fit, one team member at a time had to memorize and complete four fitness test exercises including twenty meter rushes, sandbag lifts, intermittent loaded shuttles, and a sandbag drag. If teams could correctly complete the exercises in a combined time of less than eighteen minutes, they would then receive their next clue. In Fly, teams had to operate a Griffon helicopter flight simulator. They had to navigate a simulation of Downtown Montreal and successfully land on the roof of the Bell Centre in under five minutes to receive their next clue.

In this leg's Roadblock, one team member had to listen to six questions from a Wolastoqiyik elder in Wolastoqey about six Wolastoqiyik paintings inside the Beaverbrook Art Gallery. Team members had to find out which painting corresponded to which question by observing the paintings' English and Wolastoqey descriptions and had to respond to the questions with the correct Wolastoqey painting title to receive their next clue.

Additional tasks
  • At Officers' Square, teams had to watch a changing of the guard ceremony, then watch a seemingly-similar ceremony at City Hall; both performed by members of The Royal Canadian Regiment. Teams had to spot the one difference between the two ceremonies (the ceremonial guard at Officers' Square take one extra step) and tell the commander to receive their next clue.
  • After the Detour, teams travelled to the Lady Beaverbrook Gymnasium, where they found the final Face Off of the season. Teams competed against each other in a game of 3-on-3 fifteen minute wheelchair basketball using half the court. Each team would receive one additional player who could pass but could not block or score. The team with the most points after fifteen minutes would receive their next clue, while the loser had to wait for another team. The last team remaining at the Face Off had to turn over an hourglass and wait out a time penalty before moving on.

Leg 11 (New Brunswick → Alberta)

Airdate: September 11, 2018

  • {{TAR travel|flight}} Fredericton (Fredericton International Airport) to Calgary, Alberta {{flagicon|Alberta}} (Calgary International Airport)
  • Calgary (Calgary International Airport – Airport Traffic Control Tower) {{TAR clue|Roadblock|Who likes to play it by ear?}}
  • {{TAR travel|flight}} (Helicopter) Calgary (Calgary International Airport – Apron 2) to Canmore (Alpine Helicopters Inc.) via Kananaskis Country (Mount Fable)
  • Banff National Park (Sunshine Village) {{TAR clue|Roadblock|Who's top dog?}}
  • Banff (Banff National Park Administration Building and Banff Avenue)
  • Banff (Bow River)
  • Banff (Fairmont Banff Springs Golf Club – Tunnel Nine 5th Hole) {{TAR clue|Pit Stop Canada}}

In the first Roadblock of this leg, one team member had to enter an air traffic control simulation room and had to memorize, without taking notes, a thirty-second automatic terminal information service transmission containing meteorological information surrounding the airport. After memorizing the transmission, team members had to make their way to the top of the tower and had to correctly recite the transmission to the Nav Canada senior controller to receive their next clue.

In the final Roadblock of the Race, the team member who did not perform the first Roadblock had to participate in two winter sports. First, they would be harnessed to two dogs and had to ski two laps around a skijoring track. Then the team member had to complete the Slush Cup by sledding on a marked course down one of the resort's ski runs and across a pool of cold water to receive their next clue.

Additional tasks
  • Upon arrival in Calgary, teams had to search the airport for their next clue, located near the control tower.
  • After completing the first Roadblock, teams made their way to Apron 2 and took a helicopter ride to Mount Fable. Upon landing atop the mountain, they had to search for their next clue. Teams then took off again to land in Canmore at the helicopter company's home base to proceed by taxi to Sunshine Village in Banff.
  • At Banff National Park Administration Building, teams were directed to search ten marked stores along Banff Avenue to find at least two marked souvenirs that represented items or tasks they encountered from each of the 11 legs of the Race. Some legs were represented by more than two souvenirs. After finding the souvenirs, teams had to return to the Banff National Park Administration Building and place the souvenirs on a display in the proper order to receive their next clue.
Leg #LocationAssociated souvenirs
1SquamishStuffed Beaver toy, toy ferry boat, & plastic crab miniature
2YukonGold coin & Dawson City house scale model
3Gulf IslandsFairy doors, plastic blueberry pie slice, & sports car scale model
4JakartaFlag of Indonesia, National Monument scale model, & Ondel-ondel statuettes
5StratfordStratford City Hall postcard, plastic Elizabethan sword miniature, & car door scale model
6TorontoToy TTC Subway car, latte cup, & book
7WinnipegCups and balls magic equipment, CMHR scale model, Royal Canadian Legion badge, & dartboard trophy
8Prince Edward IslandEckhart mouse, Restaurant table and menu miniature, & zombie statuettes
9Mexico CityFlag of Mexico, Jai alai trophy, Monumento a la Revolución scale model, & Calavera
10FrederictonWolastoqiyik painting miniature, ceremonial guard statuette, & scale model basketball
11BanffToy Helicopter & stuffed Siberian Husky
  • After finding the souvenirs, teams had to ride a zip-line across the Bow River and then raft the river to the Fairmont Banff Springs Golf Club. Once there, teams had to find the Finish Line at the fifth hole of the nine-hole Tunnel Nine course (not the adjacent eighteen-hole course).

Ratings

Viewership includes initial date of viewing plus seven day DVR playback.

No.TitleAir dateViewers
(millions)		Weekly rankRef.
1"Just a Beaver Hero"July 3, 2018 1.771 1 [10]
2"Fiddler's Fart"July 10, 2018 1.600 2 [11]
3"Sounds Like a Wild Boar"July 17, 2018 1.814 1 [12]
4"Just Suck My Blood Please"July 24, 2018 1.769 1 [13]
5"You Gotta Whip That Cream"July 31, 2018 1.653 1 [14]
6"Smells Like Sweat and Fun"August 7, 2018 1.866 1 [15]
7"Poodle Time"August 14, 2018 1.894 1 [16]
8"Those Zombies Are Honing In On Us"August 21, 2018 1.942 1 [17]
9"The Battle of the Two Courtney's"August 28, 2018 1.793 1 [18]
10"The Plan Is Simple. Win!"September 4, 2018 1.901 1 [19]
11"The Summer of Heroes"September 11, 2018 1.989 1 [20]

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External links

  • {{official website|http://www.ctv.ca/TheAmazingRaceCanada}}
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