Original title
Canada's Next Top Model
Released
5/31/2006
Origin country
CA
Genre
Reality
Production companies
Temple Street Productions
Status
Ended
Number of seasons
3
Number of episodes
24
Canada's Next Top Model is a Canadian reality show in which female contestants compete for the title "Canada's Next Top Model" and a chance to start their career in the modeling industry. The winner receives a modeling contract from Elmer Olsen Modeling Agency, a $100,000 beauty contract from Procter & Gamble, and an editorial spread in Fashion magazine. CNTM is based on the successful American franchise America's Next Top Model. It is produced by Temple Street Productions in association with CTVglobemedia and CBS Paramount International TV. Three cycles have been produced and aired.
Canada's Next Top Model takes it first season on May 31, 2006 features a dynamic reality show format – the viewers not only witness an intense competition to find a top model but also the impact of the competition in the day-to-day lives of a diverse group of contestants. In the end, Andrea Muizelaar beat out her competition to become the first winner of "Canada's Next Top Model".
In the premiere episode of CNTM, the 10 finalist are introduced to Canada. Jay Manuel guest stars as the first guest judge, where he will be presenting the first challenge to the girls. Also, the first guest photographer on the first photo shoot is renowned Canadian Rock ‘n Roll Photographer Andrew MacNaughtan.
The initial happiness of the new move-in is beginning to wear off in the house. The traditional makeovers are given and some girls are less than pleased with the results. The girls have a photoshoot in a boxing ring and the fights are not only with boxing gloves on. The tension rises as the realization of the reality of the competition sets in and certain girls start to pick fights with each other.
After a lesson from runway coach Stacey McKenzie, the eight remaining contestants make their first public appearance, and one girl shows off more than the others. Also: Hollywood stylist Phillip Bloch shows up with a suprise.
Hollywood fitness guru Harley Pasternak surprises the girls with a grueling early morning workout; one model is pushed to the limit during a sexy photo shoot
The six remaining contestants face feared fashion journalist Michael Gross, who shares discomforting truths about the modeling industry with the girls. Then, it becomes every girl for herself during the first group photo shoot.
The five remaining supermodel wannabes get a surprise visit from runway coach and judge Stacey McKenzie. Also: the girls prepare for a beauty close-up
The four remaining contestants participate in a retro '80s-style photo shoot. The girls are then sent on “go-sees,” where they aren't given much time to impress potential clients.
In the first-season finale, the final three contestants face off for the $100,000 beauty contract. Tricia Helfer hosts. Jay Manuel returns as a guest.
Canada's Next Top Model, Cycle 2 began airing on May 30, 2007. Jay Manuel serves as the host after season 1 host Tricia Helfer left to pursue her acting career. Serving as judges are Jeanne Beker, who is the only returning judge from last season, Paul Alexander, and Yasmin Warsame. The finale aired on July 18, 2007 in which Rebecca Hardy defeated Sinead Brady and won the competition. This was the last cycle aired on Citytv before it moved to CTV starting next season. Encore presentations aired on A-Channel, Star! and FashionTelevisionChannel. This cycle's tagline was "Fabulous, fierce, ready for the world!"
The modeling competition begins for a second season with a new host, Jay Manuel. Jay meets with the candidates and they are in for a BIG surprise. This week they get exposed by Celebrity Photographer Paul Alexander for their first photo shoot. Friends are made and rivals are formed.
The girls get a makeover and give their looks a whirl. Photographer Daniel Lim takes creature-themed shots in this weeks photo shoot. The models their strengths and weaknesses are beginning to reveal while the competition heats up.
The girls get surprised when Jay brings in an entourage of hockey players. The models visit MuchMusic where they get unveiled their musical challenge. Jealousness starts to surface amongst the candidates.
As the competition continues, the remaining 7 meet with Jeanne Beker for media training. From interviewee to interviewer, find out who could keep up an who was lacking. Also, a glamorous photo shoot and a suprise visit from the hockey team awaits the girls. Who will get eliminated next?
The girls hit the gym for an intense spin class with Stacey Mackenzie and trainer Chris. Later the girls have a one on one talk with Jay where he gives them all advice on what they each need to improve. Then it's back to Stacey who takes the girls to Flirty Girl Fitness where they take a pole-dancing class. Finally in the photo shoot the girls are set to tackle an editorial concept while jumping on a trampoline.
The remaining 5 girls are set about on go-sees each hoping to outshine the other. One girls becomes frustrated after being called 'average'. Another girls kicks herself for misunderstanding the rules. Then a photo shoot in the freezing cold with Nigel Barker pushes the girls to show sexy, strong confidence.
The models are instructed to pose as live mannequins and later do a cover try for fashion magazine. A challenge win brings a surprise visitor for one of the girls.
In the season finale, the final four girls do a covergirl photo shoot for 'Trublend Foundation' after which two girls are eliminated. The two finalists are left to stomp it out in a high fashion runway show. The Winner is announced.
After an overwhelming response from the cross-country audition tour, 20 finalists gathered in Toronto in hopes of becoming Canada’s Next Top Model. The girls arrived at Polson Pier and anxiously waited for the competition to begin. Host Jay Manuel arrived in a sleek black helicopter and informed the finalists he only had room for half of them and the other half would be going home right away. He called forward nine girls and said he was done. But much to everyone’s shock, he revealed the women he had picked were real models – and the other 11 were actually in the competition.
As week 1 of the competition came to an end, Jill tried to come to terms with being in the Bottom 2 during eliminations as the other girls adjusted to life in the house without Tiffany.
The girls had little time to reflect on what it was going to be like without Jill in the competition as a ‘Jay Mail’ informed them it was time to focus on making a big splash in modeling.
After eliminations, the girls returned home to find a note from Ebonie telling them to stop complaining because they were the luckiest girls in the world.
Tara’s elimination was an emotional one but the girls had to wipe their tears away and get ready to be thrust into the spotlight.
The girls returned home to find a letter from Rebeccah as a ‘Jay Mail’ arrived asking if they wanted to find out what it’s like on the top.
As the girls returned to the loft after eliminations, Nikita reflected on how much she would miss Heather and Meaghan said at least no one would get them confused anymore. Linsay said for the first time she felt like she could win this, while the girls expressed their surprise that Maryam was still in the competition.
Over the past seven weeks, the finalists have battled icy nerves, hot flashes and racing emotions. With eight girls down and three left, it all comes down to this. Will it be Nikita, Meaghan or Linsay? The final three battle it out for the big prize but only one can be Canada’s Next Top Model.
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