Winner revealed Monday for ‘Canada’s Got Talent’
Posted May 14, 2012 5:47 am.
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The final performance show for Citytv’s “Canada’s Got Talent” was on Sunday night, and each of the 12 acts gave it their all in the hopes of becoming the winner of the nation’ biggest talent competition.
The winner will be revealed during Monday’s show, which gets underway at 7 p.m. MST.
The 12 diverse acts ranged from dancers, opera singers and beatboxers.
Judges Stephan Moccio, Measha Brueggergosman and Martin Short said Canada will have a hard time voting for a winner.
The final 12 acts are:
– Angry Candy (five-member rock band), ages: 27-37, from Moncton, N.B.
– Aygul Memet, 36 (circus performer), from Toronto, Ont.
– Broken Dance (10-member traditional dance group), ages: 19-25, from Mississauga, Ont.
– Emilio Fina, 38 (opera singer), from Petersburg, Ont.
– Freshh (seven-member dance group), ages: 13-17, from Vancouver, B.C.
– Ivan Daigle, 41 (solo singer), from Petitcodiac, N.B.
– Julie Lafontaine, 45 (opera singer), from Montreal, Que.
– KRNFX, a.k.a. Terry Im, 22 (beatboxer), from Toronto, Ont.
– Sagkeeng’s Finest (three-member traditional dance group), ages: 16-17, from Sagkeeng First Nation, Fort Alexander, Man.
– Scott Jackson, 24 (beatboxer), from Toronto, Ont.
– Shale Wagman, 11 (solo dancer), from Toronto, Ont.
– The Emsee a.k.a Mathew Cathcart, 21 (rapper), from Hamilton, Ont.
Contestants are competing for a grand prize that includes $100,000, a Nissan GT-R sports car worth $105,000, a Las Vegas show and an appearance at the Citytv New Year’s Eve bash.
