Previously on The Amazing Race Canada... On the way to Calgary, Kristen
and Darren gave their second express pass to sisters Vanessa and Selena.
I just gave a zigzag!
Holly and Brett tried to steer the herd by hiding all the maps.
I know the game worked black now.
But the playing field was leveled when the racers got corralled at the roadblock.
You may be here two days at this race.
I know.
Separating the Tims from the rest of the pack.
Alright, you're freaking out.
Alan Joanne left the other teams in the dust, winning the third leg.
While Tim and Tim finished last.
But fortunately for them... This is a non-elimination round?
No.
So you guys can expect to have to complete a speed bump at some point in the next leg.
Let's take it on.
Wow.
Now, seven teams remain as they race across the country to win a
year of worldwide travel for two in Executive First from Air Canada.
A pair of all-new 2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingrays, a quarter
of a million dollars in cash, and the amazing Race Canada.
This is Calgary, Alberta.
A modern city rising up from the prairies at the base of the Rocky Mountains.
With its origins in the wild west of Canada, Alberta is the only place in
North America where prairie, northern forests, and mountain ranges meet.
On the outskirts of the city, in the small town of Drumheller, is Horsethief Canyon.
Once used as a hideout by Horsethiefs and smugglers, it's today
the starting point of the fourth leg in a race across Canada.
Hal and Joanne won the last leg of the race and will depart first at 2.10 a.m.
Slide, dude.
Yellow knife, northwest terrace race.
Once you're in yellow knife, drive yourself to
Bush Pilot Monument and search for your next clue.
Let's go.
Teams must now find their way to the Calgary International
Airport and fly to Yellow Knight, northwest territories.
This stunning northern gem, located on the shores of Great
Slave Lake, is one of the world's largest producers of diamonds.
It's also known as the best place in the world to see the northern lights.
On the last leg, we ended up coming in first.
Being team number one may put a little bit more of a target on our back.
They may think that we might be a little tougher competition than the earlier five.
What a yellow knife.
Northwest Territories.
We are a very competitive team.
This race is going to reveal the reality of our relationship.
There are six years between the two of us.
It gives us a great opportunity to really see how
capable we are of working through tough situations.
All right.
How are you?
We turn the light.
Air Canada.
We're flying to the northwest territories.
Thank you.
We'll just hang out here.
Why two yellow knife?
You have $1 on your Interact debit card for this leg of the race.
I've already spent it.
Wow.
This is my warmest outfit.
We are so overdue for a win.
Yes.
I think we're probably a lot smarter than people would initially suspect, because we're athletic looking guys, but if they actually
realize, you know, just how intelligent we are and how competitive we are, especially, I think they'll put a huge target on our backs.
Cut the pickle.
Tickle, tickle.
Fly to yellow knife, northwest territory.
Can you take us to the airport?
I think the other teams will receive us as a
non-threat, because we are the girly girls.
But we're here to win the race.
Go town, show town.
What time is our flight?
Six o'clock.
Six o'clock flight, yes.
We're trying to get on the earliest flight.
First time is six o'clock.
We get to the airport, and Hal and Joel are already there.
Hippies are already there.
And we are behind a long line-up.
Ask the guys in the front if we can buy the glass limit.
Sorry, sorry, sorry.
Do you mind if me and my sister win in front of you?
Really?
Thank you so much.
So that's how you get on.
Thank you.
They're just cut in front of everybody.
Very serious.
It's not right, no.
They just, they went, like, flashed their eyelashes a little bit.
Now I feel stupid for giving them the pass.
Oh.
Thank you.
Why did y'all win the race?
We fell pretty hard yesterday from first to sixth.
But it's a new like.
Restart.
Run like you're in last all the time.
I'm ready when you are.
I'm ready.
You're on the first one.
Following first?
First one.
To yellow knife?
Yeah.
We're headed to yellow knife.
Both on the sixth one.
Okay, that's wonderful.
We'll take it.
All the teams will be leaving on the same flight this morning and I guess this
means that everybody's going to be getting into yellow knife at the same time.
Each of the guys is everything.
We're still in it.
All right, let's see where we're going.
Yellow knife, here we come.
Well, the last leg we came in last place.
I mean, we've still got a spot to contend with at some
point throughout the day, but I think we're looking good.
I'm so pumped to see their faces.
None of the other teams know that it was a non-elimination round,
so we're hoping to catch some teams by surprise this morning.
Look at that.
Morning, ladies and gentlemen.
Hey there.
You didn't think you'd lost the tens, did you?
Yes.
No way.
No, I am not excited to see Tim and Tim.
We're staying.
Yes.
They're heavy competition.
All teams are now flying on the same flight from Calgary
via Edmonton to Yellow Knife Northwest Territories.
Once they land, teams will load into a Chevrolet Traverse and search for the Bush Pilots Monument, a tribute to fallen
pilots whose lives were lost in the northern skies during the 1920s and 30s as they helped settle the territories.
Right here, Dad, right here.
Right here.
Everyone's following us.
Pull this up and then stay to the right.
So you're going to turn... Yeah, it's that.
It's 100% right there.
Here's the flags.
Get ready, Jo.
Jump up.
Okay, let's go.
Ready to do some stairs?
Yeah.
I see the others.
Okay, see the stairs?
Let's go.
Here we go, Dad.
Make your way to a bed and breakfast... On Great Side Lake.
Search for your next clue.
Okay.
Search for your next clue.
Let's go.
Teams must now drive to the government dock,
which is located just below Bush Pilots Monument.
Once they arrive, they'll have to run half a kilometer
across the frozen lake to find their next clue.
It says make your way to government dock.
So I would actually turn around.
If you can, follow other people.
Follow them?
We'll run you down, boys.
What are we looking for?
Government dock.
Howling, Jo.
He looked as lost as we did.
Love it.
Great Save Lake.
Look, look, based on our map, I can see that the lake was just across the street.
Probably like this right here.
Yeah, look, it's definitely this.
That's it.
I'm parking right here.
No other team is anywhere to be seen.
Okay, let's go.
Vanessa, what do I do, please?
I don't know.
There's like no way we're going north.
There's no way we're going the right way.
It looks like we're here first.
Follow the path to the bed and breakfast, it says.
Okay, go.
Start going.
Go, go, go, go.
Come on, hon.
You're doing great.
This is not a lead.
Government dock.
A great slave is on the south side.
You may have missed it.
Oh, man, this sucks.
We're lost.
Where are we?
Just check where you're at.
Are we actually going to a dock?
What are we going to?
Make your way to government dock.
You know as much as I know.
This doesn't seem right at all.
Come on, hon.
Who wants to do a whole lot of shaking?
A roadblock is a task that only one person can perform.
In this roadblock, one team member will suit up and take
part in a classic Canadian tradition, the polar bear deal.
Launching themselves into an icy hole carved out a
great slave lake where they'll retrieve their next clue.
You know, you're going to do it.
You're doing it.
Okay, I'll do it.
Okay, change into a swimsuit in the changing tent.
Here, go, let's go.
Let's go, let's go, Hall.
You knew this was coming, Hall.
You knew this was coming.
Government, look it.
Right in here.
All right, let's go.
We've got to make up a few minutes here.
It is freezing.
I get into a bathing suit and socks.
Hot, super hot.
Oh, you got this.
My legs were trembling.
The crowd is cheering.
At the same time, I'm about to jump into freezing cold water.
Get your clue, Hall.
You just feel this kind of like hot, burny feeling on your body.
Here, Hall, here, here.
I felt kind of numb cold at that point.
Find the duchess and carp across to Yukon for your next clue.
Both go to Yukon.
Teams must now drive themselves to the Yellowknife Airport and
sign up for one of three flights, all leaving 20 minutes apart.
Once aboard these classic Canadian bush planes, teams
will fly to the tiny town of Carcross in the Yukon.
Where during the Klondike Gold Rush of 1896, this area was teeming with
gold prospectors and pioneers, all hunting for precious Yukon gold.
Let's go, let's just go.
Let's go.
Yeah, there it is.
Right there, there's the sign.
Take the key and log it.
Government dock, here we go, right here.
Let's catch some people, shall we?
Over here, Joe.
Is there anyone behind us?
Here, run out of here.
Get yourself an order.
Let's follow him, okay?
Who wants to do a whole lot of shaking?
I'll do it.
Go for it.
Who wants to do a whole lot of shaking?
That's me.
Okay, here we go, here we go.
Look at all these fine people here to see you jump in.
Thanks for coming, folks.
Do it, do it!
My body saw me to get the hell out of there as fast as you can.
And he did.
And that's what I did.
Too fast.
I didn't grab the clue.
Go ahead, jump again, jump again, jump.
Okay, we're out of here.
Is this the government parking lot?
Yeah.
Awesome.
There's a flag.
Oh, let's go.
Roadblock, who wants to do a whole lot of shaking?
I'll do it.
You want me to do it, or you want to do it?
It doesn't matter, I can do it.
Yeah?
Sure.
I have no idea what the temperature of the water is.
I mean, it was a hole around ice.
So, I mean, it had to be cold.
Get in there, fight for position, fight for position.
Go, go, go, go, go, go.
Here, here, here.
Hang on, we gotta get the safety line on.
Yeah, yeah.
You're clearly in line.
I'm next.
Whoa, whoa, I'm first.
Suddenly, Tim has a rope on him, and he's getting his spot.
And the crowd just starts booing.
Cheater!
He just shot me off.
I... I cut in front of Dave.
We immediately hear from the entire audience.
Roosberg!
Come on in, man.
Don't call me a cheater.
Can we find the duchess and car across Euclid?
Talk to me.
Do you see all the airport ropes?
Yes.
We need to drive back to the airport and sign up
on a sign-up sheet for one of the bush flights.
Okay, I found it on the map.
We're from Winnipeg, so we love the cold.
I'm not sure we love the cold, but we're adapted to the cold.
Yeah, we're used to it.
We're used to it.
Find the
duchess in Carcass, Yukon for your next clue.
So we're going to Yukon.
We're going to Yukon.
Let's do it, Dad.
That's a true Manitoba task right there, baby.
That's a flag for us.
So look for the customer party.
Arctic, Sun West, Cars.
Leaving the roadblock in first place was important for us.
It sort of put us back in this race.
Let's roll.
Here, right here.
Flight number one.
Nice.
Flight number one.
See the car up there?
See it?
See him?
Joe on your right?
Yeah.
Okay, just follow him down.
Are you sure?
No, I'm not.
Just follow him down.
Joe, just... You've got to be... Okay, you can't.
Okay, turn around.
Here's someone turning around right here.
Yeah.
They're looking for it.
Let's keep going.
They're going to follow us.
Oh, here we go.
Okay.
Sign up.
Here, flight one.
Chat with Dave.
Right?
Good job, us.
We sign up and we're on flight one.
Only two spots.
Today is our day.
Are we going to work with Brett and Holly now?
I don't envy him right now.
Okay, come in.
You said that it's not on old airport roads.
It is.
Right?
So it's got me on a side street.
Joe, look at that.
Look, make a left right here.
Sign up sheet right there, right there, right there.
Sweet.
Yes.
Sign up sheet.
Okay, go sign up, Cora.
We're good?
Let's go, buddy.
We're the kids.
Do you have the keys?
You have them.
Huh?
You have them, please tell me.
Oh, no.
Please, Lina.
It says off old airport road.
Down them, down them.
You found them.
No way.
Good job, Lina.
I can't see over the steering wheel.
Where do you sign up, guys?
Outside there's a sign up thing there.
We already had our spot on the flight, so I point them to the sign up floor.
Flight three.
Oh, flight two?
No, no, no, no.
Flight two, right there.
We're flight two.
Okay, yeah.
We were here before them.
Oh, you didn't sign up on the sheet, though.
We're signed up right there.
Huh.
How are their names above ours when they came in after us?
Oh, but you signed up on flight number three.
We're on number three.
To be honest with you, I don't even pay attention to what it says on there.
I just see one, two, three, and I just put Jodi and Cori.
At this moment, I feel like, you know, I screwed us huge.
The fact that we're getting to do this is amazing.
Never would I thought I'd be going to one of
the territories, let alone two, the same day.
The first plane is now flying from Yellowknife to Carcross, Yukon.
Each flight will land 20 minutes apart.
Once they land, teams will search the historic Gold Rush
town of Carcross for the steam locomotive of the Duchess.
There, they'll find their next clue.
Arctic Sunway charters.
Is this where we're going?
Yeah.
And everybody's here.
Oh, God, no, not everybody.
Right here, right here.
Oh, we're all on it anyways.
We're on the third flight, and we know that puts us at a massive disadvantage.
I know.
It just frustrates the hell out of me.
Sign up, where?
Where's the sign up?
Right here?
Okay, thanks.
I'm on the third.
Okay, so discouraging.
This is definitely a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
It's just white mountains as far as you can see.
All
right, let's start racing now.
Let's go.
All right.
I think it's right around here.
I think it's on the left.
There's a train station.
Let's go.
Go as fast as you can go, huh?
The mistake was made by another group.
We capitalized on their mistake.
We think that we did the right thing, but sign up with the next line.
Hey, Hal, I know we made a mistake there, and you guys kind of benefited from it.
And we told you where to go to sign it up.
Are you guys willing to have us go where we were supposed to go, or...
Hey, Hal, I know we made a mistake there.
Are you guys willing to have us go where we were supposed to go, or...
Well, I think, George, we thought about a talk
to it, and we think we're gonna stick with it.
It's part of the race, part of the race.
You guys might have been running around here
looking for the sign-up sheet, though, right?
Sorry.
But anyhow, it would have been the next line.
Absolutely.
We wanted to ask.
Sure.
Okay.
If I had done that, I wouldn't have expected another team to correct my mistake.
Like, they want to take the spot, obviously.
Of course they do.
I don't feel good about it, but it's... It's part of the game.
Looking for a train.
Train tracks.
The tracks are there.
We're running along the side of the tracks.
It's gonna be right there.
Yeah, there it is.
You see the box, huh?
Right side.
It goes fast so you can go, huh?
Here, come here, huh?
Detour.
Yukon Supply Run or Klondike Gold Rush?
A detour is a choice between two tasks.
Today, teams will get a chance to experience one of two Pioneer pastimes.
It's their call, Klondike Gold Rush or Yukon Supply Run.
In Supply Run, teams must first locate Lake Bennett.
And in true Pioneer spirit, construct a raft similar to the
ones used to transport supplies to the Dawson City gold fields.
Once teams successfully navigate the moving river, they'll retrieve their next clue.
In Klondike Gold Rush, teams must successfully
complete three competitive Pioneer activities.
First, teams must cut through a 20-inch log using a traditional long saw.
Next, teams will have to successfully lodge an axe anywhere on the target.
Finally, one team member must push a wheelbarrow blindfolded through
an obstacle course while the other team member collects five nuggets.
Once they've completed all three Klondike-inspired
activities, they'll receive their next clue.
I like Gold Rush.
It's a hard call, Hall.
I think we should build.
I really think we should do the other one.
I don't think I'm going to be able to do it.
No, we're not a physical team.
And our bias is to choose a mental challenge over a physical one every time.
Let's go build.
Okay, do you have any skills about how to build a raft?
Tie it.
We'll learn in a go.
There are some barrels there.
There's some rope.
I really think we should do the other one.
I have no idea how to do this.
Paul, Paul.
You know how to tie knots that are going to support our weight?
I don't even know if I know how, but I will figure it out.
Choose a log station.
We picked this detour because we think we can hammer these three tasks out quickly.
Start slow.
Oh, God.
This is what I do in the gym.
I'm an active fitness model.
So, sawing a log.
An app.
No problem.
This is my lab workout for the day.
We got this.
Roll.
Shoot me the other one.
And we just basically started tying barrels together.
We need to work a system so they don't come apart.
So I'm tying the barrels end-to-end here.
Why don't we just attach them this way?
If we put this in the water, the centers will flip outward.
Even with our weight on it?
Yes, definitely with our weight on it.
We will end up in the water.
Okay, you just finished that side.
Okay, stop yelling at me.
Stop yelling.
I'm not telling you.
Keep it together yourself, I mean, okay?
Get to roll.
Yeah.
Is it this way?
We ought to make sure, right?
That's where we are.
This path, I think, goes all the way around the lake.
Come on, baby.
Show us the log.
This is absolute.
This is stunning.
It's like, look at that view.
Timber.
Okay.
Hatchet throwing.
So we both have to get one in the target.
Attaboy!
Yeah!
It's nice and easy.
Okay.
I threw it harder.
Oh, my God.
Wow.
I'm worried we're about to lose our lead because I can't throw a hatchet.
Ah, God.
You're getting worse.
There it is.
Go through that.
I see it, I see it.
Yeah, baby.
There we go.
Speed bump.
After arriving last in the previous leg, Tim and Tim must now complete a speed bump.
In this speed bump, the Tims must locate these Yukon wallpents and
search for the famous Robert Service poem, The Shooting of Dan McGrew.
Once located, they'll have to memorize and successfully recite
the first four verses of the poem to the man who wrote it.
Robert Service is one of the Yukon's most famous residents,
who wrote about life in the Yukon during the gold rush.
If they manage to do the poem justice, Robert
Service will give them their next clue.
What's his name, Robert Service?
Robert Service.
Afternoon, gentlemen.
Find the typewriter.
Okay, here we go.
Typewriters over here.
What do we got?
Oh, you're kidding me.
Okay, how much of it do we have to repeat?
The whole thing?
The whole thing, yeah.
In case you do the first, third and fifth, can you do that?
Timothy wasn't looking forward to this because
he doesn't like the whole memorization thing.
Not a fan.
A bunch of the boys were looping it up.
They called for beer on the house.
Beer for the house.
Yukon, supply run, or Klondike gold rush.
Yeah, let's do the events.
Okay.
Joe, I think it's out there.
Should we get started?
It'll be okay.
Hey, so you want me to pull?
Yeah.
One, two, one, two, one, two, one, two.
Let's do this.
Hello, sir.
We need to recite a poem for you.
Good afternoon.
When out of the night, which was 50 below, and into the den of the glare,
there stumbled a miner fresh from the creeks, dug dirty and loaded for bear.
He looked like a man with one foot in the
grave and the strength, but he tilted a poke.
He tilted the poke of a...
Sorry, boys.
That's not the way I penned this poem.
Please try again.
Hmm.
Oh, my God.
Off to Car Cross.
We are very nervous about being on this last flight.
We might have to use the Express Pass.
We don't want to, but I think this could be the right leg to do it.
Smallest plane we have ever been on in our lives.
Okay, you ready to test it?
Ready?
Here we go.
Hollis is right there.
Just prepare yourself emotionally for the fact that you may fall in completely.
You're gonna hit this.
Thank you.
Yes!
To the barrows.
I guess I... Are I blindfolded?
Yeah, I guess I sit in it.
The final event on this detour is a blindfolded wheelbarrow...
Nugget grab.
...to grab nuggets.
Right?
Okay.
Right?
Yeah.
We don't have a lot of experience driving wheelbarrows blindfolded.
Right, right, right, right turn.
All the way, right?
Yep, straight.
But we have experience grabbing nuggets.
For sure.
We grab a nug all the time.
Nug here, nug there.
Okay, now move to your left.
Okay, we're out.
Okay, now turn.
Sorry.
Straight back.
I had a boy.
I got a workhorse on my team.
We got a ways to go here.
Okay, come on.
We got this.
Just relax.
He looked like a man with a foot in his grave.
With scarcely the strength of a gnat.
I'm sorry, boys.
That's not the way I penned this.
Okay, thanks.
You've got to get your confidence here.
Get your mind right.
Dad!
Come on, come on.
I know I'm doing it.
Don't say anything, please, okay?
You've got to get your confidence here.
Get your mind right.
He looked like a man with a foot in the grave.
And scarcely the strength of a mouse.
That doesn't help, okay?
Just please let me do it.
I have it all.
It's just the gnat.
I don't know why I said gnat.
Okay.
It's just louse instead of gnat.
Let's do it.
We're back.
He looked like a man with a foot in the grave.
With scarcely the strength of a louse.
Yet he tilted a poke of dust on the bar.
And called for drinks for the house.
The nun could place the stranger's face.
But we searched ourselves for a clue.
But we drank his health.
And the last to drink was the dangerous Dan McGrew.
Congratulations, gentlemen.
Good job.
Yes!
I've really got to run.
Let's go get our clue.
I'm getting the run.
Yukon Supply, run.
We're Klondike Gold Rush.
Gold Rush.
I like it.
Let's rock and roll, baby.
Let's get through this.
What a ride.
Thank you.
This has to be the unknown road.
Road there.
Road up here.
Just find the dudges.
Landing at Car Cross.
We're with two teams with express passes.
We think we're pretty well finished.
Everyone's running, dude.
We're going to be left behind here.
Keep your breathing going, buddy.
A little left.
Go straight.
Okay, now straight through.
Okay, put it down.
We're rocking this, bud.
We're rocking this first place today.
Hip, hip!
Right.
One.
Two.
Whoa!
Yeah!
Okay, read the clue.
Then you can move on to the hatchet station.
Right, hatchet station's over here.
Okay.
I think the hatchet's going to be easy because it's a
motion that I'm very familiar with, with playing baseball.
I have the opportunity to play in the Canadian national team.
Yes!
My technique is praying that it's going to hit.
Okay.
Let's go.
We got this, dad.
This is perfect for us.
This is our day, baby.
Our day.
Go.
Take it.
Oh, I got it.
Okay.
Wait.
Let's run this around.
Are we on with the current?
I'm going to finish this thing.
Okay, stop.
Stop, stop, stop.
Straight back.
Okay, put me down and hold it.
Okay, straight.
Go straight.
I'm straight.
Now keep hugging.
Okay, let's rip this mole.
Pays to have a strong partner.
Make your way to Car Cross Desert.
Teams must now travel by ATV to find the Car Cross Desert.
Known as the smallest of its kind in the world, 10,000
years ago, this was the bottom of a glacial lake.
Nestled below Snow Cap Mountains, this unique desert
is the fourth pit stop in a race across Canada.
The last team to check in here may be eliminated.
Make your way to Car Cross Desert.
Whoa.
Bob, let's unload this stop.
Here, stack it on mine, stack it on mine.
Go.
Other one, next.
So we just want to finish strong, hopefully take home a first.
Okay, let's start racing.
Make your way to Car Cross Desert.
You want all ready?
Let's go, Davey.
Go home.
Go for it, hon!
And let's go.
Yes!
Yes, good job, Joe.
Can we go to the wheelbarrow?
You're in the wheelbarrow.
Okay.
Okay?
Yep.
Come on, Poppy.
Come on, put that energy into your arms.
Dave!
There's a hatchet here.
We need every second we can get at this point.
Okay, just like at camp.
Yes, Timothy!
It's all you now, Poppy.
Let's do it, man.
Oh, boy.
Where is it?
To your right a bit.
Okay, come on.
Okay, okay.
Oh, where is it?
Let's go to your right.
Okay, a little straight.
Who picks it up?
I think I do.
Well, read the clue.
I... Read the clue, Joe.
Okay, so we're on the right track.
Where do I go?
Go straight.
Who gets it?
I got it, I got it.
Stop, stop, stop, stop.
Okay, I got it.
I got it.
Now turn to your right.
Or your other right.
That's fine.
There's a train.
These are Yukon Supply Run.
Or Yukon Dike Gold Rush.
They look like rafts.
Okay, yeah.
We're gonna build a raft.
And I hope it doesn't take that long.
What do you think?
We got this express pass from Kristen and Darren,
and it means that we can skip any challenge.
We can be in second or third, Vanessa.
Which means we won't get out.
Let's do it.
So my amputations are roughly mid-calf on both sides.
The skin and bone in those areas aren't designed for weight-bearing.
So when I'm running, I'm putting a lot of force.
So everybody I'm feeding.
The last thing I want to do is fail my brother.
My legs are starting to weaken up on me.
Give me that bag.
Okay, I think you're back.
You want it?
I'm sure, yeah, let's do it.
He's in a class of his own here.
If we can work together to get it done, you
know, that's what's gonna win the race for us.
Just find the duchess.
Okay, I got it.
Okay.
And stop.
Oh, wow.
Thank you.
Thanks, let's go.
Sorry, sorry.
Thank you, waiter.
To the desert.
Body break just finished.
Yeah.
So the judge, we have an express pass and we'd like to use it.
Thank you very much.
Make your way to care across desert once they
are searched for John at your next pit stop.
Let's go.
This is fun.
There she is, buddy.
There she is, we're almost there.
Ready?
Yukon supply run.
Or Klondike gold rush.
Klondike gold rush.
Okay, Tim and Tim are just right there.
Nice and easy.
Yes.
Okay.
Come on.
I don't think we have a second to waste on.
Yeah, yeah.
Straight over.
Come on, baby.
Is that right?
Yeah.
Yeah, dad, we're getting this, man.
We're getting this.
I hope those games take a long time.
Me too.
Okay.
Back straight up, okay?
Come on.
Quick nuts.
We have an express pass in our bag, but we don't want
to use it because we have a background in paddling.
Darren's a raft guide, and I'm a kayak guide.
We're pioneers.
This is awesome.
This beat's working.
Go, go, go.
I'm sure Hall is not even having fun.
I'm sure she's just terrified.
We're not moving quickly.
It's gonna be right there.
See it?
Hey, this makes me feel uneasy.
Come on!
Right here, right here.
Welcome to the Yukon, the land of the midnight sun.
Thank you.
Love the Yukon.
Jet and Dave, your team number one.
We earned this.
You have won an all-inclusive trip for two to Cancun,
Mexico from our friends at Air Canada Vacations.
That's a pretty great no less, I bet.
Look out, ladies.
Congratulations today, boys.
Thank you.
Thank you, buddy.
Come on.
Mr. Bear, come on.
Not eliminated.
Happy to see you, brother.
Ollie and Brett, your team number two.
Happy with that?
Yeah, I'm very happy.
Very happy.
Oh, here they are, here they are, right over here.
Yes!
Alan Joanne, your team number three.
Yeah!
All right.
Good job.
That's over five.
Hang on, Poppy.
Make your way to the car across the desert.
Let's go.
Okay, so the girls are using their express pass.
Okay, let's go, Dad.
We got to go.
Let's go, let's go, let's go.
Let's do this, Vanessa.
We got to the hustle.
There might be another group right in back of us.
Let's go.
We got this, Dad.
Whoo!
Vanessa, come on.
They can catch us.
Oh, Lordy.
It's so hot.
Where is it?
Let's go.
Finish is strong, Poppy.
Oh, they're coming.
Okay, okay.
Please, hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry.
They can still catch us.
Do you see it?
Yeah, let's drop our bags.
Let's go.
Careful.
Oh, my God, really?
Hey.
Vanessa and Selina, you are the fourth team to arrive.
Yes!
I know.
Good.
However, I cannot check you in just yet, as I need to be able to see your
bags to do so, and you'll have to retrieve them before we can check you in.
Oh, no.
There they are.
Come on, Dad.
Come on, Max.
Give it your last push.
Be sick.
We're right behind it, man.
We're right behind it.
Oh, my God, they're coming.
Vanessa, go.
Vanessa, we're done.
What a waste of our friggin' expression.
Oh, my God, they're coming.
Vanessa, go.
What a waste of our friggin' expression.
We're right behind it, man.
We're right behind it.
Oh, my God, they're coming.
Vanessa, go.
Drop their bags.
Drop them.
Go,
go.
Vanessa and Selina, you are now team number four.
Yes.
Tim and Tim?
Yes.
You gentlemen are team number five.
Oh, my God.
Girls, you didn't have to do the challenge, but
you ended up having to work hard to get four.
We had to use our express pass to try to bump our standing.
Tim and Tim?
What's up, sir?
You guys are moving up in the world.
Good job today.
This looks decent.
As long as it doesn't all float apart on us, right?
Right.
We know we're taking a risk, but we're good at tying knots, using ropes.
Let's do a trucker's hitch over here.
Let's not play with knots.
Let's just make it happen.
If this works right now, we might actually be making some good time.
Well, here's hoping it does.
All right, we've got to load it up.
Then you move on to the hatchet.
Make your time.
Thinking, hey, you know, I was a sniper, right?
How hard could it be to throw a hatchet?
Oh, my God.
At least I know I hit the target.
We see Darren and Kristen.
I see them paddling towards your clue.
Quick.
Keep paddling.
And I'm like, dude, let's go.
There it is.
Nice.
Go.
Wheelbarrow.
Straight.
Give me an idea where I'm... Straight.
How far it is, dude.
Okay, turn left.
Okay.
Okay, let's get back quickly.
Go back straight.
You're good.
Keep going straight, buddy.
And I got it.
We use our express pass.
We should have.
Can we now?
No.
And I got it.
I look over and I'm like, is that Darren and Kristen?
Still doing their challenge?
Frickin' wind.
10 more feet.
Make your way to the Carcross Desert.
Once there, search for John at your next pick stop.
Warning the last team to check in.
Maybe eliminate it.
Keep paddling.
Looks like your team's still paddling.
Let's go, buddy.
Jody, we need to go now.
Alright, I'm just trying to keep up with you, buddy.
Make your way to Carcross Desert.
Corvettes, buddy!
Corvettes!
Dude, they're right there.
Let's go.
No way.
Let's go, buddy.
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This is the Carcross Desert right here, buddy.
Over here.
Looks like there's a path.
They're right there.
Let's go.
Let's go, buddy.
Over there.
Way over there.
Jody!
What I was worried about was a foot race at the end.
Okay, Corvettes, just wait.
Wait for me, okay?
They know we're coming.
Wait up, buddy.
Wait up.
I can't run anymore right now, buddy.
I just gotta walk, okay?
If we get eliminated because I can't keep up, I'd
have to spend a long time making it up to my brother.
Let's go.
I'm trying, buddy.
I'm trying.
Oh, we're here, Dan.
But our motto is never quit.
Yes, just over the hill, buddy.
Come on.
Come on, buddy.
And it's the motto I've been using since I was wounded.
Come on, let's go.
How proud am I of my brother?
The amount of running my brother did today is the reason why we're still in it.
Jody and Cory.
Yes.
You're team number six.
Yes.
Oh, my God, buddy.
You are still in this race by the skin of your teeth.
Oh, man.
I thought we were goners.
Congratulations today, boys.
Here we are, thank goodness, because my legs are getting pretty tired.
Number six feels pretty good today.
Pleased to be here.
Welcome to the Yukon, the land of the midnight sun.
Thank you.
Kristin and Darren, you're the last team to arrive.
I'm sorry to tell you, but you've been eliminated from the race.
Okay.
You're finishing this race with an express pass?
Yeah, for real.
Yeah, it just kind of sucks to have the express pass and then bomb it.
Yeah.
It's so much fun to challenge your relationship
on a different level than day to day life.
And even more amazing to come out of it and still love each other.
Seeing Canada from this vantage point is kind of a teaser.
Let's just stay here.
It's awesome here.
Let's just find some hippies with a camper van.
Yeah.
Next time on The Amazing Race Canada, teams head to Regina, Saskatchewan.
Go, go.
Get on this one.
Let's go.
Where they get buried by lentils.
I can't take this pit anymore.
Ready for my inspection, sir?
Drilled by the RCMP.
No matter the place, we don't cry.
And the first double U-turn of the race... Let's U-turn, let's U-turn, come on.
...sends teams into a panic.
Yeah, hurry, yeah, hurry, yeah, hurry.
Come back and drag me.