Previously on The Amazing Race Canada...
Five teams race from Regina to Quebec City...
...despite their lack of French...
Jet and Dave broke through the language barrier to win their third leg in a row.
That's a hat trick.
Holly and Brett and Jody and Corey battled their way from the back of the pack...
...to a second place photo finish.
That was way too close to call.
Choosing the wrong set of directions... He told us to go this way.
...caused Tim and Tim to plummet from second to last place.
I see him.
Let's go.
But lightning struck twice.
This is a non-elimination round.
And Father and Son were saved yet again.
You are still in this race.
Now, five 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 Quebec City...
...built atop a cliff high above the St. Lawrence River.
This French-speaking capital is the only remaining walled city north of Mexico...
...and home to one of the largest francophone populations outside of France.
Here in the battlefields park, where French and British empires once clashed...
...is today the seventh starting point as teams continue to race across Canada.
Jett and Dave won the last leg of the race... ...and will depart first at 3.05 a.m.
Whoo!
Por vous?
Why two?
Iqaluit?
None of us!
Kaluit?
Nunavut?
Once there, search outside for your next clue.
You have $100 on your Interact debit card for this leg of the race.
My pants are at the bottom of my bag.
My jacket!
Teams must now fly north to the Canadian Arctic... ...Iqaluit Nunavut.
Iqaluit is Inuktitut, meaning place of many fish...
...and is the transportation hub of the eastern Arctic.
This northern outpost is famous for its sea life... ...wildlife...
...and breathtaking scenery.
In the airport, please.
We certainly feel like we have momentum right now.
We've been first three times in a row.
We want to ride this momentum all the way to the finals.
I definitely am super happy that I'm doing this race with my boy Blackie.
Any success we've had is due to skill and ability.
We're more than just a set of pretty eyes and great hair.
Shorts weather and none of it?
I don't think so.
Let's go, buddy.
Fly to Iqaluit, none of it.
All right, let's go.
Let's get a cab.
Let's go.
We are starting in second, tied with Cory and Jodi.
So we need to find a cab to its suite.
Oh, here, haul.
Let's go, let's go.
There we go.
Today's plan is to get ahead of Brett and Holly...
...and hopefully never see them again.
That's it.
All three territories off the list.
Shazam.
This is them right behind us, I think.
Winning Amazing Race Canada is very important to us and would help us.
As two physicians early in their career, we have a... A lot of debts.
A colossal...
A lot of debts.
...educational debt.
But equally, or if not more important, is to be able to make
a contribution back to the Children's Hospital, where we work.
They're kind of a priority.
Just keep going.
We need to get to Iqaluit as soon as possible.
We're looking for the fastest way there.
First plug is leaving at six o'clock.
So, through Montreal and Ottawa.
It's a bit of a bottleneck because not that many flights heading far north...
...and we're all on the same one.
Boom.
Let's do it.
Why Iqaluit?
None of it.
We're starting the race in third place today.
Hi, we're heading to the airport.
We're not sure if Tim and Tim were eliminated in the last leg.
So we don't know if anyone's behind us.
I'm hoping that there's one flight for everybody...
...so we can get a chance to catch up.
We're always going to be considered the underdog.
You know, that's a good thing.
We're using it to our advantage.
We'll see you.
Hey, this is Cassie.
It is really exciting to still be in the race.
All right.
Go on and do another one.
To have John tell us for the second time...
...that we've been saved by the non-elimination.
Interact.
I'll check.
That's crazy.
Like, that doesn't happen.
I don't think that's ever happened.
Tim's are here.
There you are.
Worst surprise of the day.
We think the Tims are gone.
And, of course, they round the corner.
The Phoenix.
See, they're back in the dead twice.
I'm not even faking joy when I see them this time.
Technically, they should have been eliminated twice now.
They're kind of becoming a folklore.
Can't finish them.
They're like zombies.
All teams are now flying from Quebec City via Montreal and Ottawa...
...to Calaway, Nunavut.
Once they land, teams must search the airport terminal...
...to find their next clue, written in Inuktitut, the official language of Nunavut.
Okay, we've got to ask someone to translate this first.
Let's run inside.
We need somebody to interpret.
Let's go.
Go ask somebody what it means.
What does it mean?
Do you understand what this says, sir?
No.
Does this mean something to you?
Oh, I can't read that, sir.
You can ask someone what that means.
Yeah, it can be asked out here.
Excuse me.
Do you know what this means?
I don't know if it's this way or this way.
Silver Grinnell?
Perfect.
Wow, that's like a different language.
Teams must now make their way to the Sylvia Grinnell Territorial Park...
...an area formed by glacial activity that occurred over 7,000 years ago.
Once here, they will have to search the vast tundra for their next clue.
There's a cab.
What's it called?
The Silver Grinnell Park.
Okay, taxi.
We're going to Sylvia Grinnell Park.
Is that on the team in front of us?
Yeah, it's a girl.
Man!
We are currently in first.
We are in first, leaving the airport.
Have we ever been in first place?
Never.
Sylvia?
Sylvia Grinnell Park.
Is there anywhere to catch a taxi?
Does this mean something to you?
Sylvia Grinnell.
Sylvia Grinnell Territorial.
Sylvia Grinnell.
Is that our taxi?
Get it.
Get it, Blackie.
The girls and Corey and Jody are ahead of us.
The Timbs and the doctors are still trying to catch a cab.
We're middle of the pack, which is dangerous.
There, there, there.
Where?
On the left.
I see a cab.
Hall, hall.
Yeah, they're in.
We've got to keep going, man.
We're behind right now.
On the left here?
Yeah.
They're right in back of us.
Oh, yeah, I see it.
Up to the right.
We need to push ourselves as much as we can.
We've got to do this, Vanessa.
Where do we go?
Get going, buddy.
See a box at the top there?
This way?
Where?
Go down the hill.
Over there.
Here?
Where?
Here?
Who is the leader?
This friggin' sucks, again.
Search for the throat singers by the Sylvia Grinnell River?
Teams must now search the park for two Inuk throat singers.
This amazing form of musical expression was once used by Inuit
women as a means of entertainment while the men were away hunting.
Where they hear the music, they'll find their next clue.
Go down by the river.
Come on, Broski.
Slide down.
Yeah!
Clue box!
Search for the throat singers.
Where do we go?
Please.
There's people down there.
We've got to calm down here.
Sylvia Grinnell Territorial Park?
Can you take us there?
Okay, we've got to hurry, sir.
Do you know where this is, sir?
Sylvia Grinnell Territorial Park?
Here, here's the bathroom.
The bathroom?
No, no, we don't have time for the bathroom.
Get out.
Stop.
Sorry, sir.
We don't have time for the bathroom.
Let's go, let's go, let's go.
Let's get out here.
Let's go.
Let's see where anybody went.
Oh, the clue box is up there to the right.
Search for the throat singers by the Sylvia Grinnell River.
Go, go, go as fast as you can.
Listen to a throat singing performance to receive your next clue.
Let's go.
There they are.
Right there?
I guess it's a big part of the culture and their tradition here.
That's how they tell stories.
I felt honored to be there.
Thank you very much.
Detour Harpoon Hunter or Igloo Builder.
To survive the harsh and frosty environments of the arctic
tundra, the Inuit had to adapt and rely on crucial skills.
This detour, teams will attempt to master one of two survival techniques.
It's their call, Harpoon Hunter or Igloo Builder.
In Harpoon Hunter, wearing snowshoes and armed with a traditional Inuit harpoon, one team member must
drag their partner on a sled one kilometer across the tundra to a target placed on the open sea ice.
Once they both harpoon the target, the team member who rode in the sled earlier
must drag their partner back where the Inuit hunter will give them their next clue.
In Igloo Builder, using only the tools provided and these pre-cut 30-pound blocks of snow, teams must build one of the
oldest forms of shelter, a traditional Igloo, one that will be able to withstand the unforgiving arctic environment.
Once the Inuk elder feels that the Igloo can withstand
a harsh winter's night, he'll hand over their next clue.
What do you think?
I think the first one.
What do you think?
Let's do it.
There's the targets over there.
Yeah.
Careful.
Let's get Nike.
Beautiful.
Thank you.
I'll see you in the first one, Harpoon Hunter.
Down here.
Okay, Cora, let's go.
So this is for your toe, right?
This goes around?
My military training, every winter we have toboggans that we pull.
So I rigged up a quick harness.
Do you want to shorten it?
Let me know.
It's not going to go in.
Like, the way they... Wait, wait, push it.
What do you want to do?
Me there?
Are you back?
Yeah.
Oh, my God.
Where are we even going?
In Igloo and Hunter.
Cool.
Oh, I did it.
Okay.
Igloo builder.
Build an Igloo.
Hi, guys.
Callaway is a place that we see a lot of our patient population from.
We're both practicing pediatricians at the Montreal Children's Hospital.
To be able to come and see where the children and families
are that we treat is just really an incredible joy for us.
Thank you, guys.
Thank you.
That was great.
Harpoon Hunter Igloo builder.
I think the Igloo.
Let's go.
Come on.
Fall, fall.
That's it, buddy.
Pulling a sled across the snow with my brother in the back was really difficult.
The snow, the rocks, it's freezing.
You okay?
Yeah.
Okay.
Man, this is hard for you.
Oh, no, Vanessa.
You would think pulling my sister in a sled would be easy because she's extremely tiny.
There's nothing I can do.
This is one of the hardest things I've ever had to do.
It was brutal.
We shouldn't pick between you, Igloo.
I feel as if we are going to be out today.
Run, Selena, run.
How I run?
Let's see how you're going to run when you're doing this.
Run, Selena?
Quick, how?
You're doing good, Selena.
Hi.
How are you cutting your butt?
That's your example.
Okay, start over here.
How do you get it to stick?
I wanted to pee on it.
Okay, let's look at the model.
Let's look at it.
We decided to go with Igloo building mostly because the others seemed more physical.
We know that we tend to have more difficulty with physical challenges.
Seven plus the door.
We were counting how many blocks of ice he had to try and really make it precise.
The angle's not that acute.
A little more like this.
Harpoon hunter.
Okay, excellent.
Let's go down and see what we're doing.
Let's do this.
This sucks.
You can do it, Dad.
You can do it.
There you go, buddy.
This good?
Free chest stuff.
Right.
The harpoon throwing is harder than it looks.
The target isn't as close as you think it is.
At least it went for her.
How could we get this to balance?
This one's quite heavy.
I think we just started stalking.
The Igloo was way harder than we had imagined.
How do you get it to balance?
There's nothing here for it to lean against.
We hadn't even really started to create a dome.
Not a pretty Igloo.
Hold here.
I can't hold everything, Brett.
Like that.
It's never going to stay.
It's going to fall in.
Probably.
It'd be much easier without these snowshoes on.
You got it, Dad.
You got it.
Can I start?
I can't move it.
Go, go, go.
Keep pushing.
Yeah, yeah.
That's the way.
Yeah, you're good.
You're good.
Keep pushing, Dad.
Keep pushing.
You're okay, sweetheart.
You're good.
You're okay.
It's okay.
I don't got a grown man tying problems.
Do you think this is easy, Vanessa?
Almost there, Dad.
Almost there.
Good job, Dad.
Just use every strength you have.
Oh, come on.
Before coming on the race, Cory and I didn't
have a chance to spend a lot of time together.
After I got wounded in Afghanistan, Cory moved to Edmonton for some work.
Yeah!
Being on this race is a chance for Jody and I to learn a little more about each other.
Yes!
Nice, buddy.
All right.
Good job, pal.
Let's go.
So now our bond is even stronger than it's ever been.
He's a big strong guy, though.
This means first place for Jody and Cory for the first time.
That's what this means.
All right, we need a roof.
We got into problems when we had to lift the blocks to create the roof.
Like, you need to, like, lift your hand to take the weight off me.
Please don't bury me, though.
I don't know how to get it to stay, but it's not even close to me.
I kind of started to build a castle.
We're not going in at all.
No, those looks exactly are from the outside.
So uneven.
We don't knock this igloo out.
This could be the end of our journey.
You don't give hints, eh?
A few more steps.
You got it.
Well, stupid Parkinson's.
If you get tired and then your left side doesn't want to work quite right.
Oh, God.
You got it, Dad.
I'm proud of you, man.
Almost there, almost there.
Our little mantra is dig deeper.
That's the way.
Yes!
Push!
That's the way, Dad.
That's the way.
Am I there?
I think we're good.
That's some serious fear of work that you just did, man.
I can't change Parkinson's.
That's fine.
But it can't take Amazing Race away from me.
Don't do your thing.
I'm fine.
Knock that sucker down, my boy.
I lost.
Where are the other teams?
It doesn't matter right now.
We'll worry about the other teams later.
You can do this.
Come on.
I can't move it.
Come on, Selena.
We were raised by the strongest woman we know in our lives.
Yes.
My mother.
She was the victim of thalidomide.
She's taught us to be fighters our whole life.
We hope with all our heart that when we get to a challenge
that is so difficult on the race, that we can channel our mom.
We're
going like this for the next two minutes and we're there.
Breathe deep.
Good job, guys.
Wow, Selena, you're almost there.
Oh, no!
I'm so freaking proud of you right now.
No!
Good job, Selena.
That was good.
How do we get with the domes?
Try again.
Hold it.
Just hold it.
This is just a fork and an egg glue.
Are they done?
Yeah.
Don't stretch.
I almost feel like we should switch.
Hold on.
You want to give up on this already?
I just feel like maybe 15 minutes we'll have it and maybe it'll fall.
In this game, it doesn't take much.
One decision and you can go top to bottom in, you know, a matter of minutes.
If you want to go, let's go now.
I feel like we're close yet far, and I feel like that's easier.
Get out of here.
Good luck!
We suck!
This is what happens when you suck, you switch.
We figured we could probably knock out harpooning around
the same time that Brett and Holly finished their egg glue.
Brett and Holly might have trouble on that top layer.
Okay, lift it up, lift it up, lift it up.
Okay.
Okay, all.
We just need to keep going.
Yes.
The egg glue building challenge turned out to
be much more physical than we had anticipated.
Just hold it.
Hold it.
I'm holding it.
Hold it.
Paul, you can't just pretend.
I almost got a block of ice on my head, Brett.
Paul, you need to lift up.
I am not strong enough to lift it, okay?
I'm doing everything I can do.
Not enough.
Do you want to switch now?
No, we have to finish and if this is the end of us, it's the end of us.
All right, buddy.
Thank you, sir.
All right.
Travel by snowmobile across Frobisher Bay.
Teams must now hike this large snow-covered hill
and follow the path to awaiting snow machine.
Here they'll drive north across the frozen ice of Frobisher Bay to the
historic Hudson Bay Trading Post where they'll find their next clue.
So we've got to get back up there.
Oh, I'm afraid you see that.
All right, let's hustle.
This whole experience has been a whole lot of
firsts for Jody Medic and his prosthetic legs.
Oh, man.
Man, I hate it.
Luckily, I've got my little brother helping me a lot.
Let's go, buddy.
Pretty charged up here.
We're a first team out of here.
You have to retrieve it.
Good job.
Come on.
You got to switch.
Crap.
It's all good.
This is our chance.
Come on.
Aw, Selena's hard.
Come on, Vanessa.
Come on.
Yes!
That's the way, that's the way.
Good shot here, man.
It bothers me that they're off leaving when they've been eliminated twice already.
Like, it's just like... This is way easier.
We can do it.
She's trying, but she's not going to be able to get it, so...
Vanessa, can you just focus?
How long is this slowing down?
I'm very tired.
Gay, I really think we should switch now.
Hold this one.
Hold it.
The bottom is not steady, Brett.
Oh, my God.
Paul, you got to be careful in there, okay?
Let's just focus and rebuild what we had, all right?
We're nowhere near finishing this.
I know you're wearing downhill.
I know.
I'm not wearing downhill.
I think we're making a big mistake right now.
And you're not listening.
Okay, fine.
You quit?
What do you think?
Paul, I want to keep going.
I think it's hopeless.
You have to hold it, like, so it'll catch an edge.
You know, like, so it'll almost hold itself.
I got it, Brett, but everything underneath is shaky also.
Just felt like it was getting more and more hopeless.
I know.
The angle is very steep.
Brett, it's falling, and it's going to collapse the whole front.
All right, ready to quit?
Yeah.
Okay, let's go to the other one.
Let's go.
All right, let's go to the other one.
Suss in last.
That's it.
Come on.
A little to your right.
You're going to hit some rocks.
Thank you, sir.
Way to go, man.
Travel by Snowmobile across the property.
Sweet.
That is awesome.
Let's go.
That was awesome.
Yeah, I see it.
It's burned.
We're in, like, this isolated area where it's...
there's nothing but us.
Making some good ground today.
You realize how small you are in the world at that moment.
Ah, the air is so delicious.
Kind of warm.
The girls are still out there.
You can do it.
This is ridiculous.
Just keep going.
No way!
Keep it up.
The girls took a long-ass time to throw those harpoons.
Somebody's still coming?
What?
Who is that?
Hey, guys.
Dave?
What are you guys doing?
Hey, you can lose your old-fashioned, man.
Vanessa, just don't watch.
Just go, go, go, go.
Yeah.
Vanessa, we have a chance.
You good?
Yeah.
So we kind of get ourselves in the Inuit mine state of hunting a whale.
Oh, yeah.
If we don't kill this whale, you know, we're going to go hungry.
Hey, let's find a new technique.
Don't miss where you're going, eh?
Oh, I see where I'm going.
You got this, Vanessa.
Come on.
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.
Good, good.
Go, go.
This is the worst thing I've had on my legs.
Go, go, go, go.
Push, go.
Push, go, push.
Push, push, push.
Vanessa, please.
Come on, come on, come on, come on.
Go, go, go.
We can do this.
Look, I'm riding a bull here.
You're a big guy, aren't you?
I see it.
That Hudson's Bay House there.
Yeah, that's where our next clue is.
Go.
All right, buddy.
Yep, roadblock.
Who needs to fatten up?
My turn, isn't it?
Yep.
A roadblock is a task that only one person can perform.
In this roadblock, that person must consume an entire serving of muktuk.
Mmm.
This traditional Inuit meal is composed of raw whale skin and blubber.
Rich in vitamin D, muktuk has been a staple of the
northern people of Iqaluit for thousands of years.
The locals call it Inuit chewing gum, as the combination of
raw skin and fat make it tough to bite and extremely chewy.
One team member will have to consume all ten pieces.
When the plate is clean, without an ounce of whale
rubber left, they'll receive their next clue.
Let's do it, buddy.
I think I'm hungry.
I'm a picky picky eater, so... I think super picky would describe it.
Yeah, I'm pretty picky picky.
Not picky picky, like super picky.
Thank you.
Okay.
The whale blubber's got me a little freaked out, but I want to keep our lead.
Okay.
That first piece kind of hit my gag reflex, and I, you know...
Get the water there, buddy.
Mm-hmm.
My mind is already set like I'm eating whale blubber.
Everyone who knows me is going to be like, what?
You need whale blubber.
I don't even need a tomato.
Like mushrooms.
I started thinking corvettes.
Half a million dollars worth of stuff, so I just... Oh, oh, oh, oh.
Oh, brain freeze.
Make it easy, buddy.
Nice, buddy, nice.
And the crowd goes wild.
Oh!
Okay.
Yeah!
We're nearly there!
Woo-hoo!
Keep going, girl.
Give it.
That was good.
Let's pass the girls.
Good job.
Go, run it.
They're running.
Run, run, run, run.
No, please.
I know you're supposed to can, okay?
Good job, Vanessa.
Amazing.
Thank you.
Good job.
You did way better than me at the pulley.
Good job.
Travel by snowmobile across the Frobisher Bay.
Come on, Vanessa.
How are we going to get up here?
It's a question.
Okay, let's get out of here.
Here we go.
Our speed bump is here.
Let's do it, Poppy.
Let's do it.
After arriving last, in the previous leg, the Tims must now complete a speed bump.
Dogsleds have been used in the Arctic for hundreds of
years and can travel at speeds up to 30 kilometers an hour.
In this speed bump, the Tims must lead a dogsled team across
the frozen waters of Frobisher Bay to retrieve a food cache.
When they deliver the food cache back to the starting point, they'll have
successfully completed the speed bump and can move on with the rest of the race.
Okay, awesome.
We seem to have our best days on our speed bump
days, so I don't know what to make of that.
Get on, hang on, because the dogs will go before you're ready.
Okay.
All right.
Hang on for your life, Daddy.
Yee-haw.
Oh, man, they're awesome.
Look at those dogs.
Let's go.
Whoo-hoo!
Vanessa, look out, boys.
Come on, guys.
Let's go, let's go, let's go.
What's our destination?
Food cache somewhere.
Do the right, guys, do the right.
Here, watch.
All right, ready?
They're all you, okay?
I think it's running dark.
I'm gonna be here a while.
You'll get it, don't worry.
And salt and pepper.
The last one, thank goodness, was like just this little tiny piece.
Thank you.
You got it, buddy.
Keep it down.
Nice work, nice work.
Yes, thank you very much.
Make your way northwest for one kilometre in search for joining your next pit stop.
Wearing the last team to check in may be eliminated.
Teams must now travel on foot to the top of this mountain.
Mark Bynum Nookshook used to navigate the barren
and majestic landscape surrounding Iqaluit.
This panoramic lookout is the seventh pit stop in a race across Canada.
The last team to check in here may be eliminated.
This is it, buddy.
Let's go.
Let's go, what did I say?
Go, go.
Caution, slippery.
Oh my God, there's a carcass.
Oh my gosh.
What the hell?
What creature is eating these things?
They're gonna eat you.
We're good.
Is this good?
Thank you.
You are never safe in this race, no matter how
strong you are, no matter how smart you are.
Things can happen so quickly.
Let's pass the girls.
We just kind of put our heads down and start sprinting up this hill.
Sprint turns into a jog.
Jog turns into a walk.
Quick walk turns into a...
Let's go.
See it?
Let's get out of here.
All right, boys.
Come on, boys.
Let's go, let's go.
I'm talking about.
I'm so glad you're with me, buddy.
We started out well, right?
And then we come around the corner and it's like... And we're looking up.
It's like a giant hill that we have to climb.
Kicking the head with a frozen muck-luck.
Come on, buddy, you got this.
Don't be a hero here, let me help you.
Boys, we're good.
Wonderful, thank you very much.
All right, let's get y'all done.
Let's go.
Here we go.
Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go.
Let's go.
They already did their steep-up.
We're not far behind.
As we're going across Frobisher Bay, the girls are behind us.
I have to give them so much credit.
We see everybody as their competition and the girls are no exception.
If they have a shot, they're going to beat us and they'll take it.
This is awesome.
Come a little closer, come closer.
The technique is good.
I'm not strong enough.
You'll have to get it, you can do this.
You got this.
That's the right technique.
You're close, Haul.
This time throw it angry.
You're getting closer, Haul.
Haul, you got this.
You'll get it.
I'm not anywhere close to getting it.
Emotionally now I'm starting to panic.
I know that Dave and Jett also switched detours and all the other teams have left.
I'm never going to be able to do this.
Never, never.
Don't even look at this thing.
Aim at the sky and throw as hard as you can, okay?
You can do this.
Brett, I'm not strong enough to throw without far.
It's not about strength.
Haul, it's okay.
I don't think I can do it, Brett, really.
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You're really close.
Haul.
Haul, there's only private.
It's okay.
Haul down.
You can just get it, okay?
It takes you 100 more, just 100 more.
Okay?
Okay, as hard as you can.
So close, Haul.
You can stay with him.
Yeah, I will.
Okay, we're running.
Okay.
Grab your clue.
Hudson's Bay Company, there she is.
Who needs to fatten up?
It's actually you that needs to fatten up, but I'll do it.
Who needs to fatten up?
I do.
That's you, kid.
We're leaving the sisters, we're united again.
Oh, a nice backrest.
It's living.
Whoa!
Ready?
It's really fast.
I'm so glad Hauling Brett's lit.
At this point, we don't know where we stand, so really all we're focusing on
is, you know, make sure we don't blow this lead we have on Brett and Hauling.
It's refreshing.
Oh, it looks good this year.
Go for it, Dad.
So look back.
Piece of cake, Dad, piece of cake.
And I just pound them back because it's like,
these people have eaten muktuk for centuries.
It hasn't killed them.
Just loaded through it, man, nicely done.
Selena's doing a roadblock, and I was pretty sure she's gonna puke.
Oh, no.
This is sushi.
Stop talking.
It's thick, it's rubbery, it's horrible, and also there's a very seafoody taste.
Very, very fishy.
Like, extremely fish.
I love sushi, but this is not sushi.
Dude, we're almost there.
Let's go.
Come on, this is ours.
Careful up here.
Don't leave me, buddy.
Another strong finish by the new team, buddy.
Let's go.
Watching my brother climb up the hill is pretty amazing.
It's unbelievable.
Tungasugitik, welcome to Ikhalui, Canada's great north.
Thank you.
Jodie and Corey?
You're team number one.
Yes, buddy.
As the winner of this leg, Air Canada is giving you
two tickets to anywhere they fly in the Caribbean.
I'm having the time of my life, and I wouldn't have made it without Corey.
We got number one today, right?
Finally.
This guy right here.
Aim up.
Aim up, okay?
Oh, so close, Hall.
Let me get this.
Excellent, Hall, excellent.
I'm really proud of her.
She just didn't give up.
In a race like this, to have a stable relationship, to have a partner who's supporting
you through really stressful times, really difficult times, is really important.
Go, Hall, go!
It's just hard to chew it, like when I'm chewing it and thinking about it.
And it's because they put it out like that.
Maybe I should have done it.
You can do it.
That one almost got me.
Yeah.
Nicely done.
Dad, he just pounded them back, like nobody's business.
Wow.
Finish her up.
Nicely done.
Stomach of steel right there.
Yeah, man.
Good job, guys.
Thank you, man.
Thank you very much, man.
All right.
Make your way northwest for one kilometer and search for John at your next pit stop.
Oh.
Is that the girls just ahead?
Okay.
Now we go to the Hudson's Bay Company.
He just has to start again if he don't, so...
I was so afraid of throwing up the muktuk because I
knew if I did throw it up, I'd have to start again.
Oh, they're coming.
They're coming?
Definitely the boys.
Dave?
Look at it.
It doesn't bring down.
They're there.
Come on.
Oh, God.
Okay, Selena.
You don't gag.
You're good.
Oh, no.
Come on.
Okay, Selena.
It's okay, swap.
You're good.
Oh, it's okay.
Good, good, good.
That was a close call, but you got it.
I was so afraid of throwing up the muktuk because I
knew if I did throw it up, I'd have to start again.
Okay, only one piece left.
Okay.
You don't gag.
It's most important.
Jet and Dave are right in back of us.
All right, over there.
Come on.
Okay.
Come on.
Oh, no.
Come on.
Take your time with that piece.
It's the last one.
Yes.
Good job, Selena.
Good job.
Open, open.
Okay.
Make your way northwest for one kilometer.
It's just for John at your next piss-up.
Oh, God.
Okay.
Little block.
Who needs to fatten up?
Well, I don't.
I'm already fat, so... Muktuk!
Jet's doing it.
Okay, so what do I do?
You have to eat all of those.
Okay.
I have a very specific meal plan, and whale fat is nowhere near it.
It's so hard.
No, you don't chew it.
You swallow it.
What?
Like, beach season's coming up.
This is just fat.
Ugh.
You're gonna have a six-pack and then just 10 random pieces of fat.
Just sad.
Ugh.
You got so good.
It's not...
Okay.
Press.
See him?
Nope.
Ugh.
Not even close.
I'm not even close.
No, Dad.
You're killing it.
Hold on.
I need a hand.
Yep.
This one's for Winnipeg.
This is it, Dad.
This is it.
Tim and Tim.
Your team number two.
You did that, Dad.
From last and narrowly being eliminated from this race, second today, guys.
Everything that he's been told is that Parkinson's is
gonna make him too tired to be able to push further.
It's gonna make him too shaky to be able to do anything.
Oh, we did this.
Today, we're sitting here second.
I think I left half of me on that hill.
That's rough, man.
That's some serious Tim time, Dad.
What's she doing, man?
That's my boy holding me up a mountain is what that is.
Thank you.
Make your way northwest from one kilometer to your neck just pit stop.
Dude, we can beat the girls.
The girls just left.
I think we can catch them, so we just start hauling butt.
But at this point, I mean, my legs are dying.
My lungs are killing me.
Like the girls are only halfway.
The boys are coming.
Come on, Master.
Okay?
Thank you.
Travel by snowmobile and search for your next clue.
Let's go.
You can do this.
Who knows?
If there's something ahead of us, you really never know, huh?
Right there.
Come on.
Let's go.
Okay.
For luck.
We need to find out.
I do.
This 1K run was brutal.
I need help, sweetheart.
Jet and Dave are gaining on us.
Please?
They're coming.
I can't push themselves.
I know what I'm gonna pass out.
The girls are getting closer and closer, and having them
in our sights made it a lot easier to sprint up that hill.
For sure.
Come on, Nod.
Can you take it?
Can you take my coat?
Is this a joke?
I'm looking at this young 21-year-old that should
be able to run this hill, and she's barely moving.
Do you want to just give it to the men, Vanessa?
Stop being so negative.
I'm 10 years older than you.
You can go.
Stop picking on me, Celia.
I can't move any faster.
Shut up and come.
Stop picking on me, Celia.
I can't move any faster, please.
Come on.
That run uphill, I honestly gave it the most
I could, and the most I could was walking.
I know I'm pushing myself to the limit, OK?
Come on, baby.
Go through it.
Can't even push myself.
Do it anymore.
Oh, jump on it.
Jet and Dave, you're team number three.
Vanessa and Celia, you're team number four.
Good job.
Good job, girl.
Good job.
Thank you, guys.
Thank you.
Delicious.
I think it took you 10 seconds to eat all of it.
I was starving.
Thank you.
OK, one kilometer.
OK.
Ready?
Let's finish this off.
I see them.
All right, great.
Let's go.
Come on, all.
Oh, Brett, I'm so tired.
I know.
We're almost there.
Let's finish this, OK?
Listen, we got nothing but rest ahead of us now.
So let's go.
I know, but I'm trying so hard.
My legs are... Come on, all.
Come on.
I'm trying so hard, Brett.
Push, hold, push.
Let's go.
We're so close.
Let's finish this thing, OK?
Let's go up there and send the top of a Callaway.
Holly and Brett, you're the last team to arrive.
I'm sorry to tell you, but you've been eliminated from the race.
I saw that coming.
Holly,
are you absolutely spent right now?
Yeah, I have, like, nothing left.
And I feel bad because I feel like I lost my breath.
What's bad?
No.
This is your best.
That's fine.
Oh, great.
We don't have this opportunity just to be here.
It's more in the words.
It's amazing.
It was nice to see that even in the most ruling type of days that we
still held it together and supported each other and didn't fall apart.
I love you.
Me too.
Next time on The Amazing Race Canada.
Teams race out of Nunavut and into Nova Scotia.
Let's go catch it.
We're on an Amazing Race road trip.
But Vanessa and Selena have a hard time getting in gear.
Oh, my God.
This is very dangerous.
Oh, my God.
Dave loses patience with Jet at the scary roadblock.
I want you to get better at this now.
And the stakes are raised at the second U-turn of the race.
Do we U-turn anyone?
Are you kidding me?