This season on The Amazing Race Canada.
Nine teams started the first ever epic race across Canada.
Traveling our magnificent country from coast to coast to coast.
Discovering our vast and buried landscape.
Overcoming our most extreme terrain.
And experiencing our uniquely Canadian culture.
Punishing challenges have tested teams beyond their limits.
Pushing them to the very brink.
This is to survive, okay?
Bringing some teams victory and others defeat.
Gettin' Dave, you've been eliminated from the race.
Now only three teams remain in what has been a race of the underdog.
We need to go now.
Let's rock and roll, baby.
Father and son Tim and Tim Jr. We got it, Dad.
Here we go.
Started the race with the added challenge of Tim Senior's Parkinson's.
That diagnosis doesn't have to define your life.
This guy's my hero right here.
I'm really proud of him.
Leg after leg, Tim Senior pushed himself beyond anyone's expectations.
You can do more than you think you can.
You just have to be willing to try.
Good fortune smiled on the Tim.
This is a non-elimination round?
No.
Not once, but twice.
You are still in this race.
More than anyone, the Tims know it's now or never.
Five years from now I won't have the physical capability to do this race.
We have to win.
Won't have a second shot.
Spunky sisters Vanessa and Selena started the race underestimated by everyone.
You're driving in circles right now.
Perceived as a non-threat, Kristin and Darren
gave the girls the coveted second express pass.
We have an express pass and we'd like to use it.
Thank you very much.
Saving the girls from elimination in the Yukon.
Often directionally challenged... This way?
Where?
Over there.
Here?
Where?
Here?
The sisters unrelenting tenacity has kept them alive in the race.
These ladies may be many, but their will to win is mighty strong.
We're so proud of ourselves representing for all the women and we can win this.
I know we can.
Wounded war veteran Jody and his brother Corey set out on the race to inspire.
Keep your breathing going, buddy.
Jody's motto, Never Quit, became the Medic Brothers Creed
finishing every challenge no matter how insurmountable the odds.
What are you talking about?
Come on, buddy.
You got this.
As the race progressed, so did their bond.
Our friendship is awesome.
It's been one of the best experiences in my life.
Jody and Corey's strong and steady strategy has paid off.
We've come in three first places in a row.
We've got one more to go and our teamwork is going to win this race for us.
Now it's sisters versus father and son versus brothers in the final battle
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 Cape Spear on the edge of Newfoundland in Labrador with its
vast and buried landscape from Arctic Tundra to rugged coastlines.
It's a province rich in beauty and history.
And here on the most eastern point in North America, the oldest remaining lighthouse
in the province overlooks the 10th and final start in a race across Canada.
Jody and Corey won the last leg of the race and will depart first at 256 a.m.
Here we go.
Fly to your final destination, Toronto, Ontario.
Yes!
Teams will now fly west, 1,800 kilometres from Newfoundland
in Labrador to our country's largest city, Toronto, Ontario.
2.6 million people call Toronto home and over 100 different languages are spoken throughout
the city, making this buzzing metropolis one of the most multicultural cities on the planet.
You have $400 on your deck that occurred for the final leg of the race.
Let's go buddy.
Let's take us to the airport.
We've got three wins in a row.
We're starting today's race in first and we feel awesome.
This is it.
As brothers, our bond is unbreakable.
Thanks so much.
We're never gonna quit and I think we have that edge on the other team.
Fly to your final destination, Toronto, Ontario.
Is that a cab?
Going into the finale, our nerves are crazy.
I keep like having huge butterflies.
Yes.
I think we're gonna do well today.
And I think we're finally ready for our first place.
I know we can win this because we are strong sisters and we are not gonna give up.
Thank you.
Let's go.
Fly to your final destination, Toronto, Ontario.
You have $400 on your Interact debit card for this final leg of the race.
Final leg, baby, let's do it.
Hey.
Competing in the finale is everything.
If there was one thing I wanted to accomplish in this race was to get here.
We need to go to the airport, please.
My dad has completely blown every expectation of him out of the water.
Parkinson's isn't supposed to let you do half the things that he's done.
Let's do this.
Our competition today is the sisters, Selena and
Vanessa, and they're proved to be wickedly tenacious.
We're trying to get to Toronto the fastest way possible.
They want to go to London, England first, or wherever they still use fanny packs.
Maybe that's Miami.
I don't know.
I just want to play no air.
Canada is pleased to congratulate you all on making it this far in the race.
And we'd like to give you complimentary upgrades on your players.
All teams are now flying on the same flight from St. John's to Toronto.
When they arrive, they must locate the woman
with the Maple Leaf hat to find their next clue.
This is amazing.
Amazing.
Such a treat.
It was definitely a good way to start this last leg.
Get there, get there, get there.
We're looking for a woman in a Maple Leaf baseball cap.
Sorry, sorry, sorry.
Come on, pops.
Go, go.
I'm with you.
Selena, faster.
Right here, buddy.
Come on, Selena.
You got it.
Where?
Vanessa?
Outside.
Where's she at?
Vanessa!
Here!
Cory!
There she is.
Hi there.
Welcome to Toronto.
Good luck.
Thank you very much.
Make your way to the L Tower.
And search for your next clue.
What's the L Tower?
Teams must now head to the heart of downtown Toronto, where right now, 25 new skyscrapers
are currently under construction, more than any other city in the Western Hemisphere.
And the latest is the L Tower, a dramatic 57-story building
where at the base, teams will find their next clue.
In you go.
Kids, go.
Thank you.
We're going to the L Tower.
Do you know where that is?
Yeah, definitely.
We'll see an L.
We'll figure it out.
Okay.
I'm winning the finals, baby.
This is awesome.
Every second counts today.
Have you heard of the L Tower?
Yes, I did.
You always get the best caps.
You've been pretty lucky.
We really want to win this prize money because we want to help out her mom.
She has fibromyalgia.
We want to put her up in a nice condo with, you know, a nice balcony where she can sit and
drink her coffee like she loves to do and read her books and just have a, you know, a nice life.
It's gotta be it, yeah.
Oh my.
Thank you.
Corner of Esplanade.
Let's go, Dad.
Let's go.
We gotta cross the road.
What?
We gotta cross the road over this way.
Pull off the right.
You gotta find the clue.
Esplanade and Scott, where is it?
There are the girls.
Tim and them are there.
Tim is right there, right in front of us.
Jeez.
Come on.
Run away.
Right here.
Hey.
Over here.
You see it?
Roadblock.
Who wants to hang out?
A roadblock is a task that only one person can perform.
This roadblock requires that person to go against all
their natural instincts, step over the edge, and repel.
Face first.
44 stories down, the side of this downtown city skyscraper.
Whoo!
When they end up here, they'll be reunited with their
teammate, open their next clue, and move on to the next task.
Up to you.
I'll do it.
All right, I'll do it.
You gotta do it.
Okay.
Scary.
And the elevator keeps getting higher and higher.
I really hope the suction on my prosthetic legs doesn't give.
If it comes down, it's not gonna survive the fall, that's for sure.
You're passing floors that are complete construction.
I'm like, is this even safe?
Have you done this?
Is this safe?
God.
Oh, oh my god.
A little higher than I'm used to.
You're gonna have a line, a very small green line.
Hang on to that roll at all costs.
You can't think about it too much, because then you start thinking
about it too much, and you start regretting that you're up there.
Oh my gosh.
What if this breaks here?
What about this thing?
What if it just untied?
I am happy to be down here right now.
It looks really scary.
Here's your clue.
Don't lose it.
Oh my god.
When you're standing on that edge, your body just wants to react.
No, don't jump.
Breathe.
Why am I spinning?
For power forward, it feels so unnatural.
I've never experienced anything like this before.
Scariest thing ever.
Right on, Johnny.
Let's go, buddy.
You'll be ready in a few minutes.
I'm good to go, pal.
How's it going?
Thank you very much.
Oh, that was awesome.
All right, buddy.
Nice work.
All right.
Don't pull me back up.
Okay.
So good.
All the challenges we face is such a maturing experience.
You learn from them, and then you mature from them.
Oh my gosh.
It's probably the scariest thing I've ever done in my life.
So proud of you.
Thanks.
Good job.
You did absolutely amazing.
Find the factory where the closed candyware was made.
Okay, so we got to find the caramel Cadbury.
We got to find Cadbury.
Teams must now make their way across the city to the Cadbury Chocolate Factory,
one of the oldest working factories in Toronto, and home of the caramel secret.
Once they arrive, they must unwrap and search
through these cartons to find an elusive golden bar.
When they find a golden bar, teams will make their way to the
President's office and exchange it for a key to the Golden Safe.
Inside, they'll find their next clue.
Should we find it or what?
Yeah.
Catch him!
Get on the street!
Which way?
Excuse me?
Excuse me, do you know where they made the Cadbury caribou here in Toronto?
We're pressed for time.
It's 277 Gladstone.
Thank you.
We need to get a cab.
Cab over there.
277 Gladstone.
Can you take us to the Cadbury, um, where they make the Cadbury Chocolates?
Yeah, where's the address?
I don't know the address.
Could you tell me where this Cadbury factory in Toronto?
Give me the chocolate bar.
Do you know where they make these?
I don't know where.
I need to have this.
You need an address.
Hotel.
Wait for Tim, okay?
Alright.
Thanks.
It's a chocolate factory or something.
We need to prove to ourselves that we can
accomplish this together and ultimately win.
If we win, we would like to use the money to give back to our mom.
When I was 14, she gave up her career to travel with me for acting.
I would love to use this opportunity to give some money back to her.
Up there, I see it.
You see it?
Yeah.
Thank you.
Hi, thank you.
That smells so good.
That smells really good.
Oh my God.
Gloves on or off?
For the nail polish, you need to keep them on.
We should be on our side.
Gloves be on our side.
So we run into a hotel to find the address.
Tim and Tim, follow us in there, as usual.
Does it say the address?
277-Gladstone Apple.
Yeah.
No, no, he's ours.
Let's get out of here.
277-Gladstone.
Grab that cab.
Good old Tim and Tim.
What do you know?
What should we do?
Follow the mid-ex.
As usual.
So we need to go to 277-Gladstone Apple.
Are you kidding me?
He loves a cab in front of us there, bud.
Which one?
Just pick one.
This one feels lucky.
That one doesn't feel lucky to me.
It feels lucky.
Okay, you okay?
Okay, do the other one.
No, no, no.
You said it felt lucky.
I don't want to mess anything up.
So what do we do?
We have to open.
What?
We have to go through each one and find a key.
Open the chocolate bar?
Yeah.
I can't open them.
Like, it's not like a normal wrapper.
It's so difficult to open a chocolate bar.
I had nail polish on, so I had to wear gloves.
Don't stress, don't stress.
I can't open it.
I can't open them with the gloves on.
You shouldn't have that nail polish on your fingers.
I can't wear the gloves.
You should be wearing your gloves.
I can't open it.
Vanessa, don't even panic.
I can't open them with the gloves on.
Cadbury, yeah, right in front.
Stop behind this cab here.
Right here, let's go.
Chocolatey.
All boxes are here again.
Let's go quicker, quicker, quicker, quicker.
It's very scary seeing Tim and Tim and Jody and Cory.
We're the first ones here.
I know, sucks.
We're going way too slow here.
Way too slow.
All right, chocolate time, buddy.
Here we go, here we go.
Check out this technique.
You open the top and then just grab the other end and shoot it out.
That's quick.
I like opening it twice as fast, but I'm not finding anything.
Just keep going, man.
We got to pick it up.
We're a little behind Cory and Jody here.
Searching challenges are just completely lucky to draw.
There are hundreds of boxes.
You just pick a box and you start going.
For a guy who's a little shaky, I can't say this is my favorite.
I can't open them.
You got it, Tim.
This one isn't working right.
Unbelievable.
Stupid Parkinson's.
You get tired and... Fussy little things are hard and your left hand
doesn't want to do what it's supposed to do.
You got it, Tim.
You can do it.
Just take your time.
Do as many as you can.
Here.
Thank you.
That's what's called teamwork right there.
It's all about what?
It's all about picking the right box.
I feel it.
This is the one!
No, this is the one.
No, Jodi, you're just not the one.
I felt that it's not the one.
What do you know about chocolate?
I've been unwrapping chocolate since before you were born.
I was born chocolate.
Touche, my friend.
Touche.
I feel like the chocolate's laughing at us.
This is brutal.
Come on.
It's like going through looking for men, eh?
I know.
So many bad ones.
Only one will give you $250,000.
I got a feeling about this one, buddy.
I had that feeling like 12 boxes ago.
There's no ending in sight with this.
Oh, yeah.
We could only be here the rest of the day.
Whoa!
Jack, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.
God.
Way to go, my son.
Way to go.
Oh, they got it.
They got it.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, dad, here we go.
Good afternoon, sir.
We have this for you here.
Discovered the secret.
Yes, we did.
This key opens that safe.
All right.
Let's see where we're going next, man.
Make your way to the Toronto Zoo and search inside the grounds for your next clue.
Teams must now travel 40 kilometers across the city to the Toronto Zoo.
Featuring over 5,000 animals, representing over 450 species, the Toronto Zoo is one of the
largest in the world, encompassing 287 hectares and over 10 kilometers of walking trails.
Teams will find their next clue hidden somewhere on these grounds.
Let's go find another taxi.
Let's go, Gabby.
Oh, there's Gabby.
Go get it.
All right.
Let's get out of Dodge.
Okay, we're going to the zoo.
Come on, come on.
Every chocolate bar we open, I was thinking that's
another step that the Timbs are getting ahead of us.
Gotta get out of here soon.
The rush hour is gonna start.
Wow, I can't believe I found it.
So lucky.
This could give them a really big lead.
Damn it, Vanessa.
Oh, I really don't want to leave here last, Vanessa.
Wow, I can't believe I found it.
We were the first ones here.
I know, sucks.
We're having a good leave right now, which is setting.
The longer we take, the closer we get into the
rush hour, depending on where we gotta go now.
Okay, let's go, Deb.
We're looking for clue blocks.
It doesn't say where, we just have to search around the zoo.
Okay, well, let's go this way.
Let's start looking.
It's a huge deal to be in the top three with my son.
Ah, this is another crapshoot.
And if we win, well...
I'm gonna get rid of a mortgage and a few little things and just set life up so that
whatever the future may bring with Parkinson's, I don't have to worry about it quite so much.
You know what, Dad?
There's that big panda.
I've seen pictures for it all over the place.
Yeah, giant panda experiences this way.
I say we try that first.
Come on, let's go.
My thumbs are certainly getting numb from pulling these things apart.
My fingers are getting raw.
So exhausting.
Oh, exhausting.
Yep, our back is taking a toll here.
Wow, let's find this thing.
My legs are starting to hurt.
Giant panda experiences this way.
I just want to check in front of it and just make sure.
So we're not going to go inside.
No, we're not going to go inside.
There's nothing here.
Okay, let's go.
Dad, what about the Canadian domain?
That would make sense for the amazing race.
Canada, right?
This is bad.
This is really bad.
I guess it wasn't in our cards today, you know?
Come on.
Sound it.
Oh, my God!
Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go.
Come on, come on, good.
Open it, open it, open it.
Let's go.
Okay, let's go.
Oh, thank God, thank God, thank God.
Oh, my God, Minnosa.
Make your way to the Toronto Zoo and search for China grounds for your next zoo.
Okay, let's do it.
Can we take this cap?
Quick, quick, quick, we gotta go, quick.
Toronto Zoo, please.
I can do this fast.
Thank you.
I'm kind of hoping maybe it's at the Grizzly
Bear because that seems to be everywhere.
Here's the grizzly zoo.
Come on.
No, I don't see anything.
I don't know, Dad.
Okay, here.
Grizzly bears don't got what we want.
Man, I was really counting on it being the grizzlies, man.
That's... We could be here for hours.
Minnosa, where this stupid thing is.
Man.
Got it.
All right.
Thanks, buddy.
Finally, we can go.
Cavi, we're going to the zoo.
Come on, go zoo.
Yes, sir.
Wowsers.
Is it going to be like this the whole way?
Yeah, I'm feeling the four or one.
Come on, express B, express.
Looks good.
Freck, so Canadian domain is done.
Nothing here.
It could also technically be in the tundra track.
Into there?
Make the long trek around?
Yeah, I guess so.
Oh, this is killer.
And like at this point, we don't have any clue where it could be.
We
had the big attraction here.
Oh, it does.
It does.
Yeah.
She made me head to the panda.
That's the main entrance.
Yeah, okay.
The main entrance is right in front of us.
Can you wait?
Yeah.
Thank you.
Oh, and don't take anyone else.
Other teams might try to get in.
Don't take them.
Only us.
What do you know?
We're just getting here.
Come to the ladies.
There they are, Minnosa.
What's the newest?
Is it giant panda?
Giant panda's in the new way.
Thank you.
Let's go to the panda exhibit.
Stay on the main trails.
Find the panda thing, Minnosa.
Find the panda thing.
Minnosa, do you see a box?
I don't see anything.
Giant panda, they're over there.
Oh, is the panda here?
Yeah.
Okay.
Minnosa, hurry!
Right up here!
You can't make your way to the Evergreen Brickworks.
It's just really extra fast food.
Teams must make their way to the Evergreen Brickworks.
A century-old heritage site where factories produce the bricks that help build Toronto.
Today, it's Canada's first large-scale community environmental centre.
Here, they will find their next clue.
We gotta go to the Evergreen Brickworks.
Let's go.
Let's get in front of them.
They followed us all the way.
They followed us all the way there.
Because our brains are good.
We knew it was koalas.
Let's go, buddy.
Go, go, go, go.
Hopefully our cabbie's still there.
Tell us a cab by chance, sir.
Yeah.
So we're just waiting for a cab right now.
A bit of cab.
Sure had that guy wait.
So we're trying to go to the Evergreen Brickworks.
You know where it is?
You know what Evergreen Brickworks?
Awesome!
Thank you so much, David.
I got you that look exactly like you two.
So which way do you want to go?
Do you want to go right?
Or do you want to go?
Just give me a sec.
We're like one thing at a time.
I don't know.
I don't know which way we're supposed to go.
Uh-huh.
You don't want to listen to me.
Just trying to explain myself.
We've been all over the place.
If the clue is close to the front, then we've completely missed it.
And we've missed the other teams.
Unless they're still out there, we've totally blown this lead that we have.
Okay, now where do you want to go?
Because we haven't.
We've been.
We're likely in third position right now.
We haven't seen Tim and Tim.
We're starting to piss me off.
Dude, we got to shake off the negative.
Yeah, yeah.
You know where the Evergreen Brickworks is?
Yeah, baby.
Yeah, that's it.
Evergreen Brickworks!
Yeah!
Evergreen Brickworks!
Yeah!
Good job, David.
Box over there.
Straight ahead.
Straight, straight, straight.
Thank you.
Okay, just another Roblox.
I thought we just did a Roblox.
Who's got the rings all mapped out?
In this Roblox and final challenge, one team member's
power of observation will be put to the test.
Here at the Evergreen Brickworks, teams must match both the provincial flowers
and flags to the provinces and territories they visited during the race.
If teams stayed sharp and observant, they would have noticed the local greeters
wearing the provincial flower for their specific province or territory.
In addition, each pit start clue featured the
provincial or territorial flag for that leg of the race.
Once teams have a perfect match and prove they've learned a little
something on their journey, they'll receive their next clue.
Note, if you did, the elbow of a camper must do it.
Okay, so it's you.
You got this, Selena, it's gonna happen.
You got it.
Remember, you were good.
Yeah, I got it.
I thought that 100% in this leg, we were gonna have
to know all the flags for everywhere we've been.
For me, it felt like an obvious.
Good for you, Selena, you got this.
Yep.
You got this?
Yeah, I got it.
I see the board.
I see the spots for the flags.
I know I got this.
I know all the flags.
St. John's Newfoundland.
I can't believe it.
Yukon, Yukon.
Yukon.
The fact that I'm the only one sitting here means that Tim and Tim already did it.
Which sucks.
We are speedwalking the Toronto Zoo.
This is painful.
I'm tired at this point, so I know he's got to be really tired.
Tired of walking now, it's time to find the clue.
This isn't promising that.
Right here, isn't it?
Stop.
Right here.
Perfect.
Just got the race all mapped out.
It's all you, buddy.
All right.
So it's my turn to do a roadblock, because Jodie did the last one.
We noticed all the flowers.
I don't know how hard we looked, though.
I am 99.9% sure I've got the flags.
Flowers might be a little bit tricky.
Oh, frick.
Oh, my God.
As soon as I see the flowers on the table, my heart sinks.
I have no clue with these.
No clue.
I know all the flags.
But I never noticed that the greeter at every province had on a flower.
Cory, do you know the flowers?
No.
We've done it all.
We've missed it somehow.
That means we start back at the front, and
we go all the way through it all over again.
It's one place we haven't checked yet, Todd.
Let's go check out the pandas.
Todd, Todd, Todd.
Let's just go get it.
That's a junk.
Make your way to the Evergreen Brick Works.
Okay, let's get out of here, man.
Can you call me a cab, please?
So we are an hour and a half here.
Hour and a half.
For Tim?
Yeah.
Excellent.
Evergreen Brick Works.
It's a race.
The best you can do without killing us.
We're getting there.
Yeah, we're getting there.
Oh, you're right.
There's a few pink ones.
There's a few white ones.
There's an orange one.
Okay, well, this one... Maybe there's a picture of it on there, so...
So my strategy is get all the flags in and then start figuring out the flowers.
I'm just trying to think in my mind if I'm trying to play
everything back in my head of when we were on the race.
I remember in Alberta, the fella that greeted us had a flower on his cowboy jacket.
In Ontario, it's the Trillium.
Luckily enough for me and a couple of the flags, the flowers were actually in them.
Just trying to roll this.
Judge?
Sorry, your map is wrong.
It is going to be tough.
This one looks like the picture there, so I'm assuming that's it.
But I'm just guessing.
This really sucks.
Judge?
Sorry, your map is wrong.
Lesson learned.
Know your flowers.
How ahead do you think Tim and Tim are?
Well, we know they're behind us.
No way.
They're like an hour ahead of us.
Evergreen brickworks right there, Dad.
Oh, no.
What?
I see Dodie over there.
Really?
Okay, let's go.
They're both here, Dad.
Tim just got here.
I told you.
The Tims show up.
It's right here.
Let's go.
I couldn't believe my eyes.
Seeing Tim Senior and Tim Junior arrive at the roadblock gives me so much help.
Roadblock.
This can go any way.
For more information on the places seen on this leg of the
race, head to ctb.ca forward slash The Amazing Race Canada.
They're both here, Dad.
Oh, first.
I told you Tim just got here.
I told you.
I couldn't believe my eyes.
Roadblock.
Who's got the race all mapped out?
Go for it, Dad.
You guys were there?
We're there the entire time you were there.
Bro.
We spent an hour and a half getting around the zoo.
Oh, man.
So the old trapper shows up, Tim Senior.
Wow.
We're like all here together.
This is awesome.
Back in the race.
Back in Kelowna, the lady who met us at Quillsgate,
I noticed she was wearing a little flower.
So I noted that right from the beginning.
See where we're going.
And on the clues, there was a flag of each province that we visited.
And we started documenting and keeping track of what was going on.
I'm not the least bit surprised by this task.
I was expecting this, but I expected to be able to use my notes.
That's the only problem.
I know Saskatchewan.
I know Ontario.
I know Quebec.
You know, like, bushy plants that are flowers are usually in colder areas.
That's what I'm thinking, are growing on rocks.
If they're a plant, they're likely growing in rocks up north.
Judge.
I'm sorry.
Ah!
Your map is wrong.
I'm feeling like this is going to take a long time.
I tried that.
Judge.
Sorry, your map is incorrect.
I don't know what to do.
I have no clue what to do here.
Judge.
Your map is wrong.
I can keep on rotating in the right direction.
I've been around and asking for the judge,
but I don't know how long it's going to take.
I have no clue what the flowers are.
Do I just stay in there and just keep moving?
I'm going to sleep.
You don't want to take a time penalty?
Time penalty in the last leg?
Tim and Tim were lost at the zoo for an hour
and a half when you're giving up over flowers?
This is hopeless.
A lot of pressure, because this is the final
leg of the race, and first place takes it all.
Sorry, your map is wrong.
You know, you think something would be somewhere based on what it looks like?
So I'm down to two white flowers.
One's for the Northwest Territories and the other one's for BC.
And I'm not sure which is which.
Let's do a stab in the dark.
I think I had two that I wasn't sure of, guessed, wrong, switched them.
Judge.
Yes!
Go, go, go, go!
I got your bag, I got your bag, let's go, let's go, let's go.
Two tries.
Nailed it, all the flags, first time.
Parkinson's may have affected my body, but it hasn't affected my mind.
I guess that's the benefit of being a little older while traveling Canada.
Pay attention to this kind of ****.
Nicely done, dad, nicely done.
At last, the finish line, make your way to Olympic Island.
Go, go, go, go, let's go.
Teams must now make their way to the final pit stop of the race on Olympic Island.
One of several small islands, just a short ferry ride from the
downtown core, hosting some of the most incredible views of the city.
To get here, Teams must first travel by taxi to the Jack Layton
terminal and catch the Centre Island ferry, which runs every 30 minutes.
The first team to check in at the pit stop
will win the very first Amazing Race Canada.
Okay, we need a taxi.
Let's go, dad, let's go, let's go, let's go.
It's good for them for knowing this.
This is...
All right, I have no clue what I'm doing.
I'm feeling so guilty right now.
This was our chance to win and I'm really letting the team down.
Hey, keep waving.
We need to get to Olympic Island, so via the ferry?
The ferry?
Yeah.
In this race, you only have to win one.
It's only one leg you need to win.
This is it.
Come on, come on.
I get down to what I assume is four flowers that are wrong.
I just kind of guess.
You have them all correct.
All correct.
Excellent.
Thank you very much.
Jody!
I can't believe that just now, but I switched around
four flowers at once and she's like, you got it right.
I was like, uh... Well, we're not that far behind the teams.
I still feel we got a shot at winning this race.
Wow.
Dad, let's go.
We got to run, man.
Let's go.
Oh, do we go to Olympic Island here?
What time is it fairly?
Okay, we got time.
All right.
Okay.
We have eight minutes.
We need, we need nothing to happen in eight minutes.
Come on, come on, baby.
It's so close and yet so far.
Bring it in, fellas.
Seven provinces, three territories, 15 cities, and over 23,000 kilometers.
And you are the first winners of the Amazing Race Canada.
Tim Senior, Tim Junior, you guys have won two 2014 Corvette's being raised.
Executive first-class travel for a year from Air Canada to anywhere in the world.
And a quarter of a million dollars.
Let's hear it for them.
How is this going to change your relationship?
Your father-son dynamic?
Oh, I think it takes it to a whole new level, eh?
Yeah.
Even just in the subtle things and how we appreciate
each other's differences and strengths and weaknesses.
Right.
You know, it's a big leap from father-son to father-adult-son.
Yep.
So, what do you think Canadians don't realize about this country of ours?
I had no clue.
I had no clue what this country was really like.
We've got to get out and see the place because we have an
absolutely gorgeous country that we can be 100% proud of.
Just start here.
Start in Toronto.
Winnipegers.
They're not that bad.
Tim Senior, what do you think your success on this show is going to show Canadians?
And I would hope that if anything, I could be an inspiration
to young onset Parkinson's just to simply get off your ass.
Get up and move.
Don't let this disease take your life away.
My dad has completely blown every expectation of him out of the water.
Parkinson's isn't supposed to let you do
half the things that he's done in this race.
And he not only did them, he kicked their butt, man.
Jody and Cory, Vanessa Salina, your teams number
two and three in the Amazing Race Canada, you guys.
Big round of applause, everybody.
Jody and Cory, brothers to the end.
Absolutely.
It was awesome.
I've missed my brother for a bunch of years.
He moved away, you know, and now we're best friends again.
It's something I know we'll never forget.
It was a great time in my life that I could not only watch my brother do
things he didn't think he could do, but that I got to share that with him.
I think anyone watching with any kind of disability I hope is inspired.
I hope they see what I was able to do and surprise myself.
I really hope that I can help some people realize their potential.
Vanessa Salina, what are you going to take away
from this race that's going to stick with you?
I faced my fears.
It's been amazing.
I realized I could do so much more than I thought.
I'm going to take that back home with me in life.
I don't think I'll be scared of anything.
A hundred percent.
This race has given me so much more strength, belief
in myself, so it's been an amazing experience.
Amazing.
Doing this as sisters was the most incredible... So fun.
...experience.
The bond that we shared before was strong and it's even made us stronger now.
Yeah.
I love you so much and I would have not wanted
to compete in this race with anybody else.
Being number one would have been absolutely
fantastic but we're truly happy for Tim and Tim.
Canada needs to know it man.
You can do a lot more than you think you can do.
You just have to be willing to try.
And that's Tim time.
It's Tim time.