Attention BBCAN fam! As the series heads into an 11th groundbreaking season, Big Brother Canada is evolving. New this season, Big Brother Canada is launching Digital Dailies – uncut content from inside the BBCAN house, offering viewers an extended peek into the houseguests’ lives. Digital Dailies will be posted regularly throughout each week on bigbrothercanada.ca.
“We are known for giving audiences behind the scenes access to Big Brother Canada, and we’re excited to debut Digital Dailies this season. This new content offering came together after thoughtful consideration, with us taking a new approach to the BBCAN live feeds by offering an exclusive peek inside the house and moving away from the 24/7 live feeds,” said Lisa Godfrey, Senior Vice President, Original Content and Corus Studios, Corus Entertainment. “We are constantly looking for new ways to evolve the show to ensure we operate with the utmost duty of care and prioritize the mental health and well-being of the houseguests, and their family members, as well as our own production team who work closely on the series. We are happy to continue delivering the exclusive content we know audiences love, in a way that works best for our BBCAN family.”
Big Brother Canada premieres its 11th Season Wednesday, March 8 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on Global and STACKTV. Hosted by Canadian Screen Award-winner Arisa Cox, who also serves as one of the show’s executive producers, this season of #BBCAN11 will air three nights a week featuring new episodes every Tuesday at 7 p.m. ET/PT (Head of Household), Wednesday at 9 p.m. ET/PT (Power of Veto) and Thursday at 7 p.m. ET/PT (Eviction).
Stream #BBCAN11 live or on demand with STACKTV and the Global TV App and visit BigBrotherCanada.ca to access the Digital Dailies, exclusive digital content and more beginning in March.
Stay tuned for additional announcements about Season 11 of Big Brother Canada including this season’s theme, houseguests, and prize details.
Big Brother Canada hand-picks a group of strangers from all walks of life, sequesters them from the outside world, and places them inside a house outfitted wall-to-wall with cameras and microphones that capture their every move. Competing for a grand cash prize, each week the houseguests battle in a series of challenges that give them power or punishment, voting each other out until the fate of the final two is decided by a jury of fellow houseguests.
Last year, Big Brother Canada was one of 33 productions airing across 26 markets globally – making this one of the most successful years ever for the Banijay format of Big Brother.
Commissioned by Corus Entertainment, Season 11 of Big Brother Canada is produced by Insight Productions (a Boat Rocker company) in association with Corus Entertainment and content powerhouse Banijay, with the deal struck by distribution arm Banijay Rights. Executive Producers are John Brunton, Erin Brock, Eric Abboud, and Arisa Cox.
