Milton and Niagara Falls residents two of 16 new houseguests for ‘Big Brother Canada’ season 11
Published March 1, 2023 at 2:31 pm
Global TV announced a new crop of houseguests for season 11 of “Big Brother Canada,” and a Milton man, Hope Agbolosoo and a Niagara Falls man, Dan Szabo, both made it into the final 16 contestants.
Agbolosoo, 23, is a skills coach and his bio describes him as easy-going. “It’s always good vibes when Hope steps into a room. His megawatt smile and captivating energy will draw the houseguests in without a doubt. He’s calm, cool and collected when he needs to be, but when it’s show time, he plans to turn into a comp beast.”
Szabo is a 28-year-old DJ whose bio makes it sound like he’s ready for alliances.
“With a carefree attitude and good looks to match, Dan plans to charm everyone in the #BBCAN11 house. His strategy involves being part of a large alliance that allows him to make big moves without getting dirt on his hands.”
Dan Szabo of Niagara Falls, left, and Hope Agbolosoo of Milton, right. (Photos courtesy of Global TV)
This season will introduce a special whodunit edition of the reality competition show that will test and challenge houseguests until the season’s mystery is solved.
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The new lineup of 16 players includes a yoga instructor mom of four from Calgary, Alta, a father and fisherman from Paradise, Nfld., and a 911 operator from Victoria, B.C.
Two superfans are also in the mix, hoping to use their knowledge of the game to win the $100,000 grand prize.
The latest roster of houseguests in the Big Brother Canada Manor can be seen on Global and StackTV starting March 8 at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
Here’s the full list and brief bios of the remaining competitors:
Amal Bashir, 28 — A superfan from Toronto.
Anika Mysha, 28 — An investment advisor from Saskatoon.
Claudia Campbell, 25 — A marketing co-ordinator from Kensington, P.E.I.
Daniel Clarke, 33 — A graphic designer and superfan from Toronto.
Jonathan Leonard, 33 — A fisherman from Paradise, Nfld.
John Michael Sosa, 28 — A project manager from Bradford, Ont.
Kuzivakwashe “Kuzie” Mujakachi, 29 — A 911 operator from Victoria, B.C.
Roberto Lopez, 30 — A gym manager from Toronto.
Renee Mior, 24 — A law student from Vaughan, Ont.
Santina Carlson, 29 — A aesthetician from Edmonton.
Shanaya Carter, 27 — A bartender from Victoria.
Terrell “Ty” McDonald, 28 — A personal trainer from Toronto.
Vanessa MacTavish, 42 — A yoga instructor from Calgary.
Zach Neilson, 34 — A startup exec from Ottawa.
Noel Ransome, The Canadian Press
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