CANADA’S HANDYMAN CHALLENGE
Canada’s Handyman Challenge pits competitors against each other in a series of challenges meant to test their speed, expertise and precision.
Contestants must complete tasks such as tiling a section of flooring, repairing a roof, or identifying a tool. Judges also evaluate their knowledge in question segments to test their knowledge of building codes, materials, and common measurements.
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SEASONS & EPISODES
Below is the full list of seasons and episodes related to “Canada’s Handyman Challenge”
Season 1
- S01E01: Vancouver
- S01E02: Halifax
- S01E03: Toronto
- S01E04: Hamilton Round 1
- S01E05: Hamilton Round 2
- S01E06: Hamilton Round 3
- S01E07: Hamilton Finale
Season 3
- S03E01: Calgary
- S03E02: Winnipeg
- S03E03: Toronto
- S03E04: Halifax
- S03E05: Sweet Sixteen
- S03E06: Top Twelve
- S03E07: Top Ten
- S03E08: Top Eight
- S03E09: Top Six
- S03E10: Final Four
Season 2
- S02E01: Halifax
- S02E02: Vancouver
- S02E03: Toronto
- S02E04: Top Fifteen Finalists
- S02E05: Top Twelve
- S02E06: Top Ten
- S02E07: Top Eight
- S02E08: Top Six
- S02E09: Top Four
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We tend to promote and value college education over apprenticeships and training. What we need to do is expose the younger generation to the skilled trades so they know they can become plumbers, welders, pipe fitters, or electricians. This starts early - I'd say middle school. It's time we inspire our younger generation, as early as middle school, to explore these fascinating trades. The future is in their hands.
Cottage season is finally here—but before you kick back, there’s work to do.
I’ve seen too many cottages open up to hidden problems—clogged eavestroughs, rodent damage, moisture, even electrical issues. These aren’t small things—they can turn into big, expensive repairs if you ignore them.
That’s why I always say: take the time to open your cottage the right way. Clean your gutters, check for unwanted guests, test your air quality, and make sure your electrical and deck are safe before you enjoy the season.
Do it right. Make it safe.
#makeitright #CottageLife #HomeMaintenance #BuildingItRight #HomeSafety
I’ve seen too many cottages open up to hidden problems—clogged eavestroughs, rodent damage, moisture, even electrical issues. These aren’t small things—they can turn into big, expensive repairs if you ignore them.
That’s why I always say: take the time to open your cottage the right way. Clean your gutters, check for unwanted guests, test your air quality, and make sure your electrical and deck are safe before you enjoy the season.
Do it right. Make it safe.
#makeitright #CottageLife #HomeMaintenance #BuildingItRight #HomeSafety
A Complete Cottage Opening Checklist For A Successful Opening - Make It Right®
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Mike Holmes gives you the top 5 Tips for Cottage Opening. Whether inspecting your deck or restoring your electricity, you must be prepped.
My kids made me try to count how many houses we have fixed and how much $$$ we have spent fixing homes. This was a very special podcast episode we filmed.
Watch the full episode - Behind the scenes of Mike Holmes Shows | Biggest Disasters
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Watch the full episode - Behind the scenes of Mike Holmes Shows | Biggest Disasters
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On one job I took on, we found out that a newly built house was sitting on a crumbling, substandard foundation. Testing revealed that the concrete strength is only about one-third of what building code requires, meaning the structure is dangerously compromised. Disaster!
