Is Canada's Next Top Model coming back?

Canada's Next Top Model ended on July 14, 2009. The show was a competition series that aired on Citytv and featured aspiring Canadian models vying for the title of "Canada's Next Top Model." The series showcased the contestants' efforts to learn about the fashion industry and improve their modeling skills, with the winner receiving a modeling contract, a beauty contract, and a feature in Fashion Magazine. The show was hosted by Canadian actress and former model Tricia Helfer, who is known for her role as Number Six on "Battlestar Galactica." This series was based on the popular UPN show, "America's Next Top Model," and ran for three seasons from 2006 to 2009. Each season included a series of challenges and photo shoots designed to test the contestants' runway walk, posing, and overall presence in the fashion world.

The program was a reality competition that aimed to discover new talent in Canada's modeling industry. Throughout its three-season run, contestants competed in various fashion-related tasks, with the ultimate goal of becoming the country's top model. The show provided viewers with a behind-the-scenes look at the modeling industry and the challenges faced by aspiring models. Although it has concluded, it remains a notable part of Canadian reality TV history, highlighting the country's emerging talent and the competitive nature of the fashion industry.

The runtime for each episode was 60 minutes.