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The Traitors Canada season 3

season of television series

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Record originEnglish Wikipedia
Text licenseCC BY-SA 4.0
Source revisionSep 13, 2026
Entity authorityQ136513326
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The third season of the Canadian television series The Traitors Canada premiered on CTV on October 21, 2025, with episodes being released weekly. The season was won by Dom Gabriel and Hollywood Jade as Faithfuls, with Lisette Sumbu placing as a runner-up, also as a faithful.

Production

Similar to the previous seasons, primary filming takes place at The Manoir Rouville-Campbell, adjacent to Mont-Saint-Hilaire in the Montérégie région

Format

The contestants arrived at the castle and are referred to as the "Faithful." Among them are the "Traitors," a group of contestants secretly selected by the host, Karine Vanasse. Each night, the Traitors would decide who to "murder," and that same contestant would leave the game. After the end of each day, where the contestants participated in various challenges to add money to the prize fund, they would participate in the Round Table, where they must decide who to banish from the game, trying to identify the Traitor.

If all the remaining players are Faithful, then the prize money is divided evenly among them. However, if any Traitors remain, they win the entire pot.

Unlike previous seasons, this season added that if the players banished a traitor, they would add $10,000 to the pot.

Contestants

Similar to the first and second seasons, the cast consists of half reality TV stars and notable personalities and half civilian contestants. In a minor twist, Cagla and Meredith Baktiroglu had a pre-existing relationship as they were married before competing in the series.

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