| Week 1 |
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On Day 1, fourteen new HouseGuests moved into the Big Brother Canada house for up to three months and a chance to win the grand prize of $100,000 in addition to prizes from sponsors valued at $20,000. The public voted for the two HouseGuests they wanted to become team captains before the start of the season. Kiefer and Tina were revealed to be the winners and the captains for Team Defender and Team Destiny respectively. After entering the house, the pair entered the OLG Lounge to observe the remaining twelve HouseGuests in secret monitor with no sound. After all the HouseGuests entered Kiefer and Tina were tasked to pick their teams based on first impressions. Arisa revealed to the group that there would be no Head of Household or Power of Veto competitions for the week instead the teams would compete for safety.
- Safety Competition ("Drop in the Bucket"): This competition was played in teams. As Team Captains, Kiefer and Tina did not participate since they were already safe from eviction. HouseGuests must hold a bucket of toxic sludge. If their bucket drops, they will be eliminated. The starting weight of each bucket was filled based on the physical proportions of the HouseGuests to make the competition as fair as possible. In addition, the Captains may add sludge to the opposing team's buckets at selected times. The last team standing will be safe, and the members of the other team will be nominated for eviction. Victoria won for Team Destiny.
As a result of Victoria winning the safety competition for Team Destiny, her team received a feast for the night. Meanwhile, Team Defenders, as the losing team, received slop. Breydon, Jedson, Josh, Julie, Latoya and Rohan from Team Defenders all faced eviction. Latoya campaigned to evict Julie under the assumption of Julie being a loud-mouth, while Josh wanted to evict Rohan for being a potential threat. On Day 6, all HouseGuests, except for Tina, voted to evict one of the two nominees on eviction night. Tina, as the Captain of the winning team, would only vote in the event of a tie. Prior to the eviction vote, the members of Team Destiny anonymously submitted questions for the nominees of Team Defender. Julie was evicted after receiving eleven eviction votes. Josh received two eviction votes, while the other four nominees received zero eviction votes. |
| Week 2 |
Following Julie's eviction, the HouseGuests competed in the Head of Household competition.
- HoH Competition ("Arch Rivals"): HouseGuests must balance a ball in their bow and arrow, periodically adding an additional ball from time to time. If they drop any of their balls, they will be eliminated. Austin of Team Destiny was the last HouseGuest standing, making her the HoH and earning her team immunity for the week.
Big Brother presented the teams with a food dilemma. They had the opportunity to earn a feast of peanut butter and jelly, cookies, and milk for their team for the week. Each team would vote to either share the feast with the other team or steal it for themselves. If both teams share, they will share the feast. If one team steals, they will earn a luxury dinner, a week of groceries, and an advantage in the Power of Veto competition, while the team that shared will be on slop for the week. If both teams steal, the entire House will be on slop for the week. Both teams decided to share. On Day 7, Austin nominated Josh and Kiefer for eviction, with Josh as the target. Victoria, Tera and Tina were drawn to compete for the Power of Veto.
- PoV Competition ("Don't Upset the Apple Cart"): HouseGuests must steer their wheelbarrow down the winding track, placing five apples on their wheelbarrow every time they reach the end. If an apple hits the ground, it is out of play. They have 30 minutes to stack apples, but may lock in their score early if they feel they have enough to win. Kiefer placed the most apples, earning him the Power of Veto.
On Day 10, Kiefer elected to use the Power of Veto on himself, with Austin nominating Rohan in his place. On Day 13, Josh was evicted by a unanimous vote. Arisa then announced to the HouseGuests that the teams were officially disbanded, and everyone would play as individuals. |
| Week 3 |
Following Josh's eviction, the HouseGuests competed in the Head of Household competition.
- HoH Competition ("Dream to the Max"): The HouseGuests competed in a series of head-to-head matches. In each round, competitors will be shown a photo of a dream scenario. Arisa will then read them a statement about the scenario, the HouseGuest must determine whether that statement is true or false. The first person to answer correctly will advance and eliminate their opponent. However, if they answer incorrectly, they will be eliminated and their opponent will advance. Victoria was the last HouseGuest standing, making her the HoH as well as winning a lottery gift card from OLG and Lotto Max.
As Head of Household, Victoria had to name four HouseGuests to be Have-Nots for the week. Austin, Breydon, Kyle, and Rohan became Have-Nots for the week. Latoya became a target for trying to stage a last-minute flip against Rohan last week. Victoria also felt threatened by Kiefer after he tried to blame the flip on her. Austin, Breydon, and Victoria formed the "Bossy Glossies" alliance. On Day 14, Victoria nominated Kiefer and Latoya for eviction, with Latoya as the target. In order to counteract the other side of the House, Austin, Breydon, Kyle, Rohan, and Victoria formed the "Oddballs" alliance. Tychon, Jedson and Austin were drawn to compete for the Power of Veto.
- PoV Competition ("Instant Crossword"): HouseGuests must scratch off their board to reveal clues to solve their crossword. dropping letter tiles and blank tiles in the appropriate slot. If they drop a tile in the wrong spot, they must restart their crossword in order to fix it. Jedson was the first to correctly complete the puzzle, earning him the Power of Veto.
The HouseGuests learned that Breydon won the "Skip the Slop" vote, earning him a meal from Skip the Dishes and nullifying his Have-Not status for the remainder of the week. While Jedson wanted to save an ally, Victoria alluded that Beth or Tychon would be the replacement nominee to dissuade him from using it. On Day 17, Jedson decided not to use the Power of Veto. On Day 18, the HouseGuests played a game of "Big Brother Instant Bingo". Divided into two teams, HouseGuests in turn would scratch a space off their bingo card, revealing a dare. If they complete their dare, they earn a ball to complete their card. The first team to complete their card will earn a pizza party and will select a member of the losing team to become a bingo ball for the rest of the week. The team of Austin, Beth, Kiefer, Rohan, Tera, and Tychon won the pizza party, and Breydon became a bingo ball for the rest of the week. On Day 20, Latoya was evicted by a 6–3 vote, with Beth, Jedson, and Tychon voting to evict Kiefer. |
| Week 4 |
Following Latoya's eviction, the HouseGuests competed in the Head of Household competition.
- HoH Competition ("Seniors Disc-count"): Each HouseGuest will take one shot on the shuffleboard table, aiming to achieve the highest score. If their disc falls off the table, they will receive a zero. Kiefer scored the highest, making him the new Head of Household.
As the new Head of Household, Kiefer was required to name four Have-Nots. Rohan, Tera, Tina, and Victoria became Have-Nots for the week. On Day 21, Kiefer nominated Kyle and Rohan for eviction, with Rohan as his target. Kiefer hoped to split up a duo in the house, specially that of Kyle and Rohan, who made him feel threatened following a confrontation. Beth, Jedson, and Tychon formed "The Sauce" alliance. On Day 22, Beth, Jedson, and Austin were drawn to compete for the Power of Veto.
- PoV Competition ("Mole in One"): Using only their breath, HouseGuests must transfer balls across their playing field onto their designated tube. They must maneuver the course by popping their head through the various holes to control the balls. Rohan was the first to get ten balls in their tube, earning him the Power of Veto.
Rohan won the "Skip the Slop" vote, canceling his Have-Not status and earning a meal from "Skip the Dishes". Despite promising her safety, Kiefer considered nominating Austin due to her partnership with Breydon. On Day 24, Rohan used the Power of Veto on himself, making Kiefer name Austin as his replacement nominee. On Day 27, Kyle was evicted by a 7–1 vote, with Rohan voting to evict Austin. |
| Week 5 |
Following Kyle's eviction, the HouseGuests competed in the Invisible Head of Household competition. In a twist, this week's HoH would be made "invisible". They will make their nominations in secret, are eligible to be a Have-Not, play in the week's Power of Veto competition if drawn, and play in next week's Head of Household competition.
- Invisible HoH Competition: HouseGuests were sequestered in booths with clicker counters, where they must click the counter every time a rock drops down the conveyor belt above the players. They will also be made offers to look away from the conveyor belt, such as a feast if three people look away, a Slop Pass for the person who looks away the longest, and gave the person with the worst count the ability to drop out of the competition to earn a letter from home. The HouseGuest closest to the correct count will be the new Head of Household. In addition, the winner will remain anonymous, with no obligation to reveal their status. Tina earned the letter from home, while Victoria earned the slop pass. Victoria also became the invisible Head of Household. As the invisible Head of Household, Victoria had to anonymously name four Have-Nots for the week: Austin, Breydon, Kiefer, and Victoria. Despite being anonymous, Victoria felt caught between the "Oddballs" alliance and her desire to work with Tychon and Jedson, as well as feeling abandoned by the "Bossy Glossies" alliance. On Day 28, Victoria anonymously nominated Austin and Breydon for eviction. On Day 29, Austin and Breydon, up against Victoria, Tychon, and Rohan, competed in the Power of Veto competition.
- PoV Competition ("BBCAN Condo"): HouseGuests must place their I-beams to create a path across the construction site. They must then transfer their condo pieces one at a time across the site. The first HouseGuest to complete their condo puzzle will win the Power of Veto. Rohan was the winner.
On Day 31, Rohan decided not to use the Power of Veto. On Day 33, the Haves were given the task to cook a spaghetti lunch, make a huge mess, and force the Have-Nots to clean it up. The Have-Nots completed their task, earned a meal, and their Have-Not status ended. On Day 34, Austin was evicted by a unanimous vote. |
| Week 6 |
Following Austin's eviction, the HouseGuests competed in the Head of Household competition.
- HoH Competition ("BB Calendar"): HouseGuests were asked a series of questions based on the new “Big Brother” calendar they were shown the night before. An incorrect answer resulted in elimination. Beth was the last HouseGuest standing, making her the new Head of Household.
As the new Head of Household, Beth was required to name four Have-Nots for the week. Breydon, Rohan, Tera, and Tina became Have-Nots for the week. On Day 35, Beth nominated Rohan and Tera for eviction, with the plan to backdoor Victoria. Meanwhile, it was announced that Rohan won the "Skip the Slop" online vote. Breydon, Tina, and Tychon were drawn to compete for the Power of Veto alongside the nominees.
- PoV Competition ("Backyard Barbecue"): HouseGuests must open their grill and memorize the layout of their food. They must then toss their corn into their cornhole, toss their pineapple onto the skewer, and flip their hot dogs into their bun. They can then use their spatula to launch their food onto their grate. They must then rearrange their food on the grill exactly how it was at the beginning of the competition. Rohan was the fastest to correctly arrange the most food in their grill, earning him the Power of Veto, as well as a barbecue grill from Weber.On Day 38, Rohan used the Power of Veto on himself, making Beth name Victoria as her replacement nominee. On Day 41, Victoria was evicted by a unanimous vote, becoming the first member of the jury.
Arisa then informed the HouseGuests of the Double Eviction.
- HoH Competition ("Before or After"): In this competition, HouseGuests had to determine if one event took place before or after another event in the House. Each correct answer gave them one point. Kiefer earned the most points, making him the Head of Household.
Kiefer nominated Breydon and Rohan for eviction. Beth, Tina, and Tychon were drawn to compete for the power of veto alongside the nominees.
- PoV Competition ("Stone Cold Veto"): HouseGuests must maneuver their sword through their table maze. Tychon was the first to complete the maze, earning him the Power of Veto.
At the Veto Meeting, Tychon decided not to use the Power of Veto. At the end of the night, Rohan was evicted by a unanimous vote. He became the second member of the jury. |
| Week 7 |
Following the events of the Double Eviction, the HouseGuests competed in the Head of Household competition.
- HoH Competition ("Ball Pit Blitz"): HouseGuests must race into the ball pit in the Have-Not room, in search of white balls amongst the pile. They must then take a maximum of five white balls to the backyard and place them in their arrow. Each white ball they place in their arrow will give them one point, while white balls marked with an "X" will deduct one point from the HouseGuest's score. The latter can be placed on an opponent's arrow. After twenty minutes of competition, Jedson had the most points, making him the new HoH.On Day 42, Jedson nominated Tera and Tina for eviction. On Day 43, Beth, Kiefer, and Tychon were drawn to compete for the Power of Veto alongside the nominees.
- PoV Competition ("TikTok Moments"): This competition was played in three parts:
- Part 1: HouseGuests must stack a series of blocks with symbols on them in a given order while blindfolded. Tera, Tina, and Beth were the first to correctly stack the blocks, advancing them to the next part.
- Part 2: HouseGuests must recreate a slop recipe by searching for number cards in a big slop bowl, as well as converting their measurements to metric when completing the recipe. Tera and Tina were the first to complete the recipe, advancing them to the final round.
- Part 3: HouseGuests must tilt six discs down their staircase. They must then bounce their ping pong ball down the stairs from disc to disc, aiming to land their ball in their cup. Tera was the first to land their ball in their cup, earning her the Power of Veto.
Needing a replacement nominee, Jedson debated whether to nominate outsider Breydon or to betray the “Sunsetters” by backdooring Kiefer as a big competitor. On Day 44, the HouseGuests were given the task to play a game of hide-and-seek. As the competition winners, Jedson and Tera were the seekers. The HouseGuests were given 100 seconds to hide. The last HouseGuest found will earn the right to make one HouseGuest sleep in the ball pit for the rest of the week. Beth was the last one found, and she chose Tychon to sleep in the ball pit. On Day 45, Tera used the Power of Veto on herself, and Jedson named Kiefer as the replacement nominee. On Day 46, the HouseGuests were given the task to eat a series of seven peppers, increasing in intensity. Each HouseGuest must eat one pepper. If they eat all of the peppers, they will earn a reward. They completed their task and earned a party. Despite originally being the target, Kiefer began to make inroads with “The Sauce”, pledging loyalty to their alliance. In addition, “The Sauce” began to fear Tera and Tina as a duo. On Day 48, Tina was evicted by a 3–1 vote, with Tera voting to evict Kiefer. She became the third member of the jury. |
| Week 8 |
Following Tina's eviction, the HouseGuests were competed in the Head of Household competition.
- HoH Competition ("The Unauthorized History of BBCAN9"): In the night before the competition, the HouseGuests listened to excerpts from an audiobook read by the evicted HouseGuests. In the competition, they must determine which HouseGuest read each excerpt. Each correct answer gave them one point. Tera earned the most points, making her the new HoH.As the new Head of Household, Tera was required to name three Have-Nots for the week. Beth, Jedson, and Tychon became Have-Nots. Determined to split up “The Sauce”, Tera made a deal with Breydon and Kiefer to protect one another moving forward. On Day 49, Tera nominated Beth and Jedson for eviction, with Jedson as her target. On Day 50, everyone except Tera competed for the Power of Veto.
- PoV Competition ("Adventures with Expedia"): HouseGuests listened to a series of clues from their loved ones describing specific pieces of luggage. They had to find the correct bags, and place them in their car. They then had to slide the barriers surrounding their car so they can slide their car through the puzzle. Finally, HouseGuests must solve a puzzle based on the wall signs in the Expedia room. Jedson was the fastest to complete the tasks, winning the Power of Veto, as well as a "once-in-a-lifetime" trip for two from Expedia.
On Day 51, it was announced that Tychon won the "Skip the Slop" online vote. Kiefer formulated a plan to convince Jedson to keep himself on the block, veto Beth instead, nominate Breydon as a fake target, and blindside Jedson on eviction night. On Day 52, Jedson fell for the plot and used the Power of Veto on Beth, and Tera nominated Breydon as her replacement nominee. On Day 55, Jedson was fake evicted by unanimous vote.
As part of a twist, Jedson, along with a second fake evictee for the night would compete in a competition to determine the week's actual evictee. He was sent to the HoH Room as Arisa then informed the remaining HouseGuests of the Double Eviction.
- HoH Competition ("Say What Now?"): HouseGuests were shown a series of clips showing events of the season. The HouseGuests must identify which day each event took place. However, the clips were dubbed with an alternate audio. After six questions, Tychon earned the most points, making him the HoH.
Tychon nominated Beth and Tera for eviction. The HouseGuests then competed for the Power of Veto.
- PoV Competition ("Comb Free"): HouseGuests will be connected to a rope strung and tied through a hair curler. They must maneuver themselves through their curler, loosening and untangling their rope as they go. Breydon was the first to untangle themselves from the curler, earning him the Power of Veto.
At the Veto Meeting, Breydon decided not to use the Power of Veto. On Day 55, Tera was fake evicted by a unanimous vote. Arisa then revealed that the night's fake evictees, Jedson and Tera, would battle in a head-to-head buyback competition, with the loser officially joining the jury and the winner returning to the game.
- Buyback Competition ("Heads Will Roll"): HouseGuests must roll three balls up their ramp, aiming to land them on the top ledge. Tera was the first to land all three balls on the top ledge, returning to the game.
With his loss, Jedson was officially evicted, becoming the fourth member of the jury. |
| Week 9 |
Following the events of the Fake Double Eviction, the HouseGuests competed in the Head of Household competition.
- HoH Competition ("All In To Win"): In each round, Tychon will spin the wheel to land on a trivia category. Based on the category, HouseGuests can bet up to five chips. If they answer correctly, they double their bet. If they answer incorrectly, they lose their bet. On the final question, HouseGuests can bet any amount of chips they want. Each HouseGuests started with ten chips. After seven questions, Breydon had the most chips, making him the new HoHAs the new Head of Household, Breydon was required to name two Have-Nots for the week: Beth and Kiefer. On Day 56, Breydon nominated Beth and Tera for eviction, with Beth as his target. The following day, the HouseGuests competed for the Power of Veto.
- PoV Competition ("On Tilt"): HouseGuests must drop a ball into their pinball table, run down to the bottom as it bounces off the flippers, catch it, and place it back into the table at the top. When the lights on their pinball table flash, HouseGuests must add another ball. They may only have one ball in their hand at a time. If a ball hits the ground, they will be eliminated. Breydon was the last HouseGuest standing, earning him the Power of Veto. On Day 58, the HouseGuests received a pool party with food and drinks to celebrate making the final five. On Day 59, Breydon decided not to use the Power of Veto. Meanwhile, it was announced that Kiefer won the "Skip the Slop" vote. On Day 60, Beth and Kiefer were given a task. They must spend the night in the backyard, counting the number of raccoons that appear throughout the night. If their count is within five of the correct amount, they will earn a barbecue party courtesy of Weber. However, the other HouseGuests were also given the secret mission to distract Beth and Kiefer to mess up their count. If they can get Beth and Kiefer to guess incorrectly, they will earn the party instead. Beth and Kiefer counted correctly, and the entire House earned the party. On Day 62, Beth was evicted by a unanimous vote. She became the fifth member of the jury.
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| Week 10: Finale |
Following Beth's eviction, the HouseGuests competed in the Head of Household competition.
- HoH Competition ("Buzzer Beater"): HouseGuests will watch the monitors as it slowly reveals a series of cards with the HouseGuests’ faces on them, all of whom played in a Power of Veto competition together. They must buzz in and answer which HouseGuest was evicted right after that Power of Veto competition was played. If they are correct, they will earn one point. If they are incorrect, the other players will have a chance to answer. Tychon earned the most votes, making him the new HoH.On Day 62, the HouseGuests attended the “BBCAN Awards”. The HouseGuests were given a gala makeover and watched memorable moments from the season in the ball pit. On Day 63, Tychon nominated Kiefer and Tera for eviction.
- PoV Competition ("Code Veto"): HouseGuests must search the office using keys, filing cabinets, and a black light to find a series of photos of the HouseGuests. They must then place the photos to correspond with a series of clues regarding season events. After completing the puzzle, they will change into their superhero outfits for the second part of the competition. HouseGuests must memorize the colored numbers on the brick wall and break through it. They must then input the numbers on the corresponding colored dials. Tera inputed the correct code in the fastest time, earning her the Power of Veto.
At the Veto Meeting, Tera used the Power of Veto on herself, with Breydon taking her spot by virtue of being the only other HouseGuest eligible for nomination. On Day 64, Tera cast the sole vote to evict Kiefer. He became the sixth member of the jury.
The HouseGuests then started competing to be the final Head of Household of the season.
- HoH Competition, Part 1 ("Hoverboard Lane"): HouseGuests must push their hoverboard down their lane, duck under it, and stack five discs on top of the two pegs at either side of their board. They must then slide their hoverboard to the other side and do it again. If they drop any discs, they must collect them and restack. They have four hours to complete the task. The first HouseGuest to stack sixty discs on their hoverboard will be the winner. As the four hours expired with no winner, they participated in a sudden death round. The HouseGuests repeated the task, except they were allowed to grab ten discs at a time. Eventually, Breydon became the first HouseGuest to stack forty discs on their hoverboard, advancing him to part 3.
- HoH Competition, Part 2 ("Light 'Em Up"): HouseGuests are surrounded by boards with questions regarding season events with number answers. Atop each board is a series of answer blocks. HouseGuests must toss balls to knock off the incorrect blocks, leaving the correct answers standing. Tychon completed the task the fastest, advancing him to part 3.
- HoH Competition, Part 3 ("Jury Questions"): HouseGuests were asked a series of questions based on members of the jury. Each correct answer earned them one point. Tychon had the most points after seven questions, becoming the final Head of Household of the season.On Day 69, Tychon cast the sole vote to evict Tera. She became the seventh and final member of the jury.
At the end of the night, Tychon was named the winner of Big Brother Canada 9 after receiving Victoria, Rohan, Tina, Jedson, Beth, and Kiefer's votes. Breydon was named runner-up to Tychon, only receiving the vote of Tera. Kiefer the online public vote to become Canada's Favourite HouseGuest. |
