Are you ready, Canada?
Season 6 of Big Brother Canada is returning to Global, and there’s a brand-new cast of Canucks ready to spend months sequestered in the house away from their families and friends.
Starting Wednesday night, four special Canadians are vying for a spot in the Big Brother Canada house, but only Canadian fans can select the final man and final woman to join the houseguests.
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To seal the fate of the hopeful houseguests, BBCAN fans can vote at the official website before March 8 at 2 p.m. ET.
While the power to round out the cast remains in the hands of Canadians, the real choice lies in which type of houseguest to elect – the loyal good-natured teammate true to their alliance, or the deceitful and cutthroat schemer willing to do whatever it takes to win.
Season 6 of BBCAN has a heaven/hell theme, and each potential wildcard houseguest is either an “angel” or a “devil.” Without a doubt, this will have an impact on the house.
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So who are these four candidates? Their full information is below. Global News spoke to two of them — Merron Haile and Kirsten MacInnis — to discover their motivations and strategies. (You can hear from them directly in the video, top.)

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Merron Haile (Angel)
Age: 22
Hometown: Edmonton, Alta.
Occupation: Business student
With a bright smile that will send you straight to heaven, Merron is here to prove that nice guys don’t always finish last.
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Veronica Doherty (Angel)

Michael Jakobczak (Devil)

Kirsten MacInnis (Devil)
The full cast of Big Brother Canada Season 6 will be revealed Thursday morning.
‘Big Brother Canada’ premieres Wednesday, March 7 at 7 p.m. ET/PT on Global.
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