April 18 saw Big Brother super fan Arlie Shaban evicted in a unanimous vote, earning the first spot in the jury house.
The latest season twist however revealed that the viewers will also take a spot this year in the jury, casting their own vote for who should win the grand prize.
"I can't telle xactly where my demise was." said Arlie after exiting the house.
"I started being able to tell that people could see through it so I thought maybe a little bit more modesty might buy some good grace. It’s really hard to judge what people can tell in there. It’s a tough game.”
Credit: Mark O'NeillThe Head of Household competition then took place and it was a close run thing between Allison and Neda, before Neda eventually sealed the deal and claimed her second HoH of the season.
Immediately called to the Diary Room, Neda was blindfolded and whisked away to the Secret Room before the episode ended.
We then found out on April 21 that there was to be an instant eviction, and Neda was given just five minutes to decide who she'd place on the chopping block.
Deciding she could get rid of a major threat to her game, Neda placed Allison on the block alongside 'Gremlin' Sabrina, which saw the late houseguest sent packing in another unanimous vote.
Credit: Kyle Richmond"I regret not keeping Arlie. That was a stupid game move." said Allison, before apologising to Canada after they voted for her to enter the house.
Adel Elseri then won his first HoH and set his sights on getting rid of 'The Gremlins' alliance of Rachelle and Sabrina, placing them both on the block.
The Power of Veto competition could change things all over again, however, but it's looking like the final four alliance of Neda, Jon, Adel and Heather may sail through the final few weeks.
Big Brother Canada airs three nights a week on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays at 9pm ET/PT on Slice. The Big Brother Canada Side Show airs Thursdays at 10pm ET/PT.
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