Canada's Drag Race: Canada vs. the World Quiz

Answer: Spain

Just as in "RuPaul's Drag Race: UK vs the World", which aired in early 2022, "Canada's Drag Race: Canada vs. the World" brought together nine queens to battle it out for international supremacy representing the far reaches of the "Drag Race" sphere. In addition to queens representing this series' host country, Canada, queens also joined in from the core series (America), "Drag Race UK", and for the first time, "RuPaul's Drag Race Down Under". Though Janey Jacké of Holland appeared in "UK vs. the World", no queens from "Drag Race Holland" joined this set.

Answer: No

Staying the course with "Canada's Drag Race's" normal operations, "Canada's Drag Race: Canada vs. the World" saw the return of Brooke Lynn Hytes as the main host of the show, being flanked on her sides by mainstay judges Brad Goreski and Traci Melchor. Part of the reasoning behind this is due to Canadian broadcasting standards and requirements. On the other hand, it means Ru can sit back a bit; the Queen of the North is here to stay!

Answer: The Dwolls

After the nine participating queens were introduced on the main stage, Brooke informed them that they would need to divide to conquer, splitting into groups of three (per their own decisions) to create girl groups that would need names, looks, and lyrics to form and perform the original track "Bonjour, Hi" for the judges on the main stage. Vanity Milan and Rita Baga, both on separate teams, were declared the winners of this challenge and were required to select lipsticks between bottom contestants Kendall Gender and Stephanie Prince.

After performing to Canadian artist Anjulie's pop track "Brand New Bitch", Vanity won, sending home Kendall and leaving eight to battle it out.

Answer: Justin Trudeau

The season's second episode was a big one for the queens as they launched into the customary reading challenge and a take on Snatch Game referred to as the 'Snatch Summit'. Additionally, in a franchise first, the queens were met by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, the first Head of State to enter the workroom.

On elimination day, the queens walked the runway in their best celestial runway looks before Icesis and Ra'Jah were declared the winners. After a lip sync to Avril Lavigne's pop-punk classic "Sk8er Boi", Icesis received the power to eliminate a fellow queen. She sent her "Canada's Drag Race" season 2 sister, Stephanie Prince, home after her second time in the bottom.

Answer: Weather

The show's third episode was the requisite design challenge for the remaining seven queens and it required that the competitors hit the main stage in three separate looks. The first of these, Air Body Lace, specified breezy lingerie looks (for which Victoria Scone brought the franchise's first drag king look); the second was the wintry and sultry Arctic Foxy Lady category; the last one was Caught in the Rain Couture for which the queens needed to make a ready-to-wear look constructed from unconventional and water-resistant materials.

Though Silky left her patterns at home and Victoria had never competed in a design challenge, the pair won out over avid sewers and fashion queens Icesis Couture and Ra'Jah O'Hara, facing off in a lip sync to Deborah Cox's "Nobody's Supposed to Be Here". Silky won, sending home "Down Under" queen Anita Wig'lit.

Answer: Icesis Couture

At the start of episode four the queens were challenged to perform in phony drag queen Cameos in the workroom before being tossed into a stand-up comedy challenge that they would need to partake in on the main stage. On elimination day, however, Icesis Couture revealed to the other girls that she did not feel she could continue on with the competition. Citing mental and physical exhaustion brought on by her recent crowning and the subsequent hustle, she elected to leave the competition before the challenge, voluntarily landing in sixth place.

Answer: A stand-up act

For winning the Cameo mini-challenge, Ra'Jah O'Hara was selected to choose the order for the main challenge's comedy night on the main stage, and with that the queens had to write and perform stand-up for an audience (and the judges). After a runway presentation of the Plaid Girls Club, Ra'Jah and Vanity were placed into the bottom and Silky and Victoria, who won the previous episode as well, faced off once more.

This time, Victoria won the lip sync and had the chance to send home one of the queens (she chose Vanity), but due to Icesis' departure, she was relieved of the duty, leaving five still in the game.

Answer: Spy thriller

In the penultimate week of the competition, the five remaining queens engaged with an acting challenge, creating a faux movie trailer for the spy comedy/action/thriller 'Spy Queens' for which they needed to portray five distinctly different spy sisters banding together to save the world. Victoria assigned the roles and managed to send herself and Rita Baga to the top, performing the Estelle track "Freak" for the judges on the main stage. Rita won the lip sync and sent Vanity Milan home after her second time in the bottom, leaving four for the finale.

Answer: Monet X Change

The final four queens of the competition had little to do save for go through the motions of the last episode, and while this would normally mean a main stage Rumix, they were instead told that they would be sharing in a Lip Sync Smackdown for the Crown, going head-to-head until only one remained. Before this, however, the queens would join into a photo shoot led by past "Drag Race All-Stars" winner Monet X Change, who would also join the judges panel for the final runway.

Answer: Ra'Jah O'Hara

After reuniting with the other queens in the workroom, the top four headed back to the main stage in their lip sync finery and took turns choosing boxes containing their lip sync songs. If they matched with another competitor they would head into either "Do It" by Nelly Furtado ft. Missy Elliott or "Broken Bones" by Love Inc.

The victors of this were Ra'Jah O'Hara and Silky Nutmeg Ganache and the pair faced off against one another in one last song-- "River Deep, Mountain High" by Celine Dion. At the end of it all, Ra'Jah O'Hara was crowned winner of the series, taking with her a $100,000 CAD prize, the crown, and the sceptre.