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Cover Me Canada keeps Georgia Murray safe

From a media release:

COVER ME CANADA FANS VOTE TO KEEP GEORGIA MURRAY SAFE FROM ELIMINATION

Eps 3 Georgia Murray - photo credit Emile Faga

CBC’s new live weekly musical competition series, COVER ME CANADA, announced that Georgia Murray, who covered Corey Hart’s Sunglasses At Night, was safe from elimination by the judges in tonight’s episode. Canadian audiences determine which artist is safe after the results of the online voting and social media engagement for each band is tallied. At the conclusion of tonight’s show the COVER ME CANADA judges Jordan Knight (New Kids On The Block), chart-topping R&B sensation Deborah Cox and star-maker manager and record exec Ron Fair (Christina Aguilera, Black Eyed Peas, Pussycat Dolls), announced that The Simpson Brothers, who covered Buffy Sainte Marie’s Up Where We Belong, was eliminated.

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New tonight: Heartland, Battle of the Blades, Cover Me Canada on CBC

Heartland

“What’s in a Name?” – When Tim reveals to the family that Shane is his son it throws everybody for a loop and threatens to ruin the traditional Bartlett-Fleming naming ceremony for Lou’s baby.

Battle of the Blades

The competition is getting heated as the eight BATTLE OF THE BLADES pairs prepare to skate to the theme of passion in the upcoming live performance show on Sunday, October 2 at 8 p.m. (8:30 p.m. NT), followed by the first elimination episode of the season on Monday, October 3 at 8 p.m. (8:30 p.m. NT). Ex-NHL All-Star, Olympic Gold Medalist and former BATTLE OF THE BLADES competitor, Theo Fleury returns as guest judge alongside Head Judge Sandra Bezic and Resident Judge Jeremy Roenick for the dramatic episodes.

Cover Me Canada

The seven remaining acts on COVER ME CANADA, CBC’s live music competition show, will present their unique new takes on an amazing list of smash-hit classic songs this Sunday, October 2 at 9 p.m. (9:30 NT) – each and every one originally from Canadian artists.

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