Meet the bakers of The Great Canadian Baking Show, Season 2
10 new bakers will enter the tent for Season 2, but only one will be crowned Canada's best baker!
Andrei Godoroja, Vancouver
Software engineer, opera singer, skier, sailor, baker. Is there anything he can't do?
Ann Marie Whitten, Pickering, Ont.
Although Ann Marie has only been baking for three years, she's sure she can make up for her lack of experience with vigour and enthusiasm. At home, she jumps out of bed at five a.m. on Sunday mornings to start baking up a storm.
Devon Stolz, Regina
This self-described "quirky prairie hippie" says granite gravestones and cake have more in common than you might think.
Megan Stasiewich, Leduc, Alta.
Megan is a maker of intricate, sculptural cakes — and she believes that baking is a fine art.
Mengling Chen, Toronto
Mengling is "obsessed" with baking. She spends most of her downtime baking, reading about baking, or looking at other people's baking on social media.
Sachin Seth, Halifax
Sachin Seth is a walking contradiction. On one hand, he is an assistant professor and the Director of Group Practice at the Faculty of Dentistry, Dalhousie University. On the other, he has a massive sweet tooth.
Sadiya Hashmi, Edmonton
This homeschooling mom with an MBA brings together flavours from all over the world.
Timothy Fu, Edmonton
This season's youngest baker says this is "the most exciting thing that's happened to me in my life."
Tim Chauvin, Brockville, Ont.
This hardware store manager has been baking since he was a kid. These days, he's particularly interested in chocolate. "I always have, like, 50 pounds of chocolate sitting around my house."
Wendy McIsaac, Cornwall, P.E.I.
This Cape Breton native describes herself as a "poetry maker, booty shaker, and midnight baker."
