Canadian Idol (season 1)

The first season of Canadian Idol debuted on June 9, 2003. Ryan Malcolm of Kingston, Ontario was the eventual winner.

Auditions

Auditions were held in Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Ottawa, Calgary, Winnipeg, Halifax, and St. John's, in the spring.

Semi-finals

Semifinal Group 1

Advancing to the Top 11: Candida Clauseri, Mikey Bustos, Billy Klippert

Semifinal Group 2

Advancing to the Top 11: Tyler Hamilton, Jenny Gear, Richie Wilcox

Semifinal Group 3

Advancing to the Top 11: Audrey de Montigny, Gary Beals, Karen Lee Batten

Wildcard

Advancing to the Top 11: Toya Alexis, Ryan Malcolm

Finals

The Final 11 performed through various "theme" weeks. These weeks included the Canadian Hits week, and the Love Songs week. With each week, one contestant would be eliminated, until the winner was found.

Top 11 (Canadian Hits)

Eliminated: Richie Wilcox, Candida Clauseri, Karen Lee Batten

Top 8 (Motown)

Eliminated: Mikey Bustos, Tyler Hamilton

Top 6 (Summertime Hits)

Eliminated: Toya Alexis

Top 5 (Elton John)

Eliminated: Jenny Gear

Top 4 (Love Songs)

Eliminated: Audrey de Montigny

Top 3 (Judges'/Competitors' Choice)

Eliminated: Billy Klippert

Top 2

Winner: Ryan Malcolm
Runner-Up: Gary Beals

Elimination chart

Week: Top 11 Top 8 Top 6 Top 5 Top 4 Top 3 Top 2
Place Contestant Result
1 Ryan Malcolm Bottom 2 Winner
2 Gary Beals Bottom 3 Bottom 2 Runner-up
3 Billy Klippert Bottom 3 Elim
4 Audrey de Montigny Bottom 2 Elim
5 Jenny Gear Elim
6 Toya Alexis Bottom 4 Elim
7 Mikey Bustos Elim
8 Tyler Hamilton
9 Richie Wilcox Elim
10 Candida Clauseri
11 Karen Lee Batten

Releases

Major/minor/independent releases

(This list does not include pre-Idol releases)

Eight other members of the Season One Top 11 have released their own solo albums, including Gary Beals, Billy Klippert, Audrey De Montigny, Jenny Gear, Toya Alexis, Mikey Bustos, and Karen Lee Batten.

See also

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