Next Week on CANADA AM – MASTERCHEF CANADA, Reba McEntire, UFC, Selma to Montgomery March, and More…

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• Evander Holyfield: The retired professional boxer joins CANADA AM to discuss his involvement with Charity Vision, a non-profit charity event where he will strap on his gloves and duke it out with former presidential candidate, Mitt Romney.
• Birthday Gift Giving: Finding the perfect gift is not an easy task. The parenting panel shares gift giving etiquette, ideas, and expectations.
• MASTERCHEF CANADA Elimination: Who will get tossed out of the kitchen? CANADA AM gets a first-hand account of what went wrong from the latest eliminated home cook on MASTERCHEF CANADA.
• The Stellas: The Whitby, Ont. country music duo performs on the CANADA AM

Tuesday, March 24

• God Made Me Funky: The Canadian funk music group performs their new album “funky fly and free” on the CANADA AM
• Spring Feeling: Early spring flowers are the surest sign that warmer weather is on its way. Charlotte Nielsen, co-owner of Glided & Green offers tips on how to create an environment that is memorable with fresh cut flowers.
• Seriously Scientific: Canadian co-creators and authors behind the successful YouTube channel AsapScience, Mitchell Moffit and Gregory Brown join CANADA AM to discuss the launch of their book and offer a dose of fascinating science.
• Sochi, One Year Later: Canadian Olympic medalists and sisters, Justine, Maxime, and Chloé Dufour-Lapointe share their post-Olympic experiences with CANADA AM.

Wednesday, March 25 Commemorating the 1965 Selma to Montgomery March

• Lynn Ball: Former Canadian Press photographer Lynn Ball was a young freelancer in 1965 when he attended the civil rights marches in Alabama. CANADA AM takes a look at Ball’s never-before-seen exhibit photos from the Selma to Montgomery walk.
• Lulu Jr: Son of lululemon founder, Chip Wilson, joins CANADA AM to discuss his new venture and co-creation of cashmere clothing line Kit and Ace.

Thursday, March 26

• Reba McEntire: Bev Thomson sits down with the country music star before her performance in Niagara Falls.
• Summer Cottaging: What type of cottager are you? CANADA AM décor expert Karl Lohnes looks ahead at summer cottage options from mountain chalets to cabins in the woods.
• Jean Pierre Guerin: The award-winning executive chef from renowned luxury Canadian tour company Rocky Mountaineer, stirs up mouth-watering fusion cuisine in the AM Kitchen.

Friday, March 27

• Ultimate Fighters: CANADA AM is joined by a house full of UFC members including President Dana White, alongside fighters Conor McGregor, Jose Aldo, Robbie Lawler, and Canada’s own Rory MacDonald.
• Love of Vinyl: Internationally respected music specialist and co-creator of The Record Guys , Aaron Keele shares details for the upcoming Toronto Downtown Record Show exhibiting valuable and new memorabilia, and releases from Canada’s biggest collectors.