Newfoundland Construction Worker Wins Big on Canada’s Got Talent
Wednesday, May 14, 2025, 2:21 pm
A Newfoundland construction worker turned showstopper clinched a $1-million prize on Canada’s Got Talent, proving that talent can be discovered in the most unexpected places. His captivating performance underscores a delightful twist where blue-collar charm meets national acclaim in an unforgettable moment on stage.
He captivated both the judges and the audience with his rendition of The Best by Tina Turner during the two-hour finale on Citytv Tuesday.
Jacob Lewis, an offshore oil and gas construction worker from Butlerville, NL, is the $1-million winner of this season’s “Canada’s Got Talent.” He captivated both the judges and the audience with his rendition of “The Best” by Tina Turner during the two-hour finale on Citytv Tuesday. A press…
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