Organized by Fairchild Television, and co-organized by Talentvision, Fairchild Radio, and Popular Lifestyle & Entertainment Magazine, the final for the Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant 2019 was held last night at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre in downtown Toronto. #5 Xiaoyu Chen was crowned the champion, with #7 Anna Tian being crowned 1st runner-up and #1 Elaine Qian being crowned 2nd runner-up. The Kingscross Hyundai Miss Photogenic Award, sponsored by Kingscross Hyundai, was awarded to #7 Anna Tian. The Bigen Hair Products Most Silken Hair Award was awarded to #2 Serena Kwok. Miss Congeniality and winner of the Bamburgh Dental “Brightest Teeth Award", previously announced at the Press Conference on November 26th, were awarded to #5 Xiaoyu Chen and #3 Ida Tsang respectively. 

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Famous program hosts Mr. Leo Shiu and Mr. Yi Qin once again took to the stage as the Master of Ceremony for Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant 2019. This year’s esteemed judging panel was comprised of rising Hollywood actor Mr. Chase Tang, 2019 Order of Canada recipient and former principal dancer for the National Ballet of Canada Ms. Chan Hon Goh, runway model Ms. Ishie Wang, famous photographer Mr. Franklin Lau and famous TV & radio host Mr. Chung Ming Poon. The auditor for the Pageant was Mr. Alexis Yam, CA.

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Former New Talent Singing Awards, Students Can Sing and Vocalibre contestants ‍Amy Wong, Cherrina Hong, Sandy Sun, Natalie Lam and Ann Chau helped lead our nine finalists on stage to introduce themselves to the excited audience. Together, they all helped create an unforgettable opening to the evening.

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The first part of the show consisted of the finalists’ talent performance. #1 Elaine Qian took to the stage first with her accordion and tango performance. #2 Serena Kwok “enchanted” the audience with her rendition of this classic Taylor Swift song. #8 Jessica Leung moved the audience with her self-composed song “Someday”. #3 Ida Tsang wowed with her traditional Chinese dance using the umbrella. #5 Xiaoyu Chen captivated the audience with her elegant Chinese traditional dance. #4 Patricia Chen performed a self-taught hula hoop performance. #7 Anna Tian put her years of belly dancing experience on display with her performance. #6 Joely Ho wowed the audience with her Chinese opera dance. Last but not least, #9 Angela Li wrapped up the talent portion of the show with her piano rendition of Eason Chan’s “Under Mount Fuji”.

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In the swimsuit Question & Answer session, the finalists donned chic swimsuits and put their public speaking skills to the test with our Master of Ceremonies duo.They embodied the beauty of pageantry, both inside and out, and showcased their confidence to the fullest.

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The theme for this year’s fashion show segment was ‘a different side to our world’. In groups, our finalists took to the stage to show off the gorgeous outfits and put what they have learned in the past few months on display. The first group, consisting of #1 Elaine Qian and #2 Serena Kwok, brought oceanic life to land as betta fish and goldfish enhanced their elegant gowns. #3 Ida Tsang and #4 Patricia Chen proved that there’s a different side to a bug’s life. The embroidered gowns for #5 Xiaoyu Chen and #6 Joely Ho showcased the elegance of mystical creatures. The gowns for #7 Anna Tian, #8 Jessica Leung and #9 Angela Li featured some of nature's most incredible creatures: birds.

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Guest performers James Zhou and Shuhei Nagasawa then took to the stage to serenade the audience. Zhou took to the stage first, performing a mashup “Thinking Out Loud” and “Fly Together”. Nagasawa then performed a soulful version of “Never Enough”. Their duet performances of crowd favourite “Love Confession” and “Growing Fond Of You”, where the nine finalists also made an appearance, garnered exuberant applause from all in attendance.

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Thank you to all the sponsors who helped make the Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant 2019 a huge success!

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In addition to constant social media updates during the show, fans who were unable to attend in person were treated to a Facebook live before the show.

If you missed the live broadcast on Fairchild Television, don’t fret: the whole show will be aired again on Fairchild Television 2 HD on December 8th (Sunday) at 5pm.

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For more information on the Pageant, please explore our website or visit www.facebook.com/MCTPCanada.

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With the finals of the 2019 Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant under wraps, it's hard not to want to relive the moments that perfectly showcase all the hard work and dedication from our nine finalists!

If you missed the live broadcast on Fairchild Television, don’t fret: the whole show will be aired again on Fairchild Television 2 HD on December 8th (Sunday) at 5pm!

The Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant was full of eagerness and anticipation as audiences counted down the hours until the reveal of this year's champion. In addition to the wonderful performances by our nine finalists, audiences were also treated to duets by our special guest performer duo, singing crowd favourites including "Thinking Out Loud”, “Never Enough”, “Love Confession” and “Growing Fond Of You”.

To thank the audience for their continuous support of Fairchild Television and the Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant, if you answer the following question correctly, you will have a chance to win a Pets Alive: Boppi the Booty Shakin' Llama and a $50 gift card to Toys R Us.

Who was this year's Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant 2019 special guest performer?

The answer can be found on Fairchild TV 2 HD's Sunday 5pm EST/2pm PST broadcast of the 2019 Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant finals!

To enter, please visit our Facebook page and leave your answer and your email in the comment section.

Deadline to enter: December 9th, 2019 12pm EST

For contest rules and regulations, please visit: www.fairchildtv.com/gameRules.php.

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With last night's show in the books, the 2019 Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant has officially come to an end!

Congratulations to our winners:
Champion & Miss Congeniality: #5 Xiaoyu Chen
1st Runner-Up & Miss Photogenic: #7 Anna Tian
2nd Runner-Up: #1 Elaine Qian
Bigen Hair Products Most Silken Hair Award: #2 Serena Kwok
Bamburgh Dental “Who Has The Brightest Teeth” Contest Winner: #3 Ida Tsang

We wish Xiaoyu Chen the best as she represents Toronto at the 2020 Miss Chinese International Pageant!

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November 29th is the day!!! At 8:30pm, Fairchild Television will be broadcasting live from the Metro Toronto Convention Centre in downtown Toronto. For those who can’t make it to the show in person, you can watch from the comfort of your own home as we crown the next Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant champion!

Voting is still open for the "Guess Who The Miss Photogenic Winner Is" contest. Deadline to submit is November 29th at 10pm. Make sure you cast your vote here.

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Organized by Fairchild Television, and co-organized by Talentvision, Fairchild Radio, and Popular Lifestyle & Entertainment Magazine, the Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant 2019 will be held on November 29th (Friday) at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre Hall G in downtown Toronto

In its milestone 25th year, the Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant has grown to be the city’s largest beauty pageant. Fairchild Television has been working tirelessly to ensure that this annual event, watched by thousands across the country, will be memorable for all.

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Through the Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant, Fairchild Television is committed to the principles of charitable causes and hopes to raise awareness and support within the Chinese-Canadian community for the services provided by local charitable organizations, while encouraging our finalists to become socially aware of what happens in their community. 

This year, for the first time,the North York General Hospital has teamed up with the Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant in becoming this years' charitable partner. Part of the proceeds from the evening’s meal ticket will go towards improving the hospital. Many departments at the North York General Hospital are well-known, including the oncology department and their treatments for breast cancer,prostate cancer and rectal cancer. The waiting time for breast cancer treatment is shorter than the average wait time in Ontario. With over five-thousand babies born each year, it is no surprise that the maternity ward is labelled as one of the top three in Ontario. Hand in hand, the Child Intensive Care Unit is renowned as well. Mental health is another distinguished program at the North York General Hospital, especially for children and adolescents.

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Kitty Tsang, Chief Financial Officer for the North York General, expressed her gratitude at the press conference: “The North York General Hospital is proud to be a charity partner for Fairchild Television’s Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant 2019.We were honoured to receive recognition from US Newsweek, placing us 2nd amongst 1000 other hospitals worldwide in their “World’s Best Hospital 2019” list. All the proceeds gathered from the Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant will go towards improving the North York General Hospital to ensure that we can continue to serve the community and become the best hospital in the eyes of the Chinese Canadian community in Toronto! We wish all the finalists the best as they take the stage Friday for the final show,and we wish great success to the Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant as they celebrate their 25th anniversary.”

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This year’s special guest performers have a couple of things in common: both are singers, both have a long list of notable accomplishments overseas, but most importantly, both their dreams started in Toronto.

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Born in Shanghai, James Zhou participated in many singing competitions before making a name for himself in the music industry. He won 2nd-place in Fairchild Television’s New Talent Singing Awards in 2010. The following year, he nabbed 1st-place in Fairchild Radio's The 4th Canadian Chinese Song-Writers Quest (SQ4).He often says that music and the stage are where he can find himself best. In 2015, he joined Sing My Song and wrote a touching song dedicated to his father, which moved the judges to tears and became a huge hit with fans. He then joined The Voice China and wowed the judges with his singing and dancing techniques, which ultimately landed him a place on Jay Chou's team.

After graduating from the University of Toronto, Zhou’s return to China proved to be a choice that would greatly help advance his career. In 2013, he became the music producer of the theatrical drama Mystery of Liao Zhai. In 2014, he performed his first TV series My Youth High Eight Degrees. The following year, he joined the second season of Sing My Song and made it to the Top 4 in Tanya Chau’s team. In 2016, Zhou launched its first EP album "I Am James Zhou". He is currently active in the music industry, writing music with icons like Lala Hsu, Yang Kun, Tia Ray and more, and continuing to advance his singing career.

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2nd runner-up in the 2013 New Talent Singing Awards and winner of the "Most Popular Online" Award, multilingual-talent Shuhei Nagasawa never lost sight of the importance of music in his life. Since his return to China, he has signed with famous Japanese entertainment label Amuse, and has also participated in the Japanese production of “Romeo & Juliet” (produced in partner with Johnny & Associates).

He competed in the fourth season of The Voice China and landed a Top 4 spot in Na Ying's team(Top 16 in the country). After competing on The Voice China, Nagasawa hit a roadblock in his songwriting process. As he struggled with his next steps, he wrote down how he felt in the moment and turned it into a song. Shortly after, he released his first single"Crimson Love", which skyrocketed his presence in the music industry.Since then, his career in music has not slowed down. In 2016, he released two more singles “I Think” and “My Only Dream”, and his EP “Hide My Tears”. His journey is an inspiration to all, showing that perseverance to achieve your dream can get you through any bumps along the way.

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Though both guest performers have a long list of notable accomplishments, both are ecstatic to return to familiar territory. As they prepare to take the Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant stage as guest performers, they can’t wait to return to their roots and the city where their dreams first came true.

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Famous program hosts Leo Shiu and Yi Qin will once again take the stage as the Master of Ceremony for Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant 2019. The judging panel is comprised of rising Hollywood actor Mr. Chase Tang, 2019 Order of Canada recipient and former principal dancer for the National Ballet of Canada Ms. Chan Hon Goh, runway model Ms. Ishie Wang,famous photographer Mr. Franklin Lau and famous TV & radio host Mr. Chung Ming Poon. The auditor for the Pageant is Alexis Yam, CA.

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Not only are our finalists competing for the title of champion, first runner-up and second runner-up, but they are also vying for the Kingscross Hyundai Miss Photogenic Award and the Bigen Hair Products Most Silken Hair Award. Prior to the final,Fairchild Television also organized multiple online voting contest and a fashion show to allow the audience to gain a deeper understanding of this year’s finalists: the “Brightest Teeth Voting” contest (sponsored by Bamburgh Dental Dr. Edward Lee), the “Guess Who Is Miss Photogenic” contest (sponsored by Kingscross Hyundai), and the Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant Fashion Show & Photography Contest.

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Winners for the“Brightest Teeth Voting” contest and Miss Congeniality were announced at the press conference. The winner of the Brightest Teeth Voting was #3 Ida Tsang. Miss Congeniality was awarded to #5 Xiaoyu Chen.

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Audiences can still vote in the "Guess Who The Miss Photogenic Winner Is" contest. Who do you think will be this year's Miss Photogenic? To vote, please visit the contest page. Deadline to enter is November 29, 2019 at 10:30pm.

Our nine fnalists are excited to let their new-found confidence shine on stage and showcase what they have learned after months of intensive training and preparation. Make sure you catch the live broadcast of the show on Fairchild Television Friday, November 29th at 8:30pm!

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The following are the profiles for our nine finalists:

“First impressions are the most lasting.” Our 9 Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant finalists met with our esteemed judging panel during today’s Meet The Judge session, giving a chance for our judges can get to know them a bit better before they take the stage on Friday!

2019 Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant | November 29, 2019 | Metro Toronto Convention Centre

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2nd runner-up in the 2013 New Talent Singing Awards and winner of the "Most Popular Online" Award, trilingual-talent Shuhei Nagasawa never lost sight of the importance of music in his life.

After competing on The Voice China, Nagasawa released his first single "Crimson Love", which skyrocketed his presence in the music industry. Since then, his career in music has not slowed down. In 2016, he released two more singles “I Think” and “My Only Dream”, and his EP “Hide My Tears”. His journey is an inspiration to all, showing that perseverance to achieve your dream can get you through any bumps along the way.

Though Nagasawa’s list of accomplishments is notable, he is ecstatic to return to familiar territory. As he prepares to take the Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant stage as a guest performer, he is excited to return to his roots and the city where his dream first became true.

2019 Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant | November 29, 2019 | Metro Toronto Convention Centre

Want to know more about this year’s finalists? Make sure you follow our social media accounts. While you're at it, sure take a peek at the voting games; not only will you be able to support your favourite finalists but you also might win a prize!

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After graduating from the University of Toronto, James Zhou returned to China to advance his music career. In 2013, he became the music producer of the theatrical drama Mystery of Liao Zhai. In 2014, he performed his first TV series My Youth High Eight Degrees. The following year, he joined the second season of Sing My Song and made it to the Top 4 in Tanya Chau’s team. His song, dedicated to his father, moved judges and audiences members alike.

In 2016, Zhou launched its first EP album "I Am James Zhou". Later, he participated in The Voice China where he joined Jay Chou’s team.

He is currently active in the music industry,writing music with icons like Lala Hsu, Yan Kun, Tia Ray and more, and continuing to advance his singing career.‍

Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant 2019 | November 29, 2019 | Metro Toronto Convention Centre

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#9 Angela hopes the audience can remember her as a ray of sunshine. She believes that though there may be difficulties in life, as long as you face it with a positive attitude, you can jump over the hurdle. Angela is looking forward to the opening dance of the show, as dance teacher Vason has been working tirelessly with each and every finalists to ensure that every aspect is perfect. The ideal world in Angela's mind is one where everyone is free. But in order for that to happen, everyone must work together. Like Micheal Jackson once said (sang), “it’s true that we will make a better day, just you and me” (We Are The World).

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Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant 2019 | November 29, 2019 | Metro Toronto Convention Centre

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#8 Jessica hopes that the audience will remember her passion for music. She hopes the songs that she writes can move others. If Jessica were to be this year’s Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant champion, she would like to use her voice to encourage everyone to support the arts because she believes that more people should have the opportunity to learn and appreciate the value of creativity.She would also like to encourage everyone to participate in different conservation activities and to care for the environment so that everyone can have the chance to live a happy and comfortable life.

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Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant 2019 | November 29, 2019 | Metro Toronto Convention Centre

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#7 Anna hopes that the audience will remember that she is a yoga instructor who has practiced yoga for more than a decade. When she teaches, she conveys to her students that yoga is not only a good form of exercise but it also helps keep one calm. Anna is looking forward to the evening dress portion of the finals, as she can’t wait to showcase her new-found confidence. If Anna were to become this year’s Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant champion, she would like to continue to raise awareness for charities that help children in rural mountain areas, help the children receive education and provide them with the necessities vital for them to achieve their dreams.

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Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant 2019 | November 29, 2019 | Metro Toronto Convention Centre

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#6 Joely has a smile that could light up the room from a mile away. The ideal world in her mind is that everyone can face each day with a smile on their face. With a healthy state of mind, you can face everything that the day throws at you. Joely enjoys two vastly different activities: Muay Thai and singing. Muay Thai helps her to express her active side whereas singing can help her express her different emotions. Joely decided to sign up for this year’s Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant to learn how to face an audience and enhance self-confidence. She also hopes to use MCTP as a platform to promote and educate the next generation of environmental protection. Joely is most looking forward to the dance portion of the finals, as the past three months, all finalists have been working hard on their dancing skills to ensure that the audience sees the best side of them on show day.

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Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant 2019 | November 29, 2019 | Metro Toronto Convention Centre

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Xiaoyu is a basketball-loving financial consultant who often has to deal with numbers day-in and day-out. In her downtime, she enjoys outdoor sports. In the winter, you can often find her hitting the slopes. In the summer, she enjoys surfing and hiking. Xiaoyu decided to join the 2019 Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant because she wanted to meet new friends and learn from different people. She is eager to take advantage of this rare opportunity to work on boosting her confidence. The ideal world in Xiaoyu's mind is a world full of peace, tolerance and understanding because many countries are now suffering from war. If Xiaoyu were to be crowned the Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant champion, she would like to raise awareness for the work that charities do, and raise funds to help those in need.

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Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant 2019 | November 29, 2019 | Metro Toronto Convention Centre

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#4 Patricia hopes that audiences will remember her as an outgoing and bubbly contestant. She enjoys meeting new people and trying new things. Not only did Patricia want to challenge herself with new experiences (like, signing up for the 2019 Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant and all the firsts that come along with the competition), but she also wanted to show the Chinese traditions that she grew up with, including language and culture. If Patricia were to be crowned this year’s champion, she would make sure that her voice is heard as she shares Chinese-Canadian culture with people from all over the world.

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Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant 2019 | November 29, 2019 | Metro Toronto Convention Centre

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As a nurse, #3 Ida often faces many patients who are in need of a wide variety of medical needs. When she saw that the patient whom is suffering but is unable to help, she feels helpless. Because of this, Ida is dedicated to what she does, in hopes that she can help more patients on their path to recovery. For years, Ida has watched the Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant and envisioned that one day, she would step onto the MCTP stage as a contestant. And this year, her dream came true. If Ida were to be this year’s Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant champion, she would like to spread awareness towards issues about environmental protection, as she feels that everyone in this world has a responsibility to contribute to the health of our planet.

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Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant 2019 | November 29, 2019 | Metro Toronto Convention Centre

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#2 Serena joined the MissChinese Toronto Pageant to meet new friends. Her shy demeanor as a child was adriving force for her mother to sign her up for different drama classes, withhopes that those could inspire confidence. Serena hopes that the audience willremember her as cheerful and bubbly. Her outgoing personality goes hand-in-handwith her decision to study journalism and act as the external affairs executivefor her campus student union. When Serena interviews others, she gains insightinto the lives of others. In her free time, she enjoys watching sports of stageplays with her friends.

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Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant 2019 | November 29, 2019 | Metro Toronto Convention Centre

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After competing on The Voice China, Shuhei Nagasawa hit a roadblock in his songwriting process. As he struggled with his next steps, he wrote down how he felt in the moment and turned it into a song. Shortly after, he released his first single "Crimson Love", which skyrocketed his presence in the music industry. Since then, his career in music has not slowed down. In 2016, he released two more singles “I Think” and “My Only Dream”, and his EP “Hide My Tears”. Since then, he has signed with famous Japanese entertainment label Amuse, and has also participated in the Japanese production of “Romeo & Juliet” (produced in partner with Johnny & Associates). As he prepares to take the Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant stage as a guest performer, he is excited to return to his roots and the city where his dream first became true.

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Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant 2019 | November 29, 2019 | Metro Toronto Convention Centre

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#1 Elaine learnt about the Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant very early on, as she follows beauty blogger Elva Ni (who happens to be our 2005 Miss Chinese Toronto Champion). Elaine hopes to embody values from her role model and live life with optimism and help others see the beauty around them.Thanks to the encouragement from her dance teacher, Elaine gathered up courage and applied for this year’s MCTP. She hopes that the audience will remember her and her accordion performance on show day.

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Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant 2019 | November 29, 2019 | Metro Toronto Convention Centre

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James Zhou hails from a musical family (his father was a singer), so it's no shock that James himself chose a career in music. Two generations of music lovers collide, as they often explored the techniques of lyrical composition and discussed performance techniques of different singers from varying genres.Whenever Zhou writes a new song, he turns to his father for opinions on how to improve on all levels. During his time on Sing My Song, he wrote a touching song dedicated to his father, which became a huge hit with judges and fans alike. Zhou is currently active in the music industry,writing music with icons like Lala Hsu, Yan Kun, Tia Ray and more, and continuing to advance his singing career.

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Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant 2019 | November 29, 2019 | Metro Toronto Convention Centre

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The annual Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant will be held on November 29th. Under the guidance of our star-studded team for the past couple of months, our finalists have been showcasing what it means to embody confidence and beauty. Whether it be a for a studio shoot or a Catwalk show, the 9 finalists put their best foot forward to ensure that the audience sees their best side.

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Who do you think will be this year's Miss Photogenic? Voting is now open!

To cast your vote, please visit the "Guess Who The Miss Photogenic Winner Is" page.

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You and the Miss Photogenic Award winner will each receive a complimentary one-year test drive (lease) of a 2020 Hyundai Venue SUV!*

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The deadline to vote is November 29th, 2019 at 10:30pm EST.

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*For terms & conditions, please see contest page.

The Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant 2019 Photography Contest,organized by Fairchild Television and co-organized by Talentvision, Fairchild Radio, and Popular Lifestyle Entertainment Magazine, was held at 7:30pm on November 9th at First Markham Place.

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Close to forty photographers participated in this year’s event.Spectators, alongside competing photographers, had the opportunity to not only witness the public debut of the nine finalists but also the finalists putting months of hard work to the test. For the past two months, finalists had been training hard at their choreography and catwalk sessions to ensure that spectators and photographers would capture their best possible side.

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The first outfit consisted of autumn-esque outfits. The bold colours and symmetrical patterns screamed vigour and vitality. Following autumn comes winter; what better way to go through the chilliest season than with a warm coat? Finalists strut down the catwalk in elegant winter coats, proving one does not have to sacrifice style to be comfy. The nine finalists entered the latter part of the show with excitement as they donned elegant event gowns.Each finalist took the stage on her own to model and reveal her streamed-line pageant figure. The grand finale with this stylish and elegant evening gown wrapped up the night at First Markham Place in high spirits.

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The response to the Photo Contest was overwhelming. All participating photographers were astounded as the nine amateur models posed for the lens. The catwalk music, the clicking sound of cameras, combined with pricey camera lenses, filled the whole venue and was music to everyone's ears.

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A winning photographer will be selected to win a bottle of award-winning ice wine, sponsored by Willow Spring Winery. The result will be announced on our website on November 20th.

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Viewers can get to know more about each of the nine finalists and stay up-to-date on their ventures (including all pageant activities such as photoshoots, promo shoots, catwalk training, choreography classes and visits to charity organization) by exploring our website or by following us on social media:

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The 2019 Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant Final will be broadcasted live on Fairchild Television on Friday, November 29th at 8:30pm.

Organized by Fairchild Television, and co-organized by Talentvision, Fairchild Radio, and Popular Lifestyle & Entertainment Magazine, the Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant 2019 will be held on November 29th (Friday) at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre in downtown Toronto. The nine finalists will compete for the title of champion, first runner-up and second runner-up, as well as Miss Congeniality, the Silky Hair Award, Miss Photogenic Award and more. The champion will also represent Toronto at the Miss Chinese International Pageant in Hong Kong.

The Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant is now in its milestone 25th year. Over the past quarter of a century, the pageant has attracted women with a variety of dreams and created numerous legends. The Pageant has also helped many girls to re-write their journey in life. This year is no exception.

After the selection process in early September, the ten finalists started a series of training sessions and promotional shoots, from image consulting to dance and everything in-between. Finalists have also been meeting with hair stylists, image consultants and more to get their professional opinions on how to maximize their potential onstage and through the lens. The star-studded team, including image consultant Clifford Yong, model trainer Ishie Wang, makeup artist Emmy Leung, hair stylist Carlos Pang, and dance teacher Vason Lam, have all worked tirelessly to create stunning looks for our finalists that our photographers can capture.

There is no doubt that the finalists will have an unforgettable experience filled with good memories as they continue to embark down the Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant journey.

This year, for the first time, the North York General Hospital has teamed up with Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant in becoming this years' charitable partner. Part of the proceeds from this years' pageant will be donated towards the hospital and vital areas that require assistance. To learn more or purchase tickets, please call 905-889-8090.

#8 Jessica has loved music ever since she was a little girl, and often uses it as an outlet to express her feelings. #7 Anna has been dancing all her life, using it as a way to destress after a hard day’s work. When #9 Angela plays the piano, she feels like she’s transported to a different world. The change of an angle can bring a whole new view of the world.

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2019 Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant | November 29, 2019 | Metro Toronto Convention Centre

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#5 Xiaoyu learnt her cooking skills from watching videos and asking her mother to teach her. Looking back, she is proud of how far she has come in her cooking journey. #6 Joely hails from a family with a cooking background, thus allowing her to have the chance to experience new foods from a young age. Her palette and kitchen skills reflect her many years of ventures into food and cooking.

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2019 Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant | November 29, 2019 | Metro Toronto Convention Centre

Want to know more about this year’s finalists? Make sure you follow our social media accounts. While you're at it, sure take a peek at the voting games; not only will you be able to support your favourite finalists but you also might win a prize!

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#3 Ida enjoys spending time outdoors. From running to bike rides to exercising in the wilderness, she feels like nature is her best de-stresser. #4 Patricia loves to ride tandem bikes, as it provides an opportunity for her to build a deeper connection with her friends as they take on an adventure. The change of an angle can bring a whole new view of the world.
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2019 Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant | November 29, 2019 | Metro Toronto Convention Centre

Want to know more about this year’s finalists? Make sure you follow our social media accounts. While you're at it, sure take a peek at the voting games; not only will you be able to support your favourite finalists but you also might win a prize!

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Weibo: www.weibo.com/MCTPToronto
Instagram: @MCTPCanada

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As the saying goes: Women are pleasing to others. But the truth is, makeup is often a girls' best friend. #1 Elaine prefers a colour palette consisting of white, light purple and blue. This simple, yet popping, mix suits her best. #2 Serena believes that it is normal for girls to love all things beauty. For her, it is easy to find an outfit that matches perfectly, and a handbag that can make said outfit pop. Serena loves red, because to her, it symbolizes enthusiasm. The change of an angle can bring a whole new view of the world.

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2019 Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant | November 29, 2019 | Metro Toronto Convention Centre

Want to know more about this year’s finalists? Make sure you follow our social media accounts. While you're at it, sure take a peek at the voting games; not only will you be able to support your favourite finalists but you also might win a prize!

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Introducing the second half of this year's Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant guest performer duo: Shuhei Nagasawa!

2nd runner-up in the 2013 New Talent Singing Awards and winner of the "Most Popular Online" Award, trilingual-talent Shuhei Nagasawa never lost sight of the importance of music in his life. He competed in the fourth season of The Voice China and landed a Top 4 spot in Na Ying's team (Top 16 in the country). Since then, his career in music has not slowed down.

In 2014, Nagasawa released his first single "Crimson Love", skyrocketing his presence in the music industry.

As he prepares to take the Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant stage as a guest performer, he is excited to return to his roots and the city where his dream first became true.

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Introducing the first half of this year's Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant guest performer duo: James Zhou!

Zhou is no stranger to Toronto; he won 2nd place in the 2010 New Talent Singing Awards and 1st place in Fairchild Radio's The 4th Canadian Chinese Song-Writers Quest (SQ4). He often says that music is where he can find himself best. He joined The Voice China and wowed the judges with his singing and dancing techniques, which ultimately landed a place on Jay Chou's team. He also joined Sing My Song and wrote a touching song dedicated to his father, which became a huge hit with fans. He is currently active in the music industry, writing music with icons like Lala Hsu, Yan Kun, Tia Ray and more, and continuing to advance his singing career.

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Part of the pageant process is doing due diligence by emphasizing the importance of giving back to the community. On October 25th,our finalists paid a visit to the Daily Bread Food Bank and spent the morning giving back to the less fortunate.

Their tour of one of Canada’s largest food banks started with food sorting, where they had the opportunity to get hands-on and go through donations. Through teamwork, they made sure that all donations had not passed their 'best before' date and separated them into their corresponding categories.

The Daily Bread Food Bank is also a provider of hot meals for the less fortunate. The finalists had the opportunity to assist in potato-preparation in the kitchen. Their nimble peeling-skills and determination, as they pared through 15lbs of potatoes, garnered praise from both staff and volunteers present.

To be able to help those less fortunate than ourselves is an experience that surely would not be forgotten by all anytime soon.

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Part of the pageant process is doing due diligence by emphasizing the importance of giving back to the community. On October 25th,our finalists paid a visit to the Mon Sheong Long-Term Care Facility in Richmond Hill and spent the afternoon with residents and staff. 

The Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant is entering its milestone 25th year. To celebrate, residents and finalists teamed up to tackle an art project: design a sculpture that incorporates Mon Sheong and MCTP’s 25th anniversary. As the countdown timer reached zero, excitement and satisfaction could be heard from the teams of 2 as they completed their creations and prepared to show them off.

Finalists also serenaded long-term care residents with musical performances. From singing to the piano to flute, and a little dancing in-between, the golden oldie songs performed surely brought a blast from the past for the audience.

The joyous laughter that filled the room ensured that today's experience left a mark in the hearts of all.

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Through the Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant, Fairchild Television committed to the principles of charitable causes and hopes to raise awareness and support within the Chinese-Canadian community for the services provided by local charitable organizations, while encouraging our finalists to become socially aware of what happens in their community.

This year, for the first time, the North York General Hospital Foundation has teamed up with Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant in becoming this years' charitable partner.

To learn more, please visit our Ticket Info page.

Presented by Bamburgh Dental Office and Dr. Edward Lee, the contest for this year’s Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant 2019 Brightest Teeth Award is back again!

Who do you think has the brightest teeth?

Voting is now open!! The Brightest Teeth Award winner and a lucky audience member will each receive a professional teeth-whitening treatment.

To vote, please visit the Who Has The Brightest Teeth contest page! Deadline to vote is November 10th, 2019.

The contestant who gets the most votes will win the title of「The Brightest Teeth Award Winner」!

The Award winner (contestant) will be announced at the press conference. The lucky participant will be drawn and announced on our website shortly after.

The Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant Brightest Smile Award and Prize are sponsored by Bamburgh Dental Office and Dr. Edward Lee.

Over the past quarter of a decade, the Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant has grown to be the most influential beauty pageant in Toronto, helping make the dreams of many come true.

The success of the Pageant is built on the support of Fairchild TV sponsors, who are our driving force as we move forward.

Thank you to the following sponsors, whom have recorded special congratulatory greetings as the Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant celebrates its milestone 25th anniversary: Air Canada, Audi Oakville, Canada Choice Windows & Doors, Bamburgh Dental Office Dr. Edward Lee, Dr. Mark Lin, Kingscross Hyundai, North York General Hospital, Roadsport Honda, Royal Aips, Sun Ming Hong, and Sophie Cosmetics.

You can watch them here!

To learn more about the Miss Toronto Chinese Pageant, please explore our website or visit our Facebook page.

The North York General Hospital Foundation has teamed up with Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant in becoming this years' charitable partner. Part of the proceeds from this years' Pageant will be donated to help reconstruct and improve North York General Hospital. To learn more, or to purchase tickets, please call 905-889-8090.

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The process leading up to show day is just as important as the big show itself. Our finalists are now going through rigorous training sessions to make sure that they showcase the best version of themselves on the stage in November. It may be a long and tedious journey, but it's worth it.

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With only a little less than six weeks left until show day, everyone is working and training hard. Though the journey may involve countless hours of sweat and practice, this life-changing journey is all worth it!

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the finalists for this year's Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant!

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#1 Elaine Qian & #2 Serena Kwok

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#3 Ida Tsang & #4 Patricia Chen

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#5 Xiaoyu Chen & #6 Joely Ho

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#7 Anna Tian, #8 Jessica Leung & #9 Angela Li

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The 2019 Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant will be held on November 29th at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.

This year, for the first time, the North York General Hospital Foundation has teamed up with Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant in becoming this years' charitable partner. Part of the proceeds from this years' Pageant will be donated to help reconstruct and improve North York General Hospital.

To learn more, or to purchase tickets, please call 905-889-8090.

The nine finalists for this year’s Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant recently just completed the shooting for the promotional poster. Our make-up stylists, hair stylists and image consultant were on scene to assist and make sure all finalists looked their best. Our star-studded team spent their time dressing up our finalists to ensure that their beauty would shine through the lens.

For more information on when the official poster will be released, make sure you keep an eye on our social media accounts!

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The ‘2019 Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant’ Grab this last opportunity!

Organized by Fairchild Television, and co-organized by Talentvision, Fairchild Radio and Popular Lifestyle & Entertainment Magazine, the long-awaited 2019 Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant is back again.

This event is recognized as one of the most anticipated because it is the epitome of annual cultural events.  It is a highly rated entertaining television show in the Chinese-Canadian community, and is broadcasted live on Fairchild TV for Chinese audiences across Canada.    

2019 marks the 25th anniversary of this Pageant; a milestone to be celebrated. Over the past quarter of a century, the Pageant has helped countless women step onto a bigger stage, gain confidence and cultivate life-long friendships.

This year’s event will be held on November 29th, 2019 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre in downtown Toronto.

The ten young women who advance to the finals will undergo months of intensive training, including training in image, makeup, dancing, hair styling, mannerisms, and more. They will put their newfound skills to the test as they participate in promo shoots, press conferences, charity visits and other publicity events.

The champion will travel to Hong Kong to represent Toronto at the 2020 Miss Chinese International Pageant, organized by Hong Kong’s Television Broadcasts Limited (TVB).

The application form for Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant 2019 can be found below. Forms can also be obtained at the Fairchild Television, Talentvision and Fairchild Radio Toronto offices. For more details, please call 905-889-8090. The deadline to apply is September 3rd, 2019 (Tuesday) at 6pm EST.

Through the Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant, Fairchild Television committed to the principles of charitable causes and hopes to raise awareness and support within the Chinese-Canadian community for the services provided by local charitable organizations, while encouraging our finalists to become socially aware of what happens in their community.

 This year, for the first time, the North York General Hospital has teamed up with Miss Chinese Toronto Pageant in becoming this years' charitable partner. Part of the proceeds from this years' pageant will be donated towards vital areas that require assistance at the North York General Hospital.

Applicants must be Canadian residents between the ages of 17 and 27, and must be recommended by a nominator. The nominator of the champion will also receive a round trip ticket from Toronto to Hong Kong.

Applicants must satisfy the following requirements:

1) Applicant must be a woman who is unmarried and has never been pregnant;

2) Applicant must be 17 years old before August 1st, 2019 and not exceed 28 years old (calculated in the Western calendar) before February 28th, 2020;

3) Applicant must be Canadian residents on the date of signing the registration form, and have resided in Canada for six months or more, or have stayed in Canada for a total of one year or more;

4) Applicants must be nominated by a nominator.