Why is hgtv in canada

The complete HGTV Canada winter lineup, featuring popular programming and soon-to-be favourite series, seasons, and episodes include:. Ty Breaker is an eight-episode series that will follow Ty Pennington as he helps desperate families decide whether to overhaul their current property or renovate a new one to better meet their needs.

Premieres Tuesday, January 19 at 9 p. Entrepreneurs who struck it rich with one brilliant idea and are now ready to make the ultimate upgrade to a high-end home will get the guidance they need from lifestyle expert Clinton Kelly. Premieres Wednesday, February 10 at 9 p. Following Nicole Curtis — best known for her hands-on restoration of crumbling historic homes to their former glory in Rehab Addict — the eight-episode series will see her rescue homeowners who are totally overwhelmed by the renovation process.

Premieres Thursday, February 18 at 10 p. Rock Solid Builds takes viewers on a construction journey like no other. The series follows Randy Spracklin, a third-generation builder who now runs the family business. Working year-round Randy and his crew battle the harsh weather, rugged terrain, and unpredictable challenges in order to get the job done.

House Hunters. Premieres Monday, January 4 at 8 and 11 p. House Hunters International. Premieres Monday, January 4 at p. Property Brothers: Forever Home. Premieres Monday, January 4 at 9 p. My Lottery Dream Home. Premieres Tuesday, January 5 at 9 p. Bargain Mansions. Canada is an ideal spot to film because of areas such as Vancouver and Toronto that are widely-recognized via Insider.

And for the very opposite reason, Canada is also chosen for filming because it can offer less-expensive stand-ins for notoriously expensive cities, such as Los Angeles or New York. Which is to say, you can get Canada to look like any city in America for a discounted price.

While some episodes disclose the areas of Canada that they're filming in, others simply don't disclose any location. But as the years progressed, series began migrating to areas such as North Carolina to film. Some eagle-eyed HGTV fans claim that if you look closely at the landscape and scenery, you can get a sense of exactly where certain episodes are filmed.