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The Best Moments From The All-Canadian Special 'Stronger Together, Tous Ensemble' - Watch Here

Tons of major Canadian broadcasters have come together to raise funds for frontline workers struggling to fight against COVID-19 with the All-Canadian Stronger Together, Tous Ensemble. The special premiered across many platforms with countless Canadian natives banding together like Drake, Justin Bieber, Avril Lavigne, and Michael Bublé.

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Canada Bands Together For COVID-19 Relief

Major broadcasters like Corus Entertainment, Bell Media, and CBC/Radio Canada have rallied to put together an unforgettable show to raise funds for Food Bank Canada's campaign to provide support to those who need it during the COVID-19 pandemic. The program had famous Canadians giving their stories and positive words as well as giving gorgeous musical performances in hopes of inspiring hope and raising money for the frontline workers fighting this awful virus.

The multi-platform show had a star-studded line-up with appearances from Astronaut Chris Hadfield, hockey players Hayley Wickenheiser and Connor McDavid, Margaret Atwood, Will & Grace's Eric McCormack, Howie Mandel, Russell Peters, and Will Arnett.

Best Moments From Stronger Together, Tous Ensemble

The show was filled with incredible moments like a jaw-dropping Cirque du Soleil performance by the Atherton Family!

Alessia Cara and her band performed Randy Newman's heartwarming song "You've Got A Friend In Me."

Deadpool's Ryan Reynolds even chimed in with his hilarious thoughts on the situation. His natural comedic talent was very welcomed during the night. "Being Canadian was always my greatest asset."

Ryan, Russell Peters, Amy Poehler also brought much-needed laughs with Will Arnett looking very disheveled and confessing "I haven't showered in about a month..." Howie Mandel gave his message while playing a unique version of hide-and-seek where he didn't let his family know they were playing.