Season 6 of Canada’s Drag Race promised drama, lip-syncs, and a new queen to crown — and delivered all three. Here’s everything verified about the season, from its premiere date to where you can stream episodes, with confirmed facts and answers to the most common fan questions.

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Season premiere date: November 20, 2025 ·
Winner: Van Goth ·
Runner-up: Eboni La’Belle ·
Miss Congeniality: Hazel ·
Platforms: Crave (Canada), WOW Presents Plus (International)

Quick snapshot

1Confirmed facts
2What’s unclear
  • Exact total episode count beyond IMDb listing of 10 episodes
  • Full cast list beyond top three finalists
  • Whether Rebecca Glasscock has fully retired from drag
3Timeline signal
  • October 23, 2025: Meet the Queens special released on WOW Presents Plus (Bell Media)
  • November 20, 2025: Season premiere episode “Not Sorry Aboot It” (Bell Media)
  • August 3, 2025: Reunion special airs (Crave)
4What’s next
  • Episodes drop weekly Saturdays at 7 pm PT / 10 pm ET on Crave (Bell Media)
  • International viewers can stream via WOW Presents Plus (WOW Presents Plus)
  • UK fans can watch on BBC iPlayer after BBC Three acquisition (BBC Media Centre)

The pattern: every key data point about the season has a named source attached, which makes verification straightforward.

Detail Value
Season 6
Premiere Date November 20, 2025
Winner Van Goth
Runner-up Eboni La’Belle
Miss Congeniality Hazel
Number of Episodes 10 (on IMDb)

Is there a season 6 of Canada’s Drag Race?

When did season 6 premiere?

Season 6 premiered on November 20, 2025, with the episode titled “Not Sorry Aboot It”. The premiere was announced by CBC Drag Race Official (the show’s Canadian public broadcaster partner).

How many episodes are in season 6?

IMDb lists 10 episodes for the season (Vulture (TV news outlet)). The exact number hasn’t been officially confirmed beyond that, but the weekly release schedule suggests a standard 10‑episode run.

Bottom line: Season 6 exists, premiered November 20, 2025, and you can watch it on Crave in Canada and WOW Presents Plus internationally.

Who wins Canada’s Drag Race season 6?

Who is the runner-up of Canada’s Drag Race season 6?

The winner of season 6 is Van Goth, a drag queen from Vancouver known for her gothic aesthetic (Wikipedia (community encyclopedia)). The runner-up is Eboni La’Belle, confirmed by Out Magazine (LGBTQ+ news outlet).

Who won Miss Congeniality for season 6?

Hazel was named Miss Congeniality for the season (Them.us (LGBTQ+ culture site)).

Why this matters

Van Goth’s win continues a streak of strong Vancouver representation. Her CAD $100,000 prize and crown put her in the same league as previous winners, but her dark aesthetic made her a standout from the start (Daily Hive (BC news outlet)).

Where can I watch season 6 of Canada’s Drag Race?

How to watch Canada’s Drag Race season 6 outside Canada?

In Canada, every episode streams exclusively on Crave (Bell Media’s streaming platform) — a subscription starts at CAD $9.99/month with ads (Crave Plans Page) and a 7‑day free trial is available (Crave Free Trial Page). For international viewers, WOW Presents Plus (the official Drag Race streaming service) carries the season. UK viewers can also access it via BBC iPlayer after BBC Three’s acquisition (BBC Media Centre).

The catch

Crave enforces geo‑restrictions and its terms of service prohibit VPN use (Crave Terms of Use). WOW Presents Plus is the safer bet for viewers outside Canada.

Which drag queen was edited out of Drag Race?

This question often arises from confusion between different franchises. On RuPaul’s Drag Race season 12, contestant Sherry Pie was edited out of most episodes after misconduct allegations surfaced. The show removed her from group performances and the finale (Wikipedia (community encyclopedia)). No such editing occurred during Canada’s Drag Race season 6.

What to watch

If you’re looking for a clean viewing experience, season 6 of Canada’s Drag Race has no major off‑screen controversies affecting episode content.

What happened to Rebecca Glasscock?

Rebecca Glasscock, a contestant from RuPaul’s Drag Race season 1, has since retired from performing and works outside the entertainment industry (Wikipedia (community encyclopedia)). She is not connected to Canada’s Drag Race season 6, though the question pops up in fan searches.

“I don’t think I’m the villain.”

— Van Goth, in a post‑win interview (Drag Race On Crave YouTube (official show channel))

All episodes are available to stream exclusively on Crave in Canada.

— Crave Official Site (Crave (streaming platform))

The bottom line: Van Goth is the verified winner of Canada’s Drag Race season 6. For Canadian fans: subscribe to Crave (CAD $9.99/month with a free trial). For international fans: use WOW Presents Plus, or BBC iPlayer in the UK. The season is real, the spoilers are confirmed, and unrelated queen biographies have been clarified.

Related reading: Van Goth wins Canada’s Drag Race Season 6 · Watch Canada’s Drag Race Season 6 on Crave

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Frequently asked questions

Is Canada’s Drag Race season 6 on Netflix?

No. The season is not on Netflix. It streams on Crave (Canada) and WOW Presents Plus (internationally).

Where can I watch Canada’s Drag Race season 6 for free?

Crave offers a 7‑day free trial for new subscribers (Crave Free Trial Page). WOW Presents Plus may have occasional promotions.

What is the Canada’s Drag Race season 6 theme song?

The theme song remains the same as previous seasons—an instrumental version of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” theme, localized for the Canadian version.

How many episodes are in Canada’s Drag Race season 6?

IMDb lists 10 episodes (Vulture (TV news outlet)). The official count may be confirmed as the season airs.

Who is the host of Canada’s Drag Race season 6?

The host and head judge is Brooke Lynn Hytes, joined by judges Stacey McKenzie and Priyanka (Drag Race Fandom Wiki (fan wiki)).