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SPOILER ALERT: Who won Canada Reads?

Click here to find out how the voting broke down on Canada Reads 2022.
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The cast and books for Canada Reads 2022. The theme is: One Book to Connect Us. (CBC)

On each day of Canada Reads, the panellists will vote to eliminate one book from the competition. Here's a record of who voted for who on each day of this season.

Finale: Five Little Indians by Michelle Good, championed by Christian Allaire, won Canada Reads 2022

Christian Allaire is championing Five Little Indians by Michelle Good. (Jeremy Gilbert/CBC)

Five Little Indians by Michelle Good, championed by Christian Allaire, won Canada Reads 2022 as Scarborough by Catherine Hernandez, championed by Malia Baker, was voted off on the finale. Here's a breakdown of the voting:

Day Three: Washington Black by Esi Edugyan, championed by Mark Tewksbury, was voted off of Canada Reads 2022

Mark Tewksbury is championing Washington Black by Esi Edugyan. (CBC)

Washington Black by Esi Edugyan, championed by Mark Tewksbury, was voted off on Day Three of Canada Reads 2022. Here's a breakdown of the voting:

TIE-BREAKER: Christian Allaire voted against Washington Black by Esi Edugyan.

Read about how ties are broken on Canada Reads here.

Day Two: What Strange Paradise by Omar El Akkad, championed by Tareq Hadhad, was voted off of Canada Reads 2022

Tareq Hadhad is championing What Strange Paradise by Omar El Akkad. (CBC)

What Strange Paradise by Omar El Akkad, championed by Tareq Hadhad, was voted off on Day Two of Canada Reads 2022. Here's a breakdown of the voting:

Day One: Life in the City of Dirty Water by Clayton Thomas-Müller, championed by Suzanne Simard, was voted off of Canada Reads 2022

Suzanne Simard is championing Life In the City of Dirty Water by Clayton Thomas-Müller. (CBC)

Life in the City of Dirty Water by Clayton Thomas-Müller was voted off on Day One of Canada Reads 2022 Here's a breakdown of the voting:

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