Ben Mulroney(01 of23)
Open Image ModalHe's our #1 pick. He has the chops, the experience, and he's known from coast-to-coast. Strap on your skates, Benny, you're going in. (credit:CTV)
George Stroumboulopoulos(02 of23)
Open Image ModalStrombo might be a bit too serious for this gig, but we can't forget his MuchMusic hosting background and his ability to communicate with any sort of person, whether it's a famous musician or a wingnut on "The Amazing Race Canada." (credit:CBC)
Jonathan Torrens(03 of23)
Open Image ModalJon just recently co-hosted the Canadian iteration of "Wipeout." Even though it's not returning for a second season, we feel that he definitely brought the funny for the short period of time he was on-air. (credit:CBC)
Leah Miller(04 of23)
Open Image ModalCanada's pre-eminent pop culture hostess could definitely do the job, as proven by her stint as host of "So You Think You Can Dance Canada." Less crying for this job, though. (credit:FilmMagic)
Mike 'Pinball' Clemons(05 of23)
Open Image ModalC'mon, this guy can lead a CFL team both on the field and off. Surely he can host a reality show. (credit:CP)
Howie Mandel(06 of23)
Open Image ModalIf Howie wasn't hosting his own new TV show, we think he'd have a chance on this one. A slim chance, but it would be possible. He has just the right blend of seriousness and humour. (credit:AP)
Colin Mochrie(07 of23)
Open Image ModalLovable Colin Mochrie would be a welcome face on the mat at the Pit Stops, wouldn't he? (credit:CBC)
Trish Stratus(08 of23)
Open Image ModalThis wrestling starlet-turned-fitness-maven certainly has the physicality factor checked off. On second thought, maybe she should run the race herself! (credit:TrishStratus.com)
Jon Montgomery(09 of23)
Open Image ModalWe can just envision the winners of the race hoisting a big beer stein with Montgomery, toasting to victory. (credit:CP)
Rick Campanelli(10 of23)
Open Image ModalWarm, bubbly and fun, Rick would be an appealing option for all age groups. He has a ton of experience hosting as well -- from MuchMusic to "ET Canada." (credit:Global)
Rick Hansen(11 of23)
Open Image ModalHe's sort of perfect for the role: worldly, respected and an over-comer of obstacles. Plus the whole winning personality thing. (credit:AFP/Getty Images)
Liza Fromer(12 of23)
Open Image ModalThis Toronto TV personality has the street cred and affability to help "The Amazing Race Canada" shine. (credit:Global)
Rick Mercer(13 of23)
Open Image ModalIconic Canadian host? Check. Knowledge of Canada and Canadian locations? Check. Witty and sarcastic? Oh yes. (credit:CBC)
Ed The Sock(14 of23)
Open Image ModalAll we're saying is that it would be funny. Poking fun at the contestants would add a whole new dimension to the show. (credit:Citytv)
Daryn Jones(15 of23)
Open Image ModalFormer MTV host and current CBC host Jones is funny and charismatic, and he has that whole "host" look going on. We just aren't sure if he'll be able to tone down the schticky comedy for an hour-long gig. (credit:CBC)
Nam Kiwanuka(16 of23)
Open Image Modal'Memba Nam? She was a host on MuchMusic for a while, and then left to pursue her dreams as a journalist -- born in Uganda and quite the traveller, her worldliness would come in handy as host. (credit:HuffPost.ca)
Frankie Flowers(17 of23)
Open Image ModalToronto's beloved weatherman on Citytv, Frankie Flowers has that everyman quality that makes him right for the job. (credit:Citytv)
Pay Chen(18 of23)
Open Image ModalA former host on OMNI TV and Breakfast TV host in Winnipeg, Chen is funny, insightful and definitely into reality TV -- she even wrote recaps of "The Bachelor Canada"! (credit:PayChen.com)
Shaun Majumder(19 of23)
Open Image ModalThis dude is hilarious, experienced and pretty well-known to Canadians. If "The Amazing Race Canada" is looking for humour, the producers don't really need to look any further. (credit:Getty Images)
Michael Kuss(20 of23)
Open Image ModalFormerly of Toronto, Kuss moved to BC to join CTV News as the weatherman. This guy dressed up as "partly cloudy" once for Halloween -- he has our vote for host. (credit:Citytv)
Ross Rebagliati(21 of23)
Open Image ModalFamous for his Olympics marijuana dust-up (and that little gold medal thing), Rebagliati is a warm personality who Canadians can cozy up to. Just don't take this show to Amsterdam. Or BC. (credit:CP)
Ashleigh McIvor(22 of23)
Open Image ModalThe first female gold medal winner of ski cross at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, McIvor has the looks, charm and respect of the entire nation. Might as well give her a host job, no? (credit:AFP/Getty Images)
Trevor Linden(23 of23)
Open Image ModalHockey players (even former ones) don't really do that much nowadays, aside from various alumni events ... right? Let's give Linden some work! Plus he's some eye candy for the ladies. (credit:Getty Images)