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Katerine Duska of Greece performs the song "Better Love" during the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest grand final rehearsal in Tel Aviv, Israel, Friday, May 17, 2019. AP Photo/Sebastian Scheiner

Canadian-born singer Katerine Duska competes in Eurovision Song Contest final

MONTREAL – A Canadian-born singer is among the finalists at the Eurovision Song Contest.

Katerine Duska was born in Montreal but moved to Greece with her parents as a teenager.

She's representing Greece in the Eurovision final, which takes place tonight in Tel Aviv, Israel.

Duska will perform her song "Better Love" on tonight's broadcast, which will reach an estimated audience of 200-million viewers worldwide — more than the Super Bowl.

Winners are picked by a mix of votes from viewers phoning in and professional juries from the 41 participating countries.

Duska is one of 26 finalists still battling to be crowned Europe's best pop act.

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