1967: Gordon Lightfoot's LIGHTFOOT is the top Canadian album of the week on the Canadian charts, hanging on to #11.
1967: It's the last week in the Canadian country top 10 for "Loving Day" by Johnny Burke. It's been on the chart for over three months.
1967: Bobby Curtola enters the Canadian pop chart at #74 with "Give Me A Reason To Stay."
1967: Paupers are at home in Toronto for a show at Boris' Red Gas Room.
1970: Randy Bachman is in MCA's Chicago studios, finishing up what would become his AXE album later that year.
1971: The Band begin their first European tour in Rotterdam, Holland.
1972: Neil Young tops Billboard's chart with "Heart of Gold," his only solo single to ever go top 30 in the US.
1973: Neil Young is in Vancouver for a show at the Pacific Coliseum.
1974: Rush is in Toronto for the third night of a week-long gig at the Pickadilly Tube.
1976: Rush close out a four-night stand in Hollywood, California at the Starwood.
1977: Mahogany Rush release their WORLD ANTHEM album.
1978: Dan Hill tops Canada's chart with Sometimes When We Touch."
1978: Anne Murray peaks at #4 on Billboard's country chart with "Walk Right Back."
1978: Mahogany Rush appear at the California Jam II festival in Ontario, California.
1985: Ronald Mayer is hired as Killer Dwarfs' bassist, a gig that lasts 13 years.
1986: Eight Seconds is at Farmyard Studios in Buckinghamshire, England, recording their ALMACANTAR album.
1989: Red Rider is live with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra the second of two nights. The shows become the live SYMPHONY SESSIONS album later that year.
1990: Rick Moranis of SCTV fame hosts the Juno Awards in Toronto for the first time. Winners include Jeff Healey, Kim Mitchell, Alannah Myles, and Blue Rodeo.
1990: Alannah Myles' tribute to Elvis, "Black Velvet," tops the Billboard chart.
2005: David Clayton-Thomas releases the AURORA album.
2006: Johnny Bagpipes Johnson opens for
The Fables in Cold Lake, Alberta during the Lobster Bash at Exhibition Park.
2013: Helix is in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, as part of the Monsters of Rock Cruise.
2014: The Olympic Symphonium release their CHANCE TO FATE album.
2015: Bedouin Soundclash's Jay Malinowski releases his first book, entitled "Skulls & Bones" - loosely based on his ancestors' life on the seas.
2016: Exciter headlines a show with Piledriver and Goat Horn at Foufournes Electriques in Montreal.
2016: Rough Trade is in Toronto for a show at The Phoenix.
2017: Klyer Schogen releases his new album, MOMENT IN TIME.
2019: If you uploaded your songs to MySpace between 2003 to 2015 you're screwed, as it's admitted they've lost all nearly 50 million songs.