[guirock]

I also love Michael Buble. My favorite song is "Everything", and I want to win this one .

[guirock]

I also love Michael Buble. My favorite song is "Everything", and I want to win this one .

[Crafty501]

Please include me in your contest. Awesome prize.

So many songs to pick however, one in particular has a lot of meaning for me so I'm going with that one

Ann Murray - "You Needed Me"

[dlomax100]

It's not my fave Canadian tune of all time (that would be any one of about thirty different Lennie Cohens), but a really cool Toronto-themed song is "History Remade" by the Fembots. I love the opening line -- "Here's where the rioters raged over baseball and race."

[blameproof]

All these posts and no mention of The Barenaked Ladies. Truthfully quite surprised to be the first! Perhaps I'm dreaming, maybe someone should Pinch Me (sorry.. I had to).

[anthony81212]

Cool contest!
I really like the song YYZ by Rush. It's featured in Guitar Hero II and is an awesome song to play

[Lotheric]

Loco Locass - M'accrocher

A song about suicide and our youth and from a movie on the same subject.
The movie is called "Tout est parfait" (Everything is perfect).

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1043749

Here's the videoclip:

http://info.audiogram.com/loco_locass_maccrocher

[joca223]

One of my fav Canadian songs would have to be The Tragically Hip's Grace, Too

[btvsrocks]

I really love Naveed by Our Lady Peace. It brings back fond memories of my first concert... I was about 13 years old and I saw OLP and Everclear perform at The Maple Leaf Gardens. I had nosebleed seats and the strobe lights kind of blinded me but it was a great time. I remember listening to Naveed at the show and rocking out

[rocketman]

I always get a flashback to grade six when I hear Armageddon by Prism. I still get a little adrenaline rush when they scramble all the F-16s.

Keeping my fingers crossed.

[marvi1]

Justin Rutledge does an amazing version of "Sweet Jane" that even blows the Cowboy Junkies version away. Even if I don't get the Zune, spread the word, visit his website (self-titled, so I wont take a chance on posting the link)