100 Canadian Music Videos From 100 Canadian Musical Artists

In celebration of Canada Day, here is a list of 100 music videos/songs from 100 Canadian musical artists (in no particular order):

1. I'm Gonna Getcha Good - Shania Twain
2. That's The Way It Is - Celine Dion
3. Summer of 69 - Bryan Adams
4. 1 2 3 4 - Feist
5. Romantic Traffic - The Spoons
6. Gimme Sympathy - Metric
7. Ironic - Alanis Morissette
8. Complicated - Avril Lavigne
9. Oh Canada - Classified
10. Wavin' Flag - Young Artists For Haiti
11. Sweet Surrender - Sarah McLachlan
12. Sunglasses At Night - Corey Hart
13. Wave Babies - Honeymoon Suite
14. Pop Culture - Creature
15. You're A Superstar - Love Inc.
16. Lovin' Every Minute Of It - Loverboy
17. Lovers In A Dangerous Time - Barenaked Ladies
18. Big League - Tom Cochrane
19. Supersexworld - One Ton
20. The Darkest One - The Tragically Hip
21. Subdivisions - Rush
22. Beauty - Shaye
23. Jerk - Kim Stockwood
24. I Make The Dough, You Get The Glory - Kathleen Edwards
25. If I Had A Rocket Launcher - Bruce Cockburn
26. Sea Of No Cares - Great Big Sea
27. I Would Die For You - Jann Arden
28. Promiscuous - Nelly Furtado
29. I Love Myself Today - Bif Naked
30. We R In Need Of Another Musical Revolution - Esthero
31. Leaving On A Jet Plane - Chantal Kreviazuk
32. The Ballard Of Peter Pumpkinhead - Crash Test Dummies
33. Check The O.R. - Organized Rhyme
34. High School Confidential - Rough Trade
35. Rise up - The Parachute Club
36. Let It Rain - Amanda Marshall
37. Hasn't Hit Me Yet - Blue Rodeo
38. If Today Was Your Last Day - Nickelback
39. Let Your Backbone Slide - Maestro Fresh-Wes
40. Snowbird - Anne Murray
41. Black Velvet - Alannah Myles
42. You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet - Bachman Turner Overdrive
43. Tears Are Not Enough - Northern Lights
44. Crying Over You - Platinum Blonde
45. Born To Be Wild - Steppenwolf
46. Rockin' In The Free World - Neil Young
47. Don't Forget Me When I'm Gone - Glass Tiger
48. Constant Craving - k.d. lang
49. The Safety Dance - Men Without Hats
50. Ageless Beauty - Stars
51. Drive My Soul - Lights
52. Echo Beach - Martha And The Muffins
53. If It Feels Good, Do It - Sloan
54. Rock Myself To Sleep - April Wine
55. Paralyzer - Finger Eleven
56. Superman's Dead - Our Lady Peace
57. Hundred Million - Treble Charger
58. I Hear You Calling - Gob
59. Brother Down - Sam Roberts
60. Make Up Your Mind - Theory Of A Deadman
61. Never - Heart
62. Apparitions - Matthew Good Band
63. Fantasy - Aldo Nova
64. Not Ready To Go - The Trews
65. Cha-Ching - Hedley
66. I'm Just A Kid - Simple Plan
67. What We're All About - Sum 41
68. Steal My Sunshine - Len
69. I Believe - Nikki Yanofsky
70. Informer - Snow
71. Ole Ole - 11:30
72. Crabbuckit - K-os
73. More Than Words Can Say - Alias
74. Closer Together - The Box
75. Make You A Believer - Sass Jordan
76. My Girl (Gone, Gone, Gone) - Chilliwack
77. Don't It Make You Feel - Headpins
78. Sometimes Wanna Die - Joydrop
79. I'm Afraid Of Britney Spears - LiveonRelease
80. Black, Black Heart - David Usher
81. Sucks To Be You - Prozzak
82. I'm An Adult Now - The Pursuit Of Happiness
83. Sweet Jane - Cowboy Junkies
84. Makin' It Work - Doug And The Slugs
85. Days Like That - Sugar Jones
86. Nicotina - Big Sugar
87. Your Daddy Don't Know - Toronto
88. Raise A Little Hell - Trooper
89. Stay With Me - Tu
90. Neighbourhood #3 (Power Out) - Arcade Fire
91. My Definition of a Boombastic Jazz Style - Dream Warriors
92. Go For Soda - Kim Mitchell
93. Somewhere Down The Crazy River - Robbie Robertson
94. Breathe - Swollen Members
95. People Gotta Move - Gino Vannelli
96. Jealous Of Your Cigarette - Hawksley Workman
97. Whatcha Do to My Body - Lee Aaron
98. World Love - Lisa Lougheed
99. How Many Rivers To Cross - Luba
100. Let It Go - Melissa O'Neil

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James Loney

James Loney, who spent four months in captivity in Iraq, says the Knights of Columbus is closing the Ontario Catholic Youth Leadership Camp because the chairman made reference to Loney in expressing his concern that the event was promoting a homosexual lifestyle.

Loney said he had been a staff member at the camp for a number of years before this year, when he introduced his partner, Jim Hunt, on national television upon his return from Iraq.

"This is the litmus test for us: we love God as much as the one we love the least, and that's what we've been trying to be about, as a leadership camp," Loney said. "We want the teasing and the bullying and the harassment that comes with homophobia to stop. We want the teenage suicide and the self-loathing of the closet to stop. We want people to be able to speak freely about what they are and what they believe without fear."

The Knights Of Columbus have offered no proof that the camp was promoting homosexuality, so it is obvious that they are embarrassed that they allowed James Loney to work there.

Canadian Immorality Poll

Sixty-five per cent of Canadians seem to agree with the Conservative government's belief that sex under age 16 is wrong which ranked fifth on a Leger Marketing survey of behaviour that Canadians consider immoral.

That belief was strongest in British Columbia, where 71 per cent of respondents said it was immoral, and weakest in Quebec, where 51 per cent agreed. Support was also stronger among women, at 68 per cent, than men, at 61 per cent.

Pedophilia was ranked the most unforgivable behaviour, considered immoral by 81 per cent of respondents. Extra-marital sex was second, condemned by 74 per cent of respondents. Womeen were more outraged than men about adultery, with 81 per cent declaring it taboo, compared to 68 per cent of men.

Prostitution was third considered immoral by 68 per cent of the 1,508 adults polled. Again, more women than men condemned prostitution, at 76 per cent compared to 59 per cent of men.

"We found that men are much more tolerant than women on most of these issues, except for abortion," said Christian Bourque, of Leger Marketing.

Thirty-four per cent of respondents disapproved of abortion, men at 35 per cent and women at 33.

The gap between the sexes was greatest on the issue of pornographic films, which 68 per cent of women considered wrong but only 46 per cent of men. Alcohol abuse, pornographic films, and blasphemy were condemned by more than 50 per cent of respondents.

Those were followed by abortion, which 34 per cent felt was immoral, and divorce, at 17 per cent.

Bourque said he was surprised that 31 per cent of respondents considered homosexuality immoral.

"That's a third of Canadians," he said. "This is one issue where still we haven't resolved our views collectively regarding homosexuality. We probably tolerate it much better now that we used to, but still I don't think we've resolved this issue in the country."

Contraception was last on the list, considered immoral by just eight per cent of those polled. The poll results have margin of error of plus of minus 2.6 percentage points, 19 times out of 20.

The Atlantic provinces were most conservative, with the highest percentages of respondents who considered prostitution, alcohol abuse, pornographic films, blasphemy, abortion, homosexuality, divorce and contraception immoral.
Respondents in Quebec and Alberta were the most tolerant of the behaviours put to them by pollsters.

Albertans had the lowest percentages when it came to prostitution, alcohol abuse, porn and contraception. Quebecers were the most tolerant of adultery, sex before 16, blasphemy, abortion and homosexuality.

I guess this shows the religious right, that Canadians do not care that much about bring back legislation against same-sex marriage and abortion.

Terror Plot Foiled

Canadian police arrested 17 people on charges conspiring to commit terrorism acts in Canada.

But American politicians are not happy, wanting to tighten the border and saying that Canada is refuge for Islamic terrorists. The suspects were born in Canada, they were alledgedly inspired by Al Qaida. New York Rep. Peter King warned Americans to be concerned about Canada because its lax immigration policy had allowed the country to become a haven to a ''disproportionate'' number of al-Qaida members.

Such comments are inaccurate and an attack on Canada's immigration policies. Americans should be reminded that the terrorists that planned 9/11 were Americans and were inspired by Al Qaida.

Mexican Police Screw Up

The Mexican police have screwed up on the murder of two Canadians near Cancun. The police have accused two Canadian women from Thunder Bay for slashing the throats of Domenico and Annunziata Ianiero. Mexican authorities initially suggested the slayings were a professional job, but then backed down from that. They also quickly ruled out local involvement in the killings, even though other guests at the resort threw doubt on the thoroughness of the investigation in the hours and days after the bodies were found.

People were allowed to walk freely in the hotel during the investigation. The RCMP was called five days after the deaths and the bodies were exhumed before the Canadian coroner could examine throughly.

With the disappearance of Natalee Halloway last year in Aruba, Caribbean police authorities do not live up to North American standards and relations to other countries.