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Canada Top 10 Songs In 2017, By Radio Format

The following Top 10 lists are courtesy of Nielsen Music Canada and span airplay in the respective formats between Jan. 1 and Dec. 14, 2017.

Canada Top 10 Songs In 2017, By Radio Format

By FYI Staff

The following Top 10 lists are courtesy of Nielsen Music Canada and span airplay in the respective formats between Jan. 1 and Dec. 14, 2017.

COUNTRY

1

James Barker Band

"Chills"
2

Dean Brody

"Time"
3

Dallas Smith

"Side Effects"
4

High Valley

"I Be U Be"
5

Dallas Smith

"Sky Stays This Blue"
6

Tim Hicks

"Slide Over"
7

Tim Hicks

"Slow Burn"
8

James Barker Band

"Just Sayin'"
9

Aaron Goodvin

"Lonely Jim"
10

The Road Hammers

"Crazy About You"

MODERN ROCK

1

Arkells

"Knocking At The Door"
2

Mother Mother

"The Drugs"
3

Allan Rayman

"13"
4

July Talk

"Beck + Call"
5

Hollerado

"Born Yesterday"
6

Death From Above 1979

"Freeze Me"
7

Japandroids

"Near To The Wild Heart Of Life"
8

July Talk

"Picturing Love'"
9

Mother Mother

"Love Stuck"
10

Glorious Sons

"Everything Is Alright"

MAINSTREAM ROCK

1

Arkells

"Knocking At The Door"
2

Bleeker

"Highway"
3

Headstones

"Devil's On Fire"
4

Glorious Sons

"Kill The Lights"
5

One Bad Son

"Raging Bull"
6

Big Wreck

"One Good Piece Of Me"
7

Death From Above 1979

"Freeze Me"
8

Glorious Sons

"Everything Is Alright"
9

July Talk

"Picturing Love"
10

Danko Jones

"My Little RnR"

CHR/TOP 40

1

Shawn Mendes

"There's Nothing Holding Me Back"
2

The Weeknd

"I Feel It Coming"
3

Alessia Cara

"Scars To Your Beautiful"
4

DVBBS x CMC$

"Not Going Home"
5

The Weeknd

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"Starboy"
6

Shawn Hook

"Reminding Me"
7

Drake

"Passionfruit"
8

The Weeknd

"Reminder"
9

Virginia To Vegas

"Selfish"
10

Drake

"Signs"

HOT AC

1

Alessia Cara

"Scars To Your Beautiful"
2

The Weeknd

"I Feel It Coming"
3

Shawn Mendes

"There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back"
4

Marianas Trench

"Who Do You Love"
5

Shawn Hook

"Reminding Me"
6

Scott Helman

"Kinda Complicated"
7

The Weeknd

"Starboy"
8

Walk Off The Earth

"Fire In My Soul'"
9

Serena Ryder

"Electric Love"
10

Hedley

"Love Again"

MAINSTREAM AC

1

The Weeknd

"I Feel It Coming"
2

Alessia Cara

"Scars To Your Beautiful"
3

Shawn Mendes

"Treat You Better"
4

Shawn Mendes

"There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back"
5

Michael Buble

"I Believe In You"
6

Virginia To Vegas

"Lights Out"
7

Scott Helman

"Kinda Complicated"
8

Serena Ryder

"Electric Love"
9

Marianas Trench

"Who Do You Love"
10

Shawn Mendes

"Mercy"
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