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{{Infobox Radio Show
{{Infobox Radio Show
| show_name = American Top 40
| show_name = Canada's Top 20 Countdown
| image = [[File:Enter2.gif|thumb|Canada's Top 20 Logo]]
| image =
| imagesize = 200px
| caption = Canada's Top 20 Countdown Logo 2012
| caption = Canada's Top 20 Logo
| format = Music chart show, talk
| format = Music chart show, talk
| runtime = Approx. 2 hrs. (including commercials)
| runtime = Approx. 2 hrs. (including commercials)
| creator = [[AJ Reynolds]]
| creator = [[A. J. Reynolds]]
| writer =
| writer = [[Madaline Martelle]]
| executive_producer = [[Alexander Ewing]]
| executive_producer = [[Miguel Sanchaez]]
| presenter = [[AJ Reynolds]] CHR,AC,ROCK (2009-present)<br>[[Julia Kilbride]] (2010-present)<br>various guest hosts
| presenter = [[A. J. Reynolds]] (2009–2016)<br>[[Julia Kilbride]] (2010–?)<br>various guest hosts
| announcer = [[MJ Cochran]]
| imaging = [[MJ Cochran]]
| opentheme =
| opentheme =
| endtheme =
| endtheme =
| country = {{flagicon|Canada}} [[Canada]]
| country = {{flagicon|Canada}} [[Canada]]
| first_aired = September 11-13, 2009
| first_aired = September 2009
| last_aired = present<br>
| last_aired = 2016
| num_episodes = CHR - 105, Rock - 50, Country - 31(as of September 5th, 2011)
| num_episodes = CHR: 247,<br> Rock: 188,<br>Country: 170 (as of June 12, 2014)
| website = [http://www.canadastop20.com]
| website = {{URL|www.canadastop20.ca}}
| home_station = [[CFQR-FM]]
| home_station = [[CKBE-FM]]{{citation needed|date=June 2014}}
}}
}}


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'''''Canada's Top 20 Countdown''''' was a Canadian weekly syndicated radio chart program based in [[Halifax, Nova Scotia]].{{citation needed|date=June 2014}} The countdown began in September 2009 and is owned and produced by Positive Number Productions.

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'''''Canada's Top 20 Countdown''''' is a weekly syndicated radio program based out of [[Montreal, Quebec]] heard on stations across [[Canada]] and the [[World]]. The countdown began September 2009 and is owned and produced by Positive Number Productions.


== The Countdown ==
== The Countdown ==
The program was available to radio stations in two formats: [[Contemporary hit radio|CHR/Hot AC]] branded as Pop 20, and [[Classic hits|1980s and early 1990s pop & rock]] branded as The Retro 20. A [[Rock music|rock]] and a [[Country music|country]] version of the show were introduced in 2010 but have since been discontinued. Each program ran two hours in duration, and they counted down the 20 biggest songs from coast to coast in their respective genres. The program was syndicated to stations throughout Canada, as well as on [[Air Canada]] flights worldwide and, until its 2014 closure, on [[Canadian Forces Radio and Television|Canadian Forces Radio]].<ref name="stations">{{Cite web |url=http://canadastop20.ca/index.php/stations/ |title=Canadas Top 20 :: Stations |access-date=2014-05-16 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140714204758/http://canadastop20.ca/index.php/stations/ |archive-date=2014-07-14 |url-status=dead }}</ref> A variation of the show, ''Canada's Top 20 Skate'', has also been heard at hockey arenas throughout Canada.
Canada’s Top 20 Countdowns are weekly CHR/HOT AC, ROCK and COUNTRY Radio Countdown programs. Each program runs two hours in duration, and they count down the 20 biggest songs from coast to coast in their respective genres. Collectively they have a listenership in Canada of just over 3,000,000 weekly and the show is heard in 23 different markets by over 30 million plus listeners in Europe, across the Caribbean, on all [[Air Canada]] flights world-wide and on [[The Canadian Forces Network]] . <ref>http://canadastop20.com/index.php/stations/</ref>

In 2010, Positive Number Productions rolled out a Rock version of the countdown and also added a Country version. <ref>www.canadastop20.com</ref>

Canada’s Top 20 CHR/HOT AC , ROCK and AC are hosted by [[AJ Reynolds]]. The Country Program is hosted by [[Julia Kilbride]].<ref>http://canadastop20.com/index.php/peeps/s/</ref>

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== Commitment To Canadian Content ==

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Celebrating Canadian artists each week, Canada’s Top 20 has interviewed over 150 guests in it’s Canadian Artist of the Week segment. A platform for up and coming artists and charting acts all across Canada. The countdown maintains a minimum of 40% Canadian Content and prides itself on it's commitment to up and coming [[Canadian]] artists by featuring an unsigned, independent artist on it's show monthly.<ref>http://canadastop20.com/index.php/indie-submissions/</ref>

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== Production team ==
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* [[AJ Reynolds]] -- ''Host''
*[[Floyd Blaikie]] - ''Segment Host''
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*Alex Ewing -- ''Executive Producer''
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*Madaline Martelle -- ''Artistic Director / Media Manager''
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*Julia Kilbride -- ''Country Host''

== Stations Airing Canada's Top 20 ==
===Canada===
* [[CFOB-FM]] [[Fort Frances, Ontario]], Friday night at 7pm
* [[CJRL-FM]] [[Kenora, Ontario]], Friday nights at 8pm
* [[CKBW-FM]] [[Bridgewater, Nova Scotia]], Saturday afternoon at 2pm
* [[CKDR-FM]] [[Dryden, Ontario]], Saturday afternoons at 4pm
* [[CJFX-FM]] [[Antigonish, Nova Scotia]], Saturday nights at 8pm
* [[CKIQ-FM]] [[Iqaluit, Nunavut]], Friday afternoons at 2pm
* [[CFPW-FM]] [[Powell River, British Columbia]], Saturdays at 4pm, Sundays at 6am
* [[CFNI (AM)|CFNI]] [[Port Hardy, British Columbia]], Saturdays at 4pm, Sundays at 6am
* [[CIFX-FM]] [[Lewisporte, Newfoundland and Labrador]], Friday nights at 8pm
* [[CKPE-FM]] [[Sydney, Nova Scotia]], Saturdays at 6pm
* [[CFBV|The Peak]] radio network, [[Bulkley Valley]], [[British Columbia]], Saturdays at 4pm, Sundays at 12 Noon
* [[CJUK-FM]] [[Thunder Bay, Ontario]], Saturdays 2pm
* [[CHMZ-FM]] [[Tofino, British Columbia]],Saturdays 12pm
* [[CIMM-FM]] [[Ucluelet, British Columbia]], Saturdays 12pm
* [[CFPV-FM]] [[Pemberton, British Columbia]], Saturdays 12pm
* [[CKQR-FM]] [[Castlegar, British Columbia]]' Saturdays 6pm
* [[CHWK-FM]] [[Chilliwack, British Columbia]], Saturdays 8am, Sundays 4pm
* [[CKJX-FM]] [[Olds, Alberta]], Thursdays 7pm
* [[CKMH-FM]] [[Medicine Hat, Alberta]], Saturdays 10am
* [[CFWF-FM]] [[Regina, Saskatchewan]], Saturdays 12pm
* [[CIOK-FM]] [[St. John, New Brunswick]], Saturdays 4pm
<ref>www.canadastop20.com/stations</ref>

=== Europe ===
* [[Canadian Forces Radio and Television|CFRT Radio Europe]], Saturdays at 2pm, Sundays at Noon CET

=== Caribbean ===
* [http://kyssonline.com/ Kyss102.5 FM], [[Saint Kitts and Nevis]], Saturdays at 7pm
* [[Z99]], [[Cayman Islands]]
* Hit 94 FM, [[Aruba]]


The CHR/Hot AC, and the now defunct rock version, of Canada's Top 20 were hosted by [[A. J. Reynolds]]. The defunct country version was hosted by [[Julia Kilbride]].<ref name="about">{{Cite web |url=http://canadastop20.ca/index.php/about |title=Canadas Top 20 :: About |access-date=2014-05-16 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140717134011/http://canadastop20.ca/index.php/about/ |archive-date=2014-07-17 |url-status=dead }}</ref> Other personalities featured in the program include [[Ed the Sock]]<ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.agoracosmopolitan.com/news/entertainment/2012/02/22/3081.html | title=Ed the Sock and Liana K. Debut on Canada's Top 20 Countdown : The Canadian Business Daily | date=22 February 2012 }}</ref> and Floyd Blaikie.
=== Other Sources ===


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== Commitment to Canadian Content ==
* ''Canada's Top 20 Countdown'' can also be heard on selected [[Air Canada]] flights via their inflight entertainment systems.
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Canada's Top 20 had interviewed over 350 Canadian musical artists in its ''Canadian Artist of the Week'' segment. The countdown maintained a minimum of 40% Canadian Content and prided itself on its commitment to up and coming Canadian artists by featuring an unsigned, independent artist on its show monthly.


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== Production team ==
* A variation of the show, ''Canada's Top 20 Skate'', is also heard at hockey arenas throughout Canada.
*Miguel Sanchaez – ''Executive Producer''
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*Madaline Martelle – ''Artistic Director / Media Manager''
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*AJ Reynolds – ''Producer''
<ref name="about"/>


=== Past contributors ===
* "Canadas' Top 20 Rock format" and "Canada's Top 20 Country" has also been added to the brand
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*Alex Ewing – Executive Producer
*Kelly Campbell – Executive Producer
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*Julia Kilbride - Country Music Host


== References ==
== References ==
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==External links==
==External links==
* [http://canadastop20.com/ Official site]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20140717205804/http://canadastop20.ca/ Official site]


[[Category:Music chart shows]]
[[Category:Music chart shows]]
[[Category:Canadian music radio programs]]
[[Category:Canadian music radio programs]]
[[Category:Canadian record charts]]
[[Category:Canadian record charts]]
[[Category:2000s Canadian radio programs]]
[[Category:2010s Canadian radio programs]]

Latest revision as of 04:57, 29 April 2023

Canada's Top 20 Countdown
GenreMusic chart show, talk
Running timeApprox. 2 hrs. (including commercials)
Country of originCanada Canada
Home stationCKBE-FM[citation needed]
Hosted byA. J. Reynolds (2009–2016)
Julia Kilbride (2010–?)
various guest hosts
Created byA. J. Reynolds
Written byMadaline Martelle
Executive producer(s)Miguel Sanchaez
Original releaseSeptember 2009 –
2016
No. of episodesCHR: 247,
Rock: 188,
Country: 170 (as of June 12, 2014)
Websitewww.canadastop20.ca

Canada's Top 20 Countdown was a Canadian weekly syndicated radio chart program based in Halifax, Nova Scotia.[citation needed] The countdown began in September 2009 and is owned and produced by Positive Number Productions.

The Countdown

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The program was available to radio stations in two formats: CHR/Hot AC branded as Pop 20, and 1980s and early 1990s pop & rock branded as The Retro 20. A rock and a country version of the show were introduced in 2010 but have since been discontinued. Each program ran two hours in duration, and they counted down the 20 biggest songs from coast to coast in their respective genres. The program was syndicated to stations throughout Canada, as well as on Air Canada flights worldwide and, until its 2014 closure, on Canadian Forces Radio.[1] A variation of the show, Canada's Top 20 Skate, has also been heard at hockey arenas throughout Canada.

The CHR/Hot AC, and the now defunct rock version, of Canada's Top 20 were hosted by A. J. Reynolds. The defunct country version was hosted by Julia Kilbride.[2] Other personalities featured in the program include Ed the Sock[3] and Floyd Blaikie.

Commitment to Canadian Content

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Canada's Top 20 had interviewed over 350 Canadian musical artists in its Canadian Artist of the Week segment. The countdown maintained a minimum of 40% Canadian Content and prided itself on its commitment to up and coming Canadian artists by featuring an unsigned, independent artist on its show monthly.

Production team

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  • Miguel Sanchaez – Executive Producer
  • Madaline Martelle – Artistic Director / Media Manager
  • AJ Reynolds – Producer

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Past contributors

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  • Alex Ewing – Executive Producer
  • Kelly Campbell – Executive Producer
  • Julia Kilbride - Country Music Host

References

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  1. ^ "Canadas Top 20 :: Stations". Archived from the original on 2014-07-14. Retrieved 2014-05-16.
  2. ^ a b "Canadas Top 20 :: About". Archived from the original on 2014-07-17. Retrieved 2014-05-16.
  3. ^ "Ed the Sock and Liana K. Debut on Canada's Top 20 Countdown : The Canadian Business Daily". 22 February 2012.
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