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This was on the Chilliwack disambig page where it shouldn't be; I don't have time to fit it into the article if it's not already there but here it is:

Chilliwack is often referred to as the greatest Canadian band of the 80s. Their most famous work "Fly at Night" features many references to the NHL's biggest club, hockey's Toronto Maple Leafs. The group would eventually retire after touring university sites and not doing well despite having sold out large hockey arenas just 3 years earlier.

Skookum1 06:10, 22 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Top rated importance?

Just out of curiosity why is this article of top-rated importance? Basser g 20:00, 20 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Re-assessed from A/Mid to Start/Low for WPCANADA. No way this article is A-class, see {{grading scheme}}. --Qyd (talk) 15:06, 5 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Hello. What song had a line like "Dump her (a car) in the Bay"? Or something Close to that? It's been driving me nuts all day. I did not hear it in any of the songs I played, so maybe I'm just too old and brain dead, but I swear I Think it was Chilliwack. Thank you for your time. Rock on! Griffin, from Texas.

Hello. What song had a line like "Dump her (a car) in the Bay"? Or something Close to that? It's been driving me nuts all day. I did not hear it in any of the songs I played, so maybe I'm just too old and brain dead, but I swear I Think it was Chilliwack. Thank you for your time. Rock on! Griffin, from Texas. 2601:2C6:8001:6B40:6568:8A4A:9076:657A (talk) 22:23, 27 May 2024 (UTC)[reply]