Canadian artists achieved multiple certifications in November, headed up by Amanda Marshall’s "Tuesday’s Child" (Sony Music Canada), which hit Triple Platinum. Fellow Torontonians Our Lady Peace’s "Gravity" (Sony Music Canada) reached Double Platinum.

Albums by Canadian artists that were certified Gold in November, with 50,000 units shipped, include Treble Charger’s "Detox" (BMG Canada), Jann Arden’s "Love is the Only Soldier" (Universal Music), Chantal Kreviazuk’s "What If It All Means Something" (Sony Music Canada) and Billy Talent’s "Billy Talent" (Warner Music Canada). In Singles, Canadian Idol winner Ryan Malcolm’s "Something More" (BMG Canada) reached Quintuple Single, while Ottawa’s Keshia Chanté’s first single "Unpredictable" (BMG Canada) was certified Gold.

International artists also had a successful month; Norah Jones’ debut "Come Away With Me" (EMI Music Canada) was certified seven times Platinum, 50 Cent’s "Get Rich Or Die Tryin’" (Universal Music) went Quintuple Platinum and Brits Coldplay achieved Quadruple Platinum with "A Rush Of Blood To The Head" (EMI Music Canada).