List of number-one singles of 1989 (Canada)

This is a list of the weekly Canadian RPM magazine^{[n 1]} number one Top Singles chart of 1989.^{[n 2]}^{[n 3]}
identifies Canadian musical acts.

Volume:Issue	Issue Date(s)	Weeks on Top	Song	Artist
49:10	24 December 1988 - 7 January 1989 ‡	3	"Look Away"	Chicago
49:11	14 January	1	"Baby, I Love Your Way/Freebird Medley"	Will to Power
49:12-15	21 January - 11 February	4	"Two Hearts"	Phil Collins
49:16-17	18–25 February	2	"Angel of Harlem"	U2
49:18	4 March	1	"She Wants to Dance with Me"	Rick Astley
49:19	11 March	1	"What I Am"	Edie Brickell & New Bohemians
49:20-22	18 March - 1 April	3	"Lost in Your Eyes"	Debbie Gibson
49:23-24	8–15 April	2	"The Living Years"	Mike + The Mechanics
49:25	22 April	1	"She Drives Me Crazy"	Fine Young Cannibals
49:26, 50:1-4 ¶	29 April - 22 May	4	"Like a Prayer"	Madonna
50:5-6	29 May - 5 June	2	"Forever Your Girl"	Paula Abdul
50:7-8	12 June - 19 June	2	"Rock On"	Michael Damian
50:9	26 June	1	"Pop Singer"	John Mellencamp
50:10-12	3 July - 17 July	3	"Good Thing"	Fine Young Cannibals
50:13-14	24 July - 31 July	2	"Express Yourself"	Madonna
50:15	7 August	1	"Batdance"	Prince
50:16-17	14 August - 21 August	2	"So Alive"	Love and Rockets
50:18-22	28 August - 25 September	5	"Right Here Waiting"	Richard Marx
50:23	2 October	1	"Girl I'm Gonna Miss You"	Milli Vanilli
50:24-25	9 October - 16 October	2	"Cherish"	Madonna
50:26	23 October	1	"Mixed Emotions"	Rolling Stones
51:1-3 ÷	4 November - 18 November	3	"Sowing the Seeds of Love"	Tears For Fears
51:4	25 November	1	"Listen to Your Heart"	Roxette
51:5	2 December	1	"When I See You Smile"	Bad English
51:6	9 December	1	"Angelia"	Richard Marx
51:7-12 §	16 December - 3 February 1990	8	"Another Day in Paradise"	Phil Collins

Notes:

¶ - Issue dates changed from Saturday-based to Mondays after 29 April

÷ - Issue dates changed from Monday-based to Saturdays after 23 October

§ - RPM did not publish issues for 30 December 1989 or 6 January 1990.

References

↑ The magazine's weekly record charts were digitized by the AV Trust. The collection is archived by Library and Archives Canada here.
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↑ A collection of all the .pdf files cited is available here.
↑ On 21 March 1966, the chart became the RPM 100, as expanded to the top 100 singles.

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