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THIS WEEK Magazine - A Complete Entertainment Guide
(1972) Halifax-Dartmouth Weekly (Vol. 1, No.6)

Issue covers Mon. Feb. 21st to Sun. Feb. 27th, 1972
April Wine on cover (band pose)
Short band bio. Business logos from DKD Productions, Aquarius Records, London Records, and Terry Flood Management. On Record not yet released.
Pic: band pose

RPM WEEKLY - MAPLE MUSIC JUNKET SPECIAL EDITION
(1972) Canadian Publication

6/10/72 issue
Short band bio. Toronto Sound Studios promo. RPM100 Singles chart lists "You Could Have Been A Lady" at #50, down from #20 the week before, and #8 the week before that.
Pic: (Click to view pics)

MUSIC CANADA QUARTERLY
(1972) Canadian Publication

September issue
Article: On Top Of Montreal Rock: Mashmakhan & April Wine

RPM - The Programmers Weekly
(1972) Canadian Publication

10/7/72 issue
Cover story: April Wine Launched Nationally
RPM100 Albums chart lists On Record at #49, up from # 61 the week before, and # 72 the week before that. The RPM100 Singles chart lists "Drop Your Guns" at #52, up from #70 the week before, and #77 the week before that. Issue includes excerpt from Cancon ruling & regulations.
Pic: (Click to view pic)

WHO's WHO In The TEEN WORLD
(1972) U.S. Publication

October 1972 issue
Includes small April Wine article & pic (Click to view)

BEETLE Special Edition
(1972) Canadian Publication

Dec. 31, '72 issue
Article: APRIL WINE: Living On The Vine
Interview with Myles, David, Ritchie & Jim. Ritchie: "...we were throwing out more songs than most groups write in a year." Myles: "We were writing too much... We didn't get the chance to perform half of it." Myles: "Our first album was just a horror story." AW planned to break up if "You Could Have Been A Lady" didn't do well. Ritchie said of the opening gig for Setvie Wonder: "Myles had gone and gotten drunk brfore the show...Myles went into his solos and just wouldn't stop." Myles: "...I thought I was going to be sick, so I took off the guitar and set it on the amp in front of me and just started making noises with it so I wouldn't have to play the thing." Stevie Wonder jammed with AW during the sound check.
Pic: (1) Jim live, (1) Myles pose w/guitar

BEETLE Vol. 4 No. 9
(1973) Canadian Publication

March issue
Reprint of APRIL WINE: Living On The Vine from 12/31/72 issue.

MUSIC CANADA QUARTERLY
(1973) Canadian Publication

June issue
Article: April Wine: When They Cook, They Really Cook! by Pat Harbron
Most of the article is quoted from an unnamed band member, presumably Myles, and is taken from an interview done during the first recording sessions of "Electric Jewels" (untitled at the time of the interview). First time recording in Toronto. UK tour with Atomic Rooster was planned for February but AR cancelled out.
"Gig Guide" lists April tour dates, scheduled TV show for CBC in Winnipeg on April 12th
Pic: (1) b&w concert photo, (1) color concert photo <back cover>

RPM - WHO's WHO IN CANADIAN TALENT
(June 29, 1974) Canadian Publication

RPM WEEKLY - Part II
Listing of Canadian artists, managers, & booking agents

THE SHAKIN' STREET GAZETTE
(11/21/74) State University College at Buffalo Publication

Cover story: Special Montreal Issue
Article: Getting Rocked With April Wine by Bob Kozak
The author states "Their first album, April Wine, is by far their poorest album. David Henman's songs sounded like Wishbone Ash during their Pilgrimage period and aren't very impressive. Jim Henman's songs were mostly acoustic and boring." David Henman is quoted as saying "Myles is a very strong talent, but he also has a very strong drive... Myles was never actually the leader, but his energy inspired the rest of the group to try to keep up with him." David and Ritchie split to form Silver. The Electric Jewels album contains tracks that sound "...like a Canadian Badfinger" and "... a Canadian Led Zeppelin." Weeping Widow is "...a great example of heavy metal chording in a pop framework.... reminiscent of Sweet."
Pic: (1) b&w concert photo, (4) individual band member pics

MUSIC CANADA
(Spring 1976) Canadian Publication

Cover story: APRIL WINE meets the MAD HATTER

RPM WEEKLY Volume 25 No. 6
(May 8, 1976 - Part One) Canadian Publication

Cover story: APRIL WINE - Platinum Vintage
Article: A Platinum LP, $Million Tour, Vintage Wine by Boyd Tattrie
Pic: Cover, (4) individual band member pics

A Billboard Spotlight - CANADA!
(10/02/76) Canadian Publication

Cover story: Canada's World-Reaching Music Scene
Article: Striving For Success Without Leaning On Government by Martin Melhuish. Terry Flood comments on CANCON rules and how it affects April Wine's ability to break the US market.
Article: Heart & April Wine: New Acts Excitement. Q&A with Myles Goodwyn, Jerry Mercer, Gary Moffat, and Steve Lang, shortly after signing to London Records in the USA

MONTREAL FOR MEN
(Winter 1976) Canadian Publication

Article: APRIL WINE - Bottled In Canada

CIRCUS Magazine
(11/24/77) U.S. Publication

Article: Heart and the Canadian Rock Explosion - Making Music to the Northern Lights by Kurt Loder
Mention is made of Frank Marino's contribution to AW's The Whole World's Goin' Crazy album. Mega-stars in Canada, but not "much of a dent Stateside, despite a Led-Zeppelin-like throb running through much of their music..."
Pic: none

RPM WEEKLY Vol. 29 No. 12
(1978) Toronto Publication

6/17/78 issue, Volume 29 No. 12
Cover story: A Tribute to April Wine
First Glance is at #91 on the RPM100 Albums chart, "Comin' Right Down On Top Of Me" is #84 on the RPM100 Singles chart
Article: April Wine - A Study In Success by Nancy Gallo
AW bio. Stand Back is 1st Canadian English-language recording to go platinum. The Whole World's Goin' Crazy is the 1st Canadian album to ship platinum. Performed before 7200 people at Sudbury Arena, the largest audience there in 53 years. On 4/19/76 AW became the 1st band to sell out the Regina Stadium. First band to sell out the Kinsman Field House in Edmonton for 2 nights in a row. Myles was "...dubbed one of Canada's premier, all-around musical talents" by one critic.
Pic: (1) Myles pose, (2) First Glance promo pics
Article: April Wine's First Glance Tour To Go Coast To Coast June 21st begins the First Glance tour. On July 4th AW will play Rich Stadium in Buffalo with the Rolling Stones, the Atlanta Rhythm Section, and Journey. All Canadian tour dates will feature Teaze.
Pic: band pose
Article: April Wine On Tour First Glance tour dates
Contains numerous First Glance ads, including a full back cover ad.

CALGARY STAMPEDE Official Souvenir Program
(July 7-16, 1978) Venue Event Publication

64 page booklet, 5 1/2" x 7 1/2"
Includes ad w/pic for April Wine performance on July 13th

The Newfoundland HERALD
(8/5/78 - 8/11/78) Canadian Publication

Television program guide / variety magazine.
Column: April Wine - One of Canada's Most Popular Groups is Touring Newfoundland This Month
Recording accomplishments outlined. "April Wine is one of the most accomplished and popular musical groups in the country..." First Glance is "...hailed by critics as the best the group has ever recorded." Upcoming concerts include: Humber Gardens in Corner Brook 8/15/78, Grand Falls Stadium 8/16/78, Marystown Arena 8/17/78, Memorial Stadium in St. Johns 8/18 & 8/19/78.
Pic: (1) First Glance LP jacket, (2) band pose

The Newfoundland HERALD
(8/26/78 - 9/1/78) Canadian Publication

Television program guide / variety magazine.
Column: April Wine - Canada's Number One Rock Music Group Plays Three-Night Stand In St. John's by Ray Penton
Review of the 8/18/78 "First Glance Tour '78" show at Marystown Arena (Oakley opened).
AW sold out two out of three nights in St. Johns. The author states "...now their music concerns more juvenile love and teen-age violence mixed evenly with the old adult lament. Collectively this delivers a more commercial product, accessable to many......... Their music is pure pop rock, seemingly too packaged to be honest."
Pic: (1) band in concert, (1) Myles singing, (1) Jerry playing

ONGAKU SENKA #12
(1978) Japanese "Super Rock Magazine"

Includes a one page full color pic of April Wine in concert
246 pages of pics and articles on many bands, all in Japanese

CALIFORNIA WORLD MUSIC FESTIVAL Program
(1979) Concert Program

Los Angeles Coliseum Show
11" x 14", 20 page color program
Concert dates: April 7 & 8, 1979

HARDER…..FASTER Tour Book
(1979)

Cover features AW logo and H…F car on red background
8 pages of b&w pictures w/ band member quotes

HARDER…..FASTER UK Tour Book
(1980)

8 pages of b&w pictures

MUSIK EXPRESS
(April 1980) Issue #4

Article: Tu' Ihn Dir 'rein! by Dankmar Isleib (if anyone can translate, please email me)
Pic: (2) concert shots

POP ROCK
(1980) French Publication

May 1980, Vol. 9, #9
Article: April Wine: Une Foule Record
1 page article (in French) with several concert pics

SHOWCASE - A Directory Of Canadian Recording Artists
(June 1980) Published by CARAS

Listing of artists including their management, booking, record label & contact information
Includes April Wine listing w/ pic

MONSTERS OF ROCK Tour Program
(8/16/80) The Concert Publishing Co.

"Official" Castle Donnington (U.K.) concert program
24 pages of color pictures, interviews, and ads for the bands performing
Includes full page ad for UK 4-track 12" single & one page AW article w/pic of band performing

MONSTERS OF ROCK Tour Program
(8/16/80) BOOTLEG

"UNofficial" Castle Donnington (U.K.) concert program
16 pages of black & white pictures interviews (no ads)
April Wine is not included in this bootleg program

CANADIAN MUSICIAN Magazine
(Dec. 1980) Canadian Publication

Myles on cover
Article: APRIL WINE by Ashley Collie
Brief recording background w/ LP discography. Myles & Gary Moffet discuss their guitar collections. The meaning behind "Harder.....Faster" album title explained. Jerry Mercer: "a group is like a marriage." Myles initially wanted to become a mechanical draftsman. Both parents played guitar. Myles: "I'm not going to ever be a Paul McCartney or a Jimmy Page, but hopefully I'm somewhere in the middle."
Pic: (1) Jerry live, (1) band pose

CIRCUS Magazine
(4/30/1981) U.S. publication

Article: Rainbow & Priest Raise The Rafters Of Castle Donnington by Richard Hogan
Write-up for the Castle Donnington Festival (UK)
Bruce Payne (Ritchie Blackmore's manager) commented on the "Monsters Of Rock" album: "...It doesn't appear that the Donnington album is hurting April Wine all that much. Their new album (The Nature Of The Beast) is being received like a big deal, and deservedly, for they're pretty impressive."
Pic: (1) band pose (TNOTB)

CIRCUS Magazine
(6/30/1981) U.S. publication

Article: April Wine - The Toast Of Canada Pops It's Cork by Philip Bashe
April Wine have to "...vie for popularity with the hockey-playing Canadiens and Maple Leafs." Original title for "First Glance" was "Last Chance". AW just back from sold-out tour of Germany
Pic: band pose

SONG HITS MAGAZINE
(July 1981) Charlton Publications (U.S.)

Article: Pop Star of the Month - APRIL WINE
AW bio. Greenway called away from part-time forklift job to join the band. Myles says of The Nature Of The Beast: "It's very American in approach." Author says album is "...clearly their finest effort to date."
Pic: (1) concert pic, (1) band pose
Magazine includes words to "Just Between You And Me"

RECORD REVIEW
(August 1981) U.S. Publication

Special Issue - Canadian Heavy Metal
Cover Story: April Wine - Canada's Best Kept Secret Now Comes On Strong
Article: Vintage Wine From Canada by Jon Sutherland
Post-Las Vegas concert interview w/ Gary Moffet at a coffee shop in Santa Monica CA, prior to a show at the Civic Auditorium. Gary discusses: the band taping shows, the current line-up, his background, the recording process, U.S. releases, Canadian music market, Krokus, British audiences, touring Japan, AC/DC, live albums, more.
Pic: (1) band pose, (1) concert pic
Column: Bits and Pieces edited by Andrew Epstein
"...April wine might be the loudest band currently on tour. Their ear-deafening pyrotechnic devices reportedly blew the doors open and off in some closed halls." A conversation reportedly took place between Doug Johnson (keyboard player for Loverboy) and a female fan. Fan: "Boy, that band sure is loud." Doug: "Didn't you know that April Wine is the first band to use nuclear weapons onstage?" Fan: "Does that mean we all got radiation tonight?"

The Newfoundland HERALD
(8/8/81 - 8/14/81) Canadian Publication

Television program guide / variety magazine.
Column: Upbeat - April Wine Coming To St. Johns
Meeker gets a call from Brian Greenway & interviews him. Brian discusses his musical influences, and talks about AW's "odd" expeirence in Rapid City, SD, the day the pope was shot.
Pic: band pose

MUSIC EXPRESS
(1981) Ontario Publication

Issue #44
Article: April Wine Prepare To Strike - This Beast Is A Monster by Roman Mitz
April Wine is "...one of [Canada's] greatest natural resources." Myles jokes: "Well, my wife writes the songs and I just take the credit."
Review: The Nature Of The Beast, by Keith Sharp.
Pic: (1) cover pic of Myles on stage; Article pic: (1) band pose, (1) Myles with mic

The Newfoundland HERALD
(8/22/81 - 8/28/81) Canadian Publication

Television program guide / variety magazine.
Article: April Wine - A Short Toast To Sweet Success? by Geoff Meeker
Negative review of St. John's show, mostly due to lack of early hits. "To forsake such a diverse history is like climbing a very high ladder, then turning around and smashing out the last five rungs, leaving yourself in a limbo of mediocrity."
Pic: concert shot

THE NATURE OF THE BEAST WORLD TOUR ‘81 Tour Book
(January 1981) UK Tour Merchandise

20 page b&w picture book
Includes ticket stub for 1/17 show at Sheffield City Hall (w/ Diamond Head)

POP ROCK
(1981) French Publication

March 1981, Vol. 10, #3
Article: April Wine: Meilleur que jamais!
1/2 page article (in French) with pic of Myles seated w/acoustic guitar

MUSIK EXPRESS Magazine - HEAVY METAL SPECIAL
(May 1981) German Publication

Article: (in German) Nur die Stärksten Überleben!

POP ROCK
(1981) French Publication

September 1981, Vol. 10, #12
Article: April Wine Retour Triomphal as Bercail
1/2 page article (in French) with pic of Myles on stage

LIVE! Le Journal Rock Newspaper
(11/19/81) Quebec Publication

Myles on cover
Article: (in French) Entrevue exclusive APRIL WINE de retour

THE CANADIAN COMPOSER
(January 1982) Toronto Publication

Issue #167
Myles on cover
All articles are printed in both English and French
Article: Montreal's Myles Goodwyn Has A Reason To Play Rock 'n' Roll by Marc Desjardins

1982 JUNO AWARDS PROGRAM
(04/14/82) Annual Canadian Publication

The link above includes pics from the program where April Wine / Myles Goodwyn are mentioned

MUSIC EXPRESS
(1982) Ontario Publication

Issue #54
Article: A History of April Wine - Part One: 1969-1977 Maritime Hustlers to Montreal Rockers! by Greg Quill
Band member list. Year by year chronicles of the band. [2 pg.]
Pic: (1) band pose, (1) Jerry live, (1) Myles live, (1) band live

The Newfoundland HERALD
(8/28/82 - 9/3/82) Canadian Publication

Article: April Wine Delivers Its Best Show Ever by Geoff Meeker
Reversing himself regarding his negative review in this same publication one year earlier, Meeker now says of the recent April Wine show at St. John's Memorial Stadium: "It was one of the best concerts that I have ever seen". He added "...I've never seen a light show nearly as stupendous as what April Wine used last week... It left me spellbound." Meeker also commented "The music was, in a word, superb."
Pic: (1) band pose

POP ROCK
(1982) French Publication

December 1982, Vol. 11, #14
April Wine on cover. Article: April Wine Fait Le Poids
2 page centerfold article (in French) with multiple pics of the band in concert

HEART OF GOLD - 30 YEARS OF CANADIAN POP MUSIC
(1983) CBC Enterprises, Toronto

Chapter 22 - Vintage Wine: APRIL WINE (5 pg.)
200 pages, hardbound. Written by Martin Melhuish
A complete April Wine biography through 1982: Myles leaves Woody's Termites (w/ Pam Marsh) to form AW in December 1969. David Henman explains origin of the band's name. First gigs at the Laugh-In club in Montreal. Band signs with Terry Flood in August, 1970.

MUSIC EXPRESS Issue #78
(April 1984) Toronto Publication

Article: April Wine Forge A Comeback

SONG HITS MAGAZINE
(August 1984) Charlton Publications (U.S.)

Article: Exclusive Interview With April Wine's MYLES GOODWYN by Rich Sutton
Myles explains the origin of the album title Animal Grace & the motivation behind "Sons Of The Pioneers", and discusses producer Mike Stone (who was staying at Myles' house during the recording of the album). Myles explains why he likes "If You See Kay" and his feelings about CANCON.
Pic: band pose

HIT PARADER Yearbook
(Fall 1984) U.S. Publication

Article: APRIL WINE - The Taste Of Success
"April Wine may be the Rodney Dangerfield of rock and roll." Author says AW "...formed in 1973..." and was "...billed under everyone from Ted Nugent to Rainbow." Myles talks about The Nature Of The Beast and why he's puzzled it broke in the U.S. and earlier albums didn't. Myles defends Power Play and discusses the band's musical philosophy.
Pic: band pose

SUPER SONG HITS MAGAZINE
(Fall 1984) U.S. Publication

Two page article with band history and short quotes from Myles
Pic: band pose

MASTERS OF METAL
(1984) U.K. Printing

128 pages (approx. 50 bands) including a 2 page APRIL WINE bio & pic
Written by Lee Martyn (the errors are his, too)
Published by Zomba Books, London

LIVE IN CONCERT - 10 YEARS OF ROCK 'n ROLL
(©1987) Published by Vision Works, Toronto, Ontario

Photography by Lorne Resnick
Includes 2 pics of Myles Goodwyn performing with April Wine at Maple Leaf Gardens, 4/16/80

KERRANG! Magazine #191
(6/11/88) UK Publication

Article: Myles Apart

SHAKIN’ ALL OVER – The Rock ‘N’ Roll Years In Canada
(1989) McGraw-Hill Ryerson Ltd.

M.E.A.T.
(1993) Canadian Publication

May 1993 issue, #42
Goodwyn interview. Reunion comments. Juno comments. Myles moving to Toronto. AW hung out with PANTERA, played songs for them, and took pictures with them. Myles angry about boxed set booklet. Mention of Garth Brooks' comments about AW.
Pic: Myles playing guitar

ACCESS - The Rock Radio Magazine
(Dec. 1994) Canadian Publication

December 1994 issue, Volume 1, #5
Article: 'In profile' - Last Of The Summer Wine by Keith Sharp
Interview with Myles and Brian. Myles said "... the so-called grunge sound has become a lot more melodic this year. Very much like we sounded 10 years ago. I listen to bands like Pearl Jam, Stone Temple Pilots and Soundgarden and think, yeah, that's us. That's what we do. I felt that way listening to Soundgarden's 'Black Hole Sun'." Brian compared the atmosphere within the band compared to pre-1984: "Myles is a lot easier to deal with now." Myles said "...this is our last chance and I'm not in a position to screw up again."

en ROUTE
(Nov. 1995) Air Canada Complimentary In-Flight Magazine

Includes tracklist for "RETROPOP - The April Wine Collection" (produced by Marc Denis)
Features current pic (1995) of Myles Goodwyn
Companion piece to 1 hour "Retropop - April Wine 25th Anniversary Special"

OH WHAT A FEELING - A Vital History Of Canadian Music
(1996) Quarry Press (Canada)

Written by Martin Melhuish
Juno Awards Twenty Fifth Anniversary Commemorative (hard cover)
Includes entries about The Triangle, Mashmakhan, April Wine, etc.
Companion CD Boxed Set

EQ - PROFESSIONAL PROJECT RECORDING & SOUND
(1998) U.S. Publication

September 1998, Vol. 9, No. 10
Article: You Got Some Case
Write-up and interview with Ken Schultz and Barry Stock (AW cohorts)

ON A COLD ROAD - Tales of Adventure in Canadian Rock
(1998) McClelland & Stewart Inc. (Canada)

Written by Dave Bidini
Includes passages by David and Ritchie Henman

Published by HarperCollins Canada (ISBN 0-00-200056-3)
Hardbound, 498 pages
Includes April Wine bio, stock photo, and numerous references throughout

TROGG TIMES
(2003) UK Fan Club Magazine

In 2003 I wrote to the publisher of this magazine about an unusual April Wine picture sleeve 45 that I have in my collection. It's a Japanese release of "You Could Have Been A Lady" that apparently has a picture of The Troggs on it instead of April Wine. This issue includes a compilation of several emails I wrote regarding that picture sleeve (the typos are not mine!).

DRUMS ETC
(2003) Canadian Publication

December Issue, Volume 15, No 6
Cover story: April Wine's Jerry Mercer
Read the complete article HERE (courtesy of Gary Boole)

FIREWORKS
(2004) UK Publication

Oct./Nov. - Issue #17
Includes a 4 page review of the Sweden Rock Festival (Article: Firin' On All Six)
Features a great review by Phil Ashcroft of April Wine's performance on Saturday, June 12th. Many kudos to all band members, especially Jerry Mercer (who apparently blew the writer's mind!). Notable quote: "Despite Myles Goodwyn's knack of looking like he turned out for a round of golf and ended up on a stage, he still sings and plays well..."
Also included in the magazine is a great review (also by Phil Ashcroft) of Carl Dixon's CD "One Voice, Two Hands" with a mention of him opening for April Wine at North American shows.

MACLEAN'S
(2004) Canadian Publication

October 11th, 2004 issue
Article: Forever Young - Two classic Canadian bands, Trooper and April Wine, are still keeping the faith.
4 pages of pictures and a few paragraphs written by John Intini

THE AQUINIAN
(2005) Canadian Publication

March 2, 2005 issue
Newspaper from St. Thomas University in Fredricton, New Brunswick
Article: Early Taste Of April by David LeBlanc
1/2 page write-up ahead of their March 3rd show at The Playhouse, including band history and quotes from Myles and Brian
Pic: Band pose

HERE
(2005) Canadian Publication

March 3-10, 2005, Volume 6, Number 9
Article: April Wine: "Nobody's going back to night school" by Kate Wright
2/3 page article with band history and quotes from Brian Greenway
Notable quote: "No one's going back to night school - we'll keep going until we drop."
Pic: Band performing

HFX
(2005) Canadian Publication

June 30, 2005 issue
Halifax, Nova Scotia weekly magazine
Cover story: '80s Flashback / Article: The '80s Invasion by Sandy MacDonald
2 page article on Canadian classic rock, including quotes from Myles Goodwyn
Pics: (2) Myles performing, (1) CD artwork

SCENE
(2005) Canadian Publication

October 13-26, 2005, Issue 502
London, Ontario newspaper. Article: April Wine Has Got The Blues by Richard Moule
1/2 page article including quotes from Miles (sic) Goodwyn regarding the soon-to-be-released "Roughly Speaking" CD
Pic: Band pose

BOOM
(2006) Canadian Publication

March 15, 2006, Vol. 2, No. 08
Article: April Wine Rocks The Rodeo... Again by Ray Violette
Moncton, New Brunswick weekly magazine
A half page write-up about the band's history and their show at the Rockin' Rodeo
Of special note, the last paragraph mentions THIS WEBSITE and it's webmaster (yours truly!)
Pics: (1) promo LP jacket, (1) Myles on stage with the Mad Hatter

HERE
(2007) Canadian Publication

March 1-7, 2007, Volume 4, Issue 09
Moncton, New Brunswick weekly newspaper
Article: April Wine Member Surprised At Positive Reaction by Eric Lewis
Brian Greenway comments on the unexpected success of "Roughly Speaking"
Pic: none

THE CANADIAN POP MUSIC ENCYCLOPEDIA - Vol. 1
(2012) Bullseye Canada

This is a numbered limited edition (#41/250) autographed to me by author Jaimie Vernon
I am credited for contributing to the April Wine listing in this book as a result of the discography information available via my collection
This website is also credited as a research reference

MUSIC BOOKS & SHEET MUSIC

YOU COULD HAVE BEEN A LADY Sheet Music
(1972) Cimino Publications, NY

WATERLOO PRESENTS... FIVE FABULOUS HITS...FOR ACCORDION
(undated) Waterloo Music Co. Ltd. (Ontario, Canada)