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Christopher Boan is a writer at OntarioBets.com. He's covered sports and sports betting in Arizona for more than seven years, including stops at ArizonaSports.com, the Tucson Weekly and the Green Valley News.
What Are Ontario’s Favorite Beatles Songs?
Few bands can unite fans of all ages quite like the British tour de force that was The Beatles. The Fab Four had hits that far outlived the group’s time together, both in their native Britain and in North America. In Canada’s largest province, the top choices for Ontario’s favorite Beatles songs are from the band’s later catalog.
OntarioBets.com took a break from reviewing Ontario casino apps and used Google Trends to determine the most searched songs by The Beatles in the province. The search was conducted between June 11, 2023 and June 11, 2024. This allowed us to find the most popular Beatles songs in Ontario. Global Beatles Day is June 25.
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Favorite Songs by The Beatles
Rank | Song | Release Year |
1 | “Hey Jude” | 1968 |
2 | “Strawberry Fields Forever” | 1967 |
3 | “Let It Be” | 1970 |
Which Beatles Song Do Ontario Natives Love Most?
The top choice in Ontario among favorite Beatles songs was “Hey Jude,” a single from 1968. That song had a higher search volume total than two other Beatles hits, in “Strawberry Fields Forever” from 1967 and “Let It Be,” the title song off of the band’s 1970 album of the same name.
“Hey Jude” topped the Canadian top singles chart when it was released. It also went to No. 1 in countries across the globe from Australia to the United States, Sweden, Yugoslavia and many others.
“Strawberry Fields Forever” didn’t get that high in Canada but did finish atop the charts in places like the UK, US, Belgium, Australia and Sweden.
“Let It Be” became yet another No. 1 hit on the Canadian top singles RPM chart, as it did in a host of Western countries.
Regardless of Beatles songs people listen to in the home of Ontario betting sites, it’s clear that Liverpool’s finest exports remain as relevant as ever in Canada’s most populous province. This handful of the band’s best known cuts standing tall in a crowded field when it comes to popularity among Canadians, from Thunder Bay east toward the Quebec border.
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