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Today: #35 in News, Canada on our combined chart.

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Chart positions today · Canada

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#35 Down 6 from #29
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Individual platform positions in Canada where this show has no current Combined ranking.

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#175
Apple Podcasts
Chart dated October 21, 2026
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#79
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Chart dated October 21, 2026

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Position on the News, Canada combined chart over the last 7 days. Toggle platforms to compare their positions. Lower rank numbers are better.

#19#26#34#41#48Chart rankOct 17Oct 19Oct 21#35
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Oct 21#35#35#34#29
Oct 20#29#29#30#28
Oct 19#38#38#37#37
Oct 18#37#37#35#33
Oct 17#31#31#34#36
Oct 16#32#32#28#29

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