List of number-one singles of 1968 (Canada)

This is a list of the weekly Canadian RPM magazine^{[n 1]} number one Top Singles chart of 1968.^{[n 2][n 3]}

Top singles chart of 1968

Volume:Issue	Issue Date(s)	Song	Artist	Reference
8:19	6 January	"Hello, Goodbye"	The Beatles	[1]
8:20	13 January	"Woman, Woman"	The Union Gap	[2]
8:21	20 January	"Next Plane to London"	The Rose Garden	[3]
8:22	27 January	"Itchycoo Park"	Small Faces	[4]
8:23	3 February	"I Wonder What She's Doing Tonight"	Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart	[5]
8:24	10 February	"Baby Now That I've Found You"	The Foundations	[6]
8:25	17 February	"Zabadak"	Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich	[7]
8:26	24 February	"Spooky"	Classics IV	[8]
9:1	2 March	"I Can Take or Leave Your Loving"	Herman's Hermits	[9]
9:2	9 March	"Words"	Bee Gees	[10]
9:3	16 March	"Simon Says"	1910 Fruitgum Company	[11]
9:4	23 March	"The Ballad of Bonnie and Clyde"	Georgie Fame	[12]
9:5	30 March			[13]
9:6	6 April	"La-La (Means I Love You)"	The Delfonics	[14]
9:7	13 April	"Valleri"	The Monkees	[15]
9:8	20 April	"Young Girl"	The Union Gap	[16]
9:9	27 April	"Honey"	Bobby Goldsboro	[17]
9:10	4 May			[18]
9:11	11 May	"A Beautiful Morning"	The Rascals	[19]
9:12	18 May	"Mrs. Robinson"	Simon & Garfunkel	[20]
9:13	25 May			[21]
9:14	1 June	"Master Jack"	Four Jacks and a Jill	[22]
9:15	8 June			[23]
9:16	15 June	"Yummy Yummy Yummy"	Ohio Express	[24]
9:17	22 June	"MacArthur Park"	Richard Harris	[25]
9:18	29 June	"This Guy's in Love with You"	Herb Alpert
9:19	6 July	"Angel of the Morning"	Merrillee Rush	[26]
9:20	13 July	"Lady Willpower"	Gary Puckett & The Union Gap	[27]
9:21	20 July			[28]
	27 July			[n 4]
9:22–23	3 August			[29][n 5]
	10 August
9:24	19 August	"Hello, I Love You"	The Doors	[30][n 6]
9:26	26 August	"People Got to Be Free"	The Rascals	[31][n 7]
10.1	2 September	"Born to Be Wild"	Steppenwolf	[32]
10.2	9 September	"Light My Fire"	José Feliciano	[33]
10:3	16 September	"1, 2, 3, Red Light"	1910 Fruitgum Company	[34]
10:4	23 September	"Harper Valley PTA"	Jeannie C. Riley	[35]
10:5	30 September	"Hey Jude"	The Beatles	[36]
10:6	7 October			[37]
10:7	14 October			[38]
10:8	21 October	"Fire"	Arthur Brown	[39]
10:9	28 October	"Those Were the Days"	Mary Hopkin	[40]
10:10	2 November			[41]
10:11	11 November	"Hold Me Tight"	Johnny Nash	[42]
10:12	18 November	"Magic Carpet Ride"	Steppenwolf	[43]
10:13	25 November	"Abraham, Martin and John"	Dion	[44]
10:14	2 December	"Love Child"	Diana Ross & the Supremes	[45]
10:15	9 December			[46]
10:16	16 December	"Wichita Lineman"	Glen Campbell	[47]
10:17–18	23 December			[48][n 8]
	30 December

See also

• 1968 in music
• List of Billboard Hot 100 number ones of 1968 (United States)
• List of Cashbox Top 100 number-one singles of 1968