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Here is the top twenty of them 

Debate is sure to follow the release of "The Top 100 Canadian Albums," a book based on a survey of nearly 600 musicians, music critics and fans. A look at what made the Top 20:

1. "Harvest," Neil Young (Reprise, 1972)

2. "Blue," Joni Mitchell (Reprise, 1970)

3. "After the Gold Rush," Neil Young (Reprise, 1970)

4. "Music From Big Pink," The Band (Capitol, 1968)

5. "Fully Completely," The Tragically Hip (MCA, 1992)

6. "Jagged Little Pill," Alanis Morisette (Maverick, 1995)

7. "The Band," The Band (Capitol, 1969)

8. "Funeral," Arcade Fire (Merge, 2004)

9. "Moving Pictures," Rush (Anthem, 1981)

10. "American Woman," The Guess Who (RCA, 1970)

11. "Songs of Leonard Cohen," Leonard Cohen (Columbia, 1967)

12. "Reckless," Bryan Adams (A&M, 1984)

13. "Five Days in July," Blue Rodeo (Warner, 1993)

14. "Twice Removed," Sloan (Geffen, 1994)

15. "Up To Here," The Tragically Hip (MCA, 1989)

16. "Everybody Knows This is Nowhere," Neil Young with Crazy Horse (Reprise, 1969)

17. "2112," Rush (Mercury 1976)

18. "Court and Spark," Joni Mitchell (Asylum, 1974)

19. "Whale Music," Rheostatics (Sire, 1992)

20. "Acadie," Daniel Lanois (Opal, 1989)

Glad to see Rush represented in the top 20. The 2112 suite from 2112 is imo one of the best multi part songs ever made. Funeral by Arcade Fire also has a very worthy place in the top 20 imo.

True, but Moving Pictures is only #9?!??    I would've definitely put it much higher up the list...

One of my favorite Canadian bands (and get ready to laugh, folks... most people usually do when I mention them...) is Crash Test Dummies.
I prefer their first four albums, though... after that, they kind of went off into a zone that I don't go into, if ya know what I mean.  :

What...no Bare Naked Ladies in the top twenty!!! tut tut tut.  ;D