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Charts / Awards 20 November, 2002

Nickelback & Furtado Honoured By SOCAN

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TORONTO, Canada (Nelly Furtado Fans Website) - Nelly Furtado was honoured last night by SOCAN - the Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada.
The songstress received nods for "I'm Like A Bird" and "Turn Off The Light" for achieving the highest number of plays on domestic radio.

Furtado's "I'm Like A Bird" along with Barenaked Ladies' "Pinch Me" won International Achievement Awards at the 13th annual event for recognition in a foreign country during 2001. Kardinal Offishall nabbed the urban award for his hip-hop hit, "Money Jane."
Meanwhile, Nickelback snagged the Rock Music Award for their song, "How You Remind Me."

In other Nickelback news, the group recently postponed a number of U.S. tour dates due to a "minor illness."
Meanwhile, netmusiccountdown.com reports that Nickelback's people say there's no truth to the rumours that substance abuse within the band caused the cancellations.






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