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- ↑ KissFM Kobe Hit chart 2003/03/28, archived from the original on 2004-12-11
- ↑ Billboard Charts for Aselin Debison
- ↑ Oricon charts page for Aselin Debison's "Sweet is the Melody"
- ↑ KKBox Hong Kong classical album chart showing peak of Aselin Debison's "Sweet is the Melody", archived from the original on 2011-07-13, retrieved 2010-06-07
- ↑ KKBox Hongkong classical song chart showing peak of Aselin Debison's "Moonlight Shadow", archived from the original on 2011-07-13, retrieved 2010-06-07
- ↑ Canadian Top 30 chart from Canoe Inc. showing Aselin Debison's "Life" at number 28
- ↑ Aselin Debison - The Beginning - interview by Cavelle Natasha Layes Canadian Culture Editor of Bellaonline, "The Voice of Women"
- ↑ Nova Sootia House of Assembly resolution # 2838 congratulating Debison on her successes and new Sony record deal
- ↑ "a s e l i n . c o m". Archived from the original on 2002-09-26.
- ↑ Aselin Debison - The Music - interview by Cavelle Natasha Layes, Canadian Culture Editor of Bellaonline, "The Voice of Women"
- ↑ Aselin Debison - Growing Up - interview by Cavelle Natasha Layes, Canadian Culture Editor of Bellaonline, "The Voice of Women"
- ↑ "Famous Alumni" list sub "About St. Francis Xavier University"
- ↑ Aselin Debison - Growing Up - interview by Cavelle Natasha Layes, Canadian Culture Editor of Bellaonline, "The Voice of Women"
- ↑ PBS: Aselin Debison in Concert: Sweet is the Melody (2003, PBS) [ permanent dead link ]
