List of number-one country albums of 1998 (Canada)

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These are the Canadian number-one country albums of 1998, per the RPM Country Albums chart.

Issue dateAlbumArtist
January 12 Sevens [1] Garth Brooks
January 19Sevens [2] Garth Brooks
January 26 Come on Over [3] Shania Twain
February 2Come on Over [4] Shania Twain
February 9Come on Over [5] Shania Twain
February 16Come on Over [6] Shania Twain
February 23Come on Over [7] Shania Twain
March 2Come on Over [8] Shania Twain
March 9Sevens [9] Garth Brooks
March 16Sevens [10] Garth Brooks
March 23Sevens [11] Garth Brooks
March 30Come on Over [12] Shania Twain
April 6Come on Over [13] Shania Twain
April 13Come on Over [14] Shania Twain
April 20Come on Over [15] Shania Twain
April 27Come on Over [16] Shania Twain
May 4Come on Over [17] Shania Twain
May 11 Faith [18] Faith Hill
May 18Come on Over [19] Shania Twain
May 25Come on Over [20] Shania Twain
June 1Come on Over [21] Shania Twain
June 8Come on Over [22] Shania Twain
June 15 The Limited Series [23] Garth Brooks
June 22Come on Over [24] Shania Twain
June 29Come on Over [25] Shania Twain
July 6Come on Over [26] Shania Twain
July 13Come on Over [27] Shania Twain
July 20Come on Over [28] Shania Twain
July 27Come on Over [29] Shania Twain
August 3Come on Over [30] Shania Twain
August 10Come on Over [31] Shania Twain
August 17Come on Over [32] Shania Twain
August 24Come on Over [33] Shania Twain
August 31Come on Over [34] Shania Twain
September 7Come on Over [35] Shania Twain
September 14Come on OverShania Twain
September 21Come on Over [36] Shania Twain
September 28Come on Over [37] Shania Twain
October 5Come on Over [38] Shania Twain
October 12Come on Over [39] Shania Twain
October 19 High Mileage [40] Alan Jackson
October 26High Mileage [41] Alan Jackson
November 2Come on Over [42] Shania Twain
November 9 Tammy Wynette Remembered [43] Various Artists
November 16Tammy Wynette RememberedVarious Artists
November 23Tammy Wynette Remembered [44] Various Artists
November 30 Double Live [45] Garth Brooks
December 7Double Live [46] Garth Brooks
December 14Double Live [47] Garth Brooks

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