NOTE: A few Apple 45s were imported from the USA. The easiest way to differentiate US from Canadian pressings is to look for the title written sideways on the sliced apple side (US pressing have titles written vertically on both sides). Otherwise, for pressings with custom labels, US records have a bumpy ridge before the runout groove, also known as a gripper. No Canadian Apple pressing has this bumpy ridge. (some non-Apple regular orange Capitol label Canadian records sometimes have the ridge).

Serial Number	Artist	Title
2276	The Beatles	Hey Jude / Revolution
Issued on August 26, 1968. Note that the first Apple record in Canada was a Compo pressed Yellow Submarine / Thingumybob by the Black Dyke Mills Band, which had the sides reversed from the USA release. Hey Jude was the last MONO 45 to be issued by The Beatles in Canada. Apple Canada had the sliced side of the apple rotated such that the text was horizontally written across the sliced apple with the stem pointing straight out at the right of the label, as opposed to the US where the stem points towards the top. Apple was introduced in Canada through a special event where were presented the first 4 Apple singles (which included Hey Jude). The 45 was pressed by both Compo and RCA; Compo having a much thicker font. Compo pressed 80-90% of all Hey Jude singles. Out of the first 4 Apple singles, only Hey Jude was also pressed by RCA, due to high demand. Original Compo copies were issued in a special white paper Apple company sleeve stating THE BEATLES ON APPLE, as opposed to RCA copies that were sold in standard black Apple sleeve, with only the word APPLE at the top.
Top Row: Compo pressing - A side, B side and the possible special blank promotional pressing (B side is not blank)
Top Row: RCA pressing - A side, B side and the possible special blank promotional pressing that was also pressed by RCA (B side is not blank)
1800	Black Dyke Mills Band	Thingumybob / Yellow Submarine
The Canadian version of this 45 inverted the A and B sides, putting Yellow Submarine on the A-side.
1801	Mary Hopkin	Those Were The Days / Turn Turn Turn
Compo pressed disc.
APPLE 2	Mary Hopkin	Le Temps Des Fleurs / Turn Turn Turn
A special release for the french Canadian market in Québec. It is actually the french version of "Those Were The Days". This 45 is quite rare as it was pressed in small quantities. It has a british numbering system and was pressed only by Compo. It was housed in a special white APPLE sleeve.
1802	Jackie Lomax	Sour Milk Sea / The Eagles Laughs At You
1803	The Iveys	Maybe Tomorrow / Daddy’s A Millionaire
1804	Trash	Road To Nowhere / Illusions
This 45 has been released in Canada, but is now extremely difficult to come by. Its promotional issue "Road to Nowhere/Road to Nowhere (Apple PRO 4671/4672) is a USA release only.
1805	James Taylor	Carolina On My Mind / Taking It In
withdrawn 45, very rare. Compo pressed. Notice the mistakenly written "Carolina ON My Mind"
1805	James Taylor	Carolina In My Mind / Something’s Wrong
This quickly replaced the previous 45.
1806	Mary Hopkin	Goodbye / Sparrow
A McCartney composition given to Mary Hopkin. The disc has no sliced apple side, the B-side also being pressed on a full apple label.
2490	The Beatles	Get Back / Don't Let Me Down
Issued on May 5, 1969. This was the first STEREO Beatles 45 issued in Canada. Almost all copies were pressed by Compo, but some rare copies were also printed by RCA with their usual smaller font size. The Compo pressings were issued in the white paper BEATLES ON APPLE sleeve.
1807	Jackie Lomax	New Day / Thumbin' a Ride
2531	The Beatles	The Ballad Of John And Yoko / Old Brown Shoe
Issued on June 2, 1969. Both Compo and RCA pressings were made for this 45. Original Compo copies were sold in an imported US picture sleeve. RCA copies were sold in a white BEATLES ON APPLE sleeve.
1808	Billy Preston	That's The Way God Planned It / What About You
Notice the CBC radio station sticker on the label.
1809	Plastic Ono Band	Give Peace A Chance / Remember Love
A-side is a classic Lennon-McCartney song recorded in Montreal, room 1742 of the Queen Elizabeth Hotel during their famous Bed-in. Although McCartney has nothing to do with this song, they had contractual obligations to credit their songs to both names. Some copies were issued with an imported picture sleeve.
1810	Rhada Krsna Temple	Hare Krishna Mantra / Prayer To The Spiritual Masters
2654	The Beatles	Come Together / Something
Issued on October 6, 1969. This INCORRECT single features Come Together on the A-side, while it was SOMETHING that was supposed to be the A-song. Come Together has the inscorrect timing of 2:16. Only a handful of these Compo mistake pressings were made. They are extremely rare and it is assumed that the batch of incorrect singles were spotted on the same day, recalled and destroyed almost as soon as production commenced at the Compo pressing plant. Perhaps surviving copies were obtained by employees and that none of the mistake copies were ever distributed in Canada. it is most likely that whoever saw the two tracks being issued as a single in Canada assumed the Lennon track would be the A-side. These limited pressings were found in a white BEATLES ON APPLE sleeve.
2654	The Beatles	Something / Come Together
Issued on October 6, 1969. Both Compo and RCA pressing exist for this version of the single. Compo pressings wrote the title on two lines: SOME-THING as for the RCA pressing being in a smaller font size, it is written on one line, without a hyphen. Both versions were issued in a white BEATLES ON APPLE sleeve.
1811	Trash	Golden Slumbers-Carry That Weight / Trash Can
1812	Hot Chocolate Band	Give Peace A Chance / Living Without Tomorrow
1813	John Lennon	Cold Turkey / Don’t Worry Kyoko
1814	Billy Preston	Everything’s Alright / I Want To Thank You
1815	Badfinger	Come And Get It / Rock Of All Ages
1816	Mary Hopkin	Temma Harbour / Lontano Dagli Occhi
Not issued with a picture sleeve in Canada.
1817	Billy Preston	All That I’ve Got / As I Get Older
1818	John Lennon	Instant Karma / Who Has Seen The Wind
Not issued with a picture sleeve in Canada.
1819	Jackie Lomax	How The Web Was Woven / Fall Inside Your Eyes
Apple 2764	The Beatles	Let It Be / You Know My Name
Issued on March 11, 1970. Both Compo and RCA pressed the single, but Compo accounts for 80% of the copies. Initial Compo copies were issued in an imported US picture sleeve. All other copies were issued in the unique Canadian white BEATLES ON APPLE sleeve. Later copies were issued in plain black glossy APPLE sleeves imported from USA.
1820	Doris Troy	Ain’t That Cute / Vaya Con Dios
1821	Radha Krishna Temple	Govinda / Govinda Jai Jai
1822	Badfinger	No Matter What / Carry On Til Tomorrow
Apple 2832	The Beatles	The Long And Winding Road / For You Blue
Issued on May 11, 1970. Only Compo pressed this single; no RCA copies were documented. Initial copies were sold with an imported US picture sleeve. All later copies were housed in a regular white APPLE sleeve (no mention of The Beatles).
1823	Mary Hopkin	Que Sera Sera / Fields Of St Etienne
1824	Doris Troy	Jacob’s Ladder / Get Back
2969	Ringo Starr	Beaucoups Of Blues / Coochy Coochy
1825	Mary Hopkin	Think About Your Children / Heritage
2995	George Harrison	My Sweet Lord / Isn’t It A Pity
No sliced apple side. Not issued in a picture sleeve in Canada. Their contract obligating the Beatles to use the capitol catalogue numbers being over, this was the last 45 to follow the Capitol numbering system instead of Apple' new catalogue numbers in the "1800s".
1826	Billy Preston	My Sweet Lord / Little Girl
1827	John Lennon	Mother / Why
1828	George Harrison	What Is life / Apple Scruffs
1829	Paul McCartney	Another Day / Oh Woman Oh Why
1830	John Lennon	Power To The People / Touch Me
1831	Ringo Starr	It Don’t Come Easy / Early 1970
1832	Ronnie Spector	Try Some Buy Some / Tandoori Chicken
1833	NOT USED	- -
1834	Jackie Lomax	Sour Milk Sea / Fall Inside Your Eyes
A Canadian pressing was issued, but the promo pressing is USA only.
1835	Bill Elliot & Elastic Oz Band	God Save Us / Do The Oz
Not issued with a picture sleeve in Canada.
1836	George Harrison	Bangla Desh / Deep Blue
1837	Paul and Linda McCartney	Uncle Albert / Too Many People
Both Compo and RCA pressed this 45. Bottom row is the RCA pressing.
1838	Ravi Shankar	Joi Bangla / Oh Bhaugowan
RCA pressing
1839	Yoko Ono	Mrs Lennon / Midsummer In New York
Custom white apple. No sliced side.
1840	John Lennon	Imagine / It’s So Hard
Custom white apple. No sliced side.
1841	Badfinger	Day After Day / Money
1842	The Plastic Ono Band	Happy X-Mas (war is over) / Listen, The Snow Is Falling
Credited to John Lennon The Plastic Ono Band with the Harlem Community Choir. Issued with a picture sleeve in Canada. (note: green vinyl pressings were not issued in Canada).
1843	Mary Hopkin	Water Paper & Clay / Streets of London
1844	Badfinger	Baby Blue / Flying
Not issued with a picture sleeve in Canada.
1845	Lon & Derek Von Eaton	Sweet Music / Song Of Songs
1846	NOT USED	- -
1847	Wings	Give Ireland Back to The Irish / Version
1848	John Lennon	Woman Is The Nigger Of The World / Sisters o Sisters
Custom black label with morphing of John and Yoko's faces.
1849	Ringo Starr	Back Of Boogaloo / Blindman
1850	Chris Hodge	We’re On Our Way / Super Soul
1851	Paul McCartney	Mary Had A Little Lamb / Little Woman In Love
No bumpy ridge, probably not issued with the imported picture sleeve.
1852	Sundown Playboys	Saturday Night Special / Valse De Soleil Coucher
1853	Yoko Ono	Now Or Never / Move On Fast
1854	Elephant's Memory	Liberation Special / Madness
The rare version with POWER BOOGIE on the flip side is a USA pressing only.
1855	Mary Hopkin	Knock Knock Who’s There / International
1856	NOT USED	- -
1857	Wings	Hi Hi Hi / C Moon
Custom red label.
1858	Chris Hodge	Goodbye Sweet Lorraine / Contact Love
1859	Yoko Ono	Death Of Samantha / Yang Yang
1860	NOT USED	- -
1861	Paul McCartney	My Love / The Mess
Custom label with a special picture sleeve unique to Canada, promoting the Red Rose Speedway album. The 45 was most likely imported from the USA.
1862	George Harrison	Give Me Love / Miss O’Dell
1863	Paul McCartney	Live And Let Die / I Lie Around
1864	Badfinger	Apple Of My Eye / Blind Owl
1865	Ringo Starr	Photograph / Down And Out
Custom label
1866	NOT USED	- -
1867	Yoko Ono	Woman Power / Men Men Men
1868	John Lennon	Mind Games / Meat City
being manufactured at Captiol's new plant, the labels are a little different as they have a different font and have a flat label. Issued in a flat black apple sleeve.
1869	Paul McCartney & Wings	Helen Wheels / Country Dreamer
1870	Ringo Starr	You’re Sixteen / Devil Woman
1871	Paul McCartney & Wings	Jet / Mamunia
Rare version with a different flip side, This was possibly never issued in Canada.
1871	Paul McCartney & Wings	Jet / Let Me Roll It
1872	Ringo Starr	Oh My My / Step Lightly
Compo pressing and Columbia flat label pressing exists.
1873	Paul McCartney & Wings	Band On The Run / 1985
1874	John Lennon	Whatever Gets You Through The Night / Beef Jerky
Issued in a later black flat paper APPLE sleeve.
P1875	Wings	Sally G / Sally G
This Canadian promo shows a sticker from the CBC in Vancouver, but as it is the case with all other Apple promos, it was imported from the US, as no Canadian promo was pressed.
1875	Wings	Junior’s Farm / Sally G
Release sheet statting the October 25, 1974 release date.
1876	Ringo Starr	Only You / Call Me
This 45 was issued on a custom label (Columbia pressing), on the regular Columbia flat label and on the glossy Compo label pressing.
1877	George Harrison	Dark Horse / I Don’t Care Anymore
The white label Canadian pressing has no bumpy ridge while US pressings have a bumpy ridge and different font. In Canada, the record also exists with the custom blue label.
1878	John Lennon	#9 Dream / What You Got
1879	George Harrison	Ding Dong; Ding Dong / Hari’s On Tour (Express)
Below, this Canadian promo shows a sticker from the CBC in Vancouver, but as it is the case with all other Apple promos, it was imported from the US, as no Canadian promo was pressed.
1880	Ringo Starr	No No Song / Snookeroo
1881	John Lennon	Stand By Me / Move Over Mrs L.
1882	Ringo Starr	It's All Down To Goodnight Vienna / Oo Wee
1883	NOT USED	- -
Originally intended to be John Lennon's Ain’t That A Shame / Slippin’ And Slidin', only a US promo was made before the release was cancelled in both the USA and Canada
1884	George Harrison	You / World Of Love
Custom Label stating the record was manufactured in Canada.
1885	George Harrison	This Guitar / Maya Love
Release sheet statting the December 12, 1975 release date.