Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame

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The Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame is a Canadian Country Music Association (CCMA) organization that honors important figures in Canadian country music each year. Founded in 1984, the Hall of Fame was the first to accept Wilf Carter , Tommy Hunter , Orval Prophet, and William Harrold Moon. The CCMA as well as the Hall of Fame are based in Toronto , where the induction ceremonies are held annually. The only person who has been inducted into the Hall of Fame twice is Maurice Bolyer, who entered the Hall of Fame once as an artist and as a builder (music industrialist).

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