9 Canadian MPs Who Have Declared Their Love For Nickelback

In April 2009, Sorenson told the House of Commons that Nickelback, "the boys from Hanna, Alberta, constituents of mine, really rocked the place at this year's Juno Awards." He then told everyone "to get a copy of Nickelback's Dark Horse album, the best album in Canada in 2008."

In November 2004, she said "groups like Choclair, Nickelback, Blue Rodeo, and of course Sara McLachlan and Alanis Morissette" are known "as Canada's world international divas."

After Fry spoke, Hearn called on the government to give Nickelback more money. "Why has the minister not announced long-term sustainable funding for people like Nickelback, Alanis Morissette, Sarah McLachlan, and Blue Rodeo who received less than $500,000 over the years but have made over $2 billion in sales for this country?"

In December 2011, he told the House of Commons that Nickelback is among "Canada's brilliant musicians."

He brought Nickelback up again in November 2013: "It is the largest selling Canadian band in the world. We tell the world who we are. They like it and they want to share in it."

After Young spoke in 2013, Glover thanked him for mentioning Nickelback. "That's only one of many groups that the Canadian government has been helping," she said. "We're so proud of them."

In March 2009, he said the night before had been "Nickelback's night, as the rockers from Alberta stole the show at the Juno awards."

In May 2012, Conservative MP Colin Carrie accidentally referred to Gravelle as his "colleague from Nickelback." Gravelle replied: "I would like to be a member of Nickelback, but I prefer to be a member for Nickel Belt."

In February 2002, he said bands like Nickelback "and other superstars define Canadian music."

Just look at this photograph.