Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame
The Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame is an organization of Canadian Country Music Association ( CCMA ), which honors important people of the Canadian country music each year. The Hall of Fame was founded in 1984 and became the first members of Wilf Carter, Tommy Hunter, Orval Prophet and William Harrold Moon on. The CCMA and the Hall of Fame are located in Toronto, where every year the recording ceremonies are held. The only person who has been twice taken into the Hall of Fame, is Maurice Bóly, once as Artist ( Artist ) and as a builder ( Industrial music ) found its way into the Hall of Fame.