Canadian branch of Capitol Records and EMI. Previously called EMI Music Canada in 1993.
Also appears as Capitol Records-EMI Of Canada.

A vinyl pressing and tape duplication plant was opened next door to the offices in June 1976. It had 17 presses for albums and seven presses for singles. The plant started production with singles only in June and began pressing albums in October 1976. The official opening ceremonies for the new plant were held on June 15, 1977. The plant stopped pressing vinyl on July 13, 1984 but did continue its tape duplication operations. Records pressed at this plant are identified by a Capitol Records "target" logo [ ◎ ] machine-stamped in the runout (picture provided under "more images") and on 12" records a 1.5" pressing ring.

In September 1973 the company started adding price codes to the spine of releases.
In 1982 cassettes switched to Super Dynamic Range and this started appearing in a yellow band on j-cards

Note: some Francophone releases will only have the French name of the label (EMI Music Canada in 1993 which is still used today.

History:
1947 - 1954 Capitol Records Of Canada, Ltd.
1954 - 1958 Capitol Records Distributors Of Canada, Ltd.
1958 - 1966 Capitol Records Of Canada, Ltd. a.k.a. Capitol Record Club of Canada, Ltd.
1966 - 1974 Disques Capitol (Canada) Ltée
1974 - 1993 Disques Capitol-EMI Du Canada Limitée
1993 - xxxx EMI Music Canada