They married in December 1999 in Toronto, and have three sons together. In honour of their tenth wedding anniversary, Maida and Kreviazuk renewed their wedding vows in Costa Rica in November 2009. From 2016 to 2017, the couple went on tour for their new side project titled Moon Vs. Sun. Kreviazuk and Maida appeared in the 2019 documentary film I'm Going to Break Your Heart, which detailed both their collaboration on the album Moon vs. Sun and the conflicts and tensions that had arisen in their marriage after 19 years. On August 16th, 2021, the singer was ticketed by the Saskatoon Police for Jaywalking. Discography Solo 2006: Love Hope Hero EP (all four tracks are included in The Hunters Lullaby) 2007: The Hunters Lullaby (includes all 4 tracks from Love Hope Hero) 2010: "Bury Me with a Gun" (Single) 2012: Pachamama EP I 2012: Pachamama EP II 2013: We All Get Lighter Our Lady Peace 1994: Naveed 1997: Clumsy 1999: Happiness... Is Not a Fish That You Can Catch 2000: Spiritual Machines 2002: Gravity 2003: Live 2005: Healthy in Paranoid Times 2006: A Decade 2009: The Very Best of Our Lady Peace 2009: Burn Burn 2012: Curve 2018: Somethingness 2021: Spiritual Machines II Singles "Lebo's River" (with Chantal Kreviazuk, Lebo Kgasapane, and Archie Khambula) from Help!: A Day in the Life "Yellow Brick Road" premiere single from The Hunters Lullaby "Montreal" the first single from his second solo album We All Get Lighter References External links Raine Maida's official website Raine Maida on Twitter Raine Maida on Facebook Raine Maida on YouTube 1970 births Living people Canadian people of English descent Canadian people of Irish descent Canadian people of Italian descent Canadian people of Northern Ireland descent Canadian people of Ulster-Scottish descent Canadian rock singers Canadian record producers Canadian songwriters Members of the Order of Canada Musicians from Toronto Writers from Toronto Canadian rock guitarists Canadian male guitarists University of Toronto alumni Canadian alternative rock musicians People from Weston, Toronto 20th-century Canadian male singers Our Lady Peace members Ridley College alumni 21st-century Canadian guitarists 21st-century Canadian male singers