album, Camouflage, under the band name Masque; it was the band's only fully English-language album. Kohut died of a cerebral hemorrhage in 1981, just weeks after the album's release, and was replaced by Ben Mink. By this time, the band was based in Toronto. CITY-TV used a track by the band as its theme song for Great Movies in the 1980s, and the band also recorded music for several National Film Board productions. In 1984, Aymar, Burt, Mink, Mary Lu Zahalan and Rob Yale recorded the band's final album, Visible, and played concerts in Ontario, Quebec, and Japan before disbanding. Revival In 2003, Universal Music Canada released a CANO greatest hits compilation as part of its 20th Century Masters series. The band released Rendezvous on the iTunes platform in summer 2008 and Eclipse in spring 2009. CANO gave a reunion show at the 2010 La Nuit sur l'étang festival, with Monique Paiement, André and Rachel's younger sister, on lead vocals. Celebrating 35 years of CANO in 2011, Aymar, Burt, Doerr, Dasti and Kendel reunited again in June 2011 for a series of concerts in Ottawa, North Bay, Sturgeon Falls and Kapuskasing, with Michel Bénac of Swing, Monique Paiement, Andrea Lindsay and Stéphane Paquette as supporting musicians. The Ottawa concert was recorded for broadcast on TFO. Legacy CANO was involved in the creation of two music festivals in Sudbury, the bilingual folk festival Northern Lights Festival Boréal and the Franco-Ontarian cultural festival La Nuit sur l'étang. Both festivals continue to operate today. In 2021, two classic CANO songs from the band's first album, André Paiement's "Dimanche après-midi" and Marcel Aymar's "Baie Sainte-Marie," were inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame. Discography 1976 - Tous dans l'même bateau 1977 - Au nord de notre vie 1978 - Eclipse 1979 - Rendezvous 1980 - Spirit of the North 1981 - Camouflage (as Masque) 1985 - Visible 2003 - The Best of CANO (20th Century Masters) References Musical groups established in 1975 Musical groups disestablished in 1985 Musical groups from Greater Sudbury Canadian folk rock groups Canadian progressive rock groups Franco-Ontarian musical groups 1975 establishments in Ontario 1985 disestablishments in Ontario