 In the Top 32, Fleury performed Bonnie Raitt's "I Can't Make You Love Me" and was pegged by the judges as being the best singer that had ever been on the show.Their high praise along with Canada's approval bought her the votes to put her through to the Top 10.Throughout her stay on "Canadian Idol", Fleury appeared to be most at home singing ballads and country songs although she showed much versatility with her song choices throughout the first three weeks of the Top 10.