This isn't of much interest to me, but it might be to some of you. I just heard about this site today on the "You Don't Know Mojack" podcast. Apparently, the site hosts recordings from punk and alternative bands (among many others) that aren't available on YouTube or for sale through Discogs. Below is a paragraph from the "About Us" section of the site.

http://www.citizenfreak.com
Established in 2005 by Robert Williston, the Museum of Canadian Music is an unparalleled digital archive dedicated to safeguarding, showcasing, and honoring the rich tapestry of Canadian music and culture. Boasting an extensive collection of over 700,000 Canadian sound recordings spanning genres such as garage, psych, indigenous, punk, funk, blues, metal, folk, hip-hop, jazz, and rock, it holds the distinction of being the most expansive and easily accessible repository of over a century of Canadian musical heritage.

A band called Rock 'n' Horse from Edmonton sounds like a parody but was apparently real

Well I'll be checking these guys out:
[www.citizenfreak.com]

Nomeansno is in there.

Legit

SNFU too! Oddly, a quick search didn't bring up DOA, but I'm sure they're in there somewhere. Also didn't see Victims Family. And now I've pretty much exhausted my stock of Canadian punk bands.

Ah, it's apparently necessary to insert the periods in D.O.A. in order to find them. The punk playlist looks pretty fun!