Canada spread "Courage" around the country this evening, with thousands of people belting the song by the The Tragically Hip on their balconies, doorsteps and living room sofas.

Montreal previously stepped out to sing "So Long, Marianne" by Leonard Cohen on March 22, but this time, the whole country got involved in the virtual sing-a-long.

Tragically Hip guitarist Paul Langlois kicked things off with a livestream of his own performance in Montreal. And it wasn't long before Canadians started joining in.

We were out there. #iAmAterribleSinger Just our part to says thanks to all the helpers showing Courage during this pandemic. #CovidCourageCanada pic.twitter.com/A5Cxi3PC7J

— Simon Labbett (@SimonLabbett) March 26, 2020

This Montreal talk show host gave his own epic balcony performance.

Singing along with @paullanglois101 and all of you! 🇨🇦 #courage pic.twitter.com/8LDhv6653A

— Dave Kaufman (@TheKaufmanShow) March 26, 2020

And this couple in the Yukon gave a very Canadian performance decked out in maple leaf gloves, a pom-pom toque, and a Roots sweater with a beaver on it.

@thehipdotcom @TheKaufmanShow #Courage4Canada @paullanglois101
How much more Canadian can you get in the Great White North eh? Southern Ontario transplants in the #Yukon where we still have winter. #Day8️⃣ #isolation #BeResponsible Sorry about the singing 🤪 pic.twitter.com/Wta2tUytV3

— CTB :D (@Rocse1) March 26, 2020

While this Canadian showed off his Tragically Hip memorabilia — while singing in an epic metallic silver suit.

Wait for it... #courage #canada #TheHip ❤️🇨🇦❤️ pic.twitter.com/FJXFio8EAC

— Dan Pontefract (@dpontefract) March 26, 2020

And even though we're all social distancing at the moment, Canadians were pretty thankful to be connected by music.

Thanks Paul, nice to connect with my fellow Canadians for a few minutes. We’re all in this together. #StayHome

— Cam Bennet (@CamBennet) March 26, 2020

Especially because we all need some good news in our lives right now.

Joining with #Canada tonight from Buffalo! #courage by @thehipdotcom @bruins_514 pic.twitter.com/xGvDREwlan

— Michael DeLano (@MikeDeLanoMusic) March 26, 2020

If you're looking for some courage in these difficult times, remember that Canadians are cheering for healthcare workers from their balconies and putting flags up around the country to show support for one another.

Canadians will continue to look out for one another, no matter what challenges come our way.