This is a list of the weekly Canadian RPM magazine number one Top Singles chart of 1998.
identifies Canadian musical acts.
| Volume:Issue | Issue Date(s) | Weeks on Top | Song | Artist |
| 66:10-15 | 10 November 1998 - 5 January ¶ | 9 ¶ | "Tubthumping" | Chumbawamba |
| 66:16 | 12 January | 1 | "I Do" | Lisa Loeb |
| 66:17 | 19 January | 1 | "Back to You" | Bryan Adams |
| 66:18-19 | 26 January - 2 February | 2 | "3 A.M." | Matchbox 20 |
| 66:20-21 | 9 February - 16 February | 2 | "Back to You" (re-entry) | Bryan Adams |
| 66:22 | 23 February | 1 | "Truly Madly Deeply" | Savage Garden |
| 66:23-26, 67:1-2 | 2 March - 6 April | 6 | "My Heart Will Go On" | Celine Dion |
| 67:3-11 | 13 April - 8 June | 9 | "Torn" | Natalie Imbruglia |
| 67:12 | 15 June | 1 | "The Way" | Fastball |
| 67:13-15 | 22 June - 6 July | 3 | "Torn" (re-entry) | Natalie Imbruglia |
| 67:16-20 | 13 July - 10 August | 5 | "Iris" | Goo Goo Dolls |
| 67:21 | 17 August | 1 | "The Boy Is Mine" | Brandy and Monica |
| 67:22-24 | 24 August - 7 September | 3 | "Iris" (re-entry) | Goo Goo Dolls |
| 67:25-26, 68:1-3 | 14 September - 12 October | 5 | "Crush" | Jennifer Paige |
| 68:4-5 | 19 October - 26 October | 2 | "Slide" | Goo Goo Dolls |
| 68:6 | 2 November | 1 | "On a Day Like Today" | Bryan Adams |
| 68:7-9 | 9 November - 23 November | 3 | "The Sweetest Thing" | U2 |
| 68:10-12 | 30 November - 4 January 1999 § | 6 § | "Thank U" | Alanis Morissette |
¶ - Due to a three week break in RPM publication over the 1997/98 Christmas/New Year time, the intervening weeks are inferred.
§ - Due to a four week break in RPM publication over the 1998/99 Christmas/New Year time, the intervening weeks are inferred.
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