Tweets revealing Canadian rapper Drake’s latest album track list, and Justin Bieber’s simple thank you message on his 22nd birthday, were among the most retweeted posts in Canada for 2016, according to new data released by Twitter on Tuesday.

Bieber’s post thanking his fans on his birthday had almost 187,000 retweets, while Drake’s announcement of the release date and track list for his long-anticipated album, Views, also made the top five most retweeted posts.

But the most retweeted Canadian-made tweet this year was about our neighbours south of the border. The tweet, posted on the Sunday before the U.S. election, is a humorous tribute to Barack Obama’s U.S. presidency. At present, it has been retweeted nearly 255,000 times.

While Canadians tweeted about major global events such as the Rio 2016 Olympics, Pokemon Go and the U.S. election, mental health rose as an important topic for Canadians.

Bell Media’s mental health initiative #BellLetsTalk was the most popular hashtag in Canada this year and #MentalHealth also made the top 10. Bell donated five cents for every tweet and Facebook post that used the #BellLetsTalk hashtag, which resulted in nearly $6.3 million raised for mental health initiatives.

Here’s the full list of top hashtagged conversations in Canada for 2016, according to Twitter:

1. #BelLetsTalk 
2. #Toronto
3. #Canada
4. #tbt
5. #Rio2016
6. #PokemonGO
7. #MentalHealth
8. #ElectionNight
9. #WeTheNorth
10. #OurMoment

Other Canadian Twitter milestones in 2016 include Bieber taking a page from Katy Perry, as he became the second user to ever reach a follower count topping 90 million.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau became the first Canadian politician to reach 2 million followers. In sports, the Toronto Raptors and Montreal Canadiens both reached 1 million followers this year.

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