All of these "re-issue" singles were re-pressed by RCA in 1967. They all have brackets around the word Canada on the label's perimeter print and were housed in the newer Capitol stock paper sleeves that featured the word "Capitol" repeated in black, on an angular format, on a white background. Here is the listing of what was issued:
72076 Love Me Do / P.S. I Love You
72090 Please Please Me / Ask Me Why
72101 From Me To You / Thank You Girl
72125 She Loves You / I'll Get You

72144 All My Loving / This Boy

72146 Twist And Shout / There's A Place

5112 I Want To Hold Your Hand / I Saw Her Standing There

5150 Can't Buy Me Love / You Can't Do That

5222 A Hard Day's Night / I Should Have Known Better

5235 And I Love Her / If I Fell
5371 Eight Days A Week / I Don't Want To Spoil The Party

More titles may have been issued at this time. The pressing quantities were limited so they are very scarce. More detailed information on this subject is to be found on page 99 of "The Beatles Canadian Discography Part 1 - 45 RPM & Other Special 7" Discs" which was published in 2003.
Some re-pressings were done by Compo, like this Yesterday single. It is supposed that these obscure repressings were shared between the two pressing plants. Paperback Writer was in print during the change-over, this is why late summer 1966 copies had the brackets on the label

