Past Nominees + Winners - The JUNO Awards
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Past Nominees + Winners

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2004
Megan Oldfield Jon Claytor Richard Beland Battle Of The Nudes- Gord Downie

Album Design of the Year

1995
Megan Oldfield Smilin' Buddha Cabaret - 54*40

Best Album Design

2019
Megan Nash Seeker

Contemporary Roots Album of the Year

2007
Orchestre Symphonique de Quèbec Yoav Talmi Measha Brueggergosman Extase

Classical Album of the Year: Vocal or Choral

2005
Manitoba Chamber Orchestra Measha Brueggergosman So Much To Tell

Classical Album of the Year: Vocal or Choral

2008
Measha Brueggergosman Surprise

Classical Album of the Year: Vocal or Choral

2011
Measha Brueggergosman Nights and Dreams

Classical Album of the Year: Vocal or Choral

2011
Meaghan Smith

New Artist of the Year

2021
Mazacote Patria

World Music Album of the Year

2003
Maza Mezé Hypnotika

World Music Album of the Year

2012
MAZ Télescope

Instrumental Album of the Year

1997
Maynard Ferguson

Canadian Music Hall of Fame

2019
Mayce Galoni Awkwarder

Comedy Album of the Year

2010
Maxime Landry

TikTok JUNO Fan Choice

2001
Max Graham Airtight

Best Dance Recording

2004
Maudit Bordel Marie Chantal Tupin

Francophone Album of the Year

2017
Matty Green “Shine A Light” BANNERS EP – BANNERS, “Armageddon” ARMAGEDDON – Michelle Treacy

Recording Engineer of the Year

2005
Tafelmusik Baroque Chamber Orchestra Matthew White Italian Oratorios

Classical Album of the Year: Vocal or Choral

2000
Matthew Good Hello Time Bomb

Best Single

2000
Matthew Good

Best Group

The JUNOS were established in 1971. All awards dated 1970 are RPM Gold Leaf Awards.

CARAS rescheduled the 1988 ceremony from fall to spring 1989. As a result, there was no 1988 JUNO Awards show.

5694 TOTAL NOMINEES