Past Nominees + Winners - The JUNO Awards
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2002
Amanda Marshall Everybody's Got A Story

Best Single

2001
Jeff Wolpert "Make It Go Away", "Romantically Helpless" - Holly Cole

Best Recording Engineer

2002
Daniel Lanois

Canadian Music Hall of Fame

2002
Michael Cohl

Walt Grealis Special Achievement Award

2001
Adam Messinger "I Wish", "Drive My Car" - Cadence

Best Recording Engineer

2001
Randy Staub "Just Another Phase", "Antifreeze & Aeroplanes" - The Moffats

Best Recording Engineer

2001
Brian West Brad Haehnel "I'm Like A Bird", "Turn Off The Lights" - Nelly Furtado

Best Recording Engineer

2001
Chad Irschick "One Turn Deserves Another", "Stand Up" - Susan Aglukark

Best Recording Engineer

2001
Nelly Furtado Gerald Eaton Brian West Jarvis Church "I'm Like A Bird", "Turn Off The Lights" - Nelly Furtado

Best Producer

2001
Chad Irschick "One Turn Deserves Another", "Turn Of The Century" - Susan Aglukark

Best Producer

2001
Arnold Lanni "Drag You Down", "First Time" - Finger Eleven

Best Producer

2001
Jason Levine James McCollum "Get Down" - b4-4, "www.neverforgetyou" - Prozzäk

Best Producer

2001
Bob Rock "Spy", "Just Another Phase" - The Moffats

Best Producer

1989
Charlotte Diamond Qu'il Y Ait Toujors Le Soleil

Best Children's Album

1989
Toronto Philharmonia Orchestra The Orchestra

Best Children's Album

1989
Susan Hammond The Toronto Boy’s Choir The Studio Arts Orchestra Mr. Bach Comes To Call

Best Children's Album

1989
Charlotte Diamond Diamonds and Dragons

Best Children's Album

1989
Fred Penner Fred Penner's Place

Best Children's Album

1989
Matt Maxwell Le Loup du Nord

Best Children's Album

1989
Carmen Campagne Connie Kaldor Lullaby Berceuse

Best Children's Album

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.

9002 TOTAL NOMINEES