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

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NomineeZA CategoryAZ
2026
Debby Friday The Starrr Of The Queen Of Life

Electronic Album of the Year

2026
Debby Friday Bet On Me

Dance Recording of the Year

1992
Debbie Johnson I'll Respect You (Club Mix)

Best Dance Recording

1992
Debbie Johnson Let Me Go

Best R&B/Soul Recording

1993
Debbie Johnson Power to the People

Best R&B/Soul Recording

2005
Death From Above 1979 Jesse Keeler

New Group of the Year

2016
Death From Above 1979 The Physical World

Rock Album of the Year

2018
Death From Above 1979 Outrage! Is Now

Rock Album of the Year

2016
Dear Rouge

Breakthrough Group of the Year

2025
Deantha Edmunds Angmalukisaa

Classical Composition of the Year

2011
Deane Cameron

Walt Grealis Special Achievement Award

1998
Dean McTaggart Dark Horse - Amanda Marshall (Co-Songwriters: David Tyson, Amanda Marshall); Mila Mason, Love's Funny That Way - Wynonna (Co-Songwriters: David Tyson, Tina Arena); Ma Huitieme Merveille - Liana Foly (Co-Songwriter David Tyson)

Songwriter of the Year

1997
Dean McTaggart

Songwriter of the Year

2004
Dean Maher "Headstrong", "Echo"- Trapt

Recording Engineer of the Year

2013
Dean Brody Dirt

Country Album of the Year

2014
Dean Brody Crop Circles

Country Album of the Year

2016
Dean Brody Gypsy Road

Country Album of the Year

2016
Dean Brody

TD JUNO Fan Choice

2018
Dean Brody Beautiful Freakshow

Country Album of the Year

2020
Dean Brody Black Sheep

Country Album of the Year

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.

7183 TOTAL NOMINEES