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

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1981
Gene Martynec Tokyo- Bruce Cockburn, High School Confidential- Carole Pope and Rough Trade

Producer of the Year

1971
Gene MacLellan

Special Award: Canadian Composer

1992
Neil Peart Geddy Lee Alex Lifeson Rupert Hines Roll The Bones - Roll The Bones - Rush

Producer of the Year

1994
Neil Peart Geddy Lee Alex Lifeson Peter Collins Nobody's Hero, Alien Shore - Rush

Producer of the Year

2022
Gavin Stephens All Inclusive Coma

Comedy Album of the Year

1997
Gavin Hope Can I Get Close

Best R&B/Soul Recording

2011
Sarah Harmer Gavin Brown "Captive", "New Loneliness" - Sarah Harmer

Jack Richardson Producer of the Year

2004
Gavin Brown "Try Honesty"- Billy Talent, "Everything About You"- Three Days Grace

Jack Richardson Producer of the Year

2013
Gavin Brown “At Transformation”, “About this Map” NOW FOR PLAN A – The Tragically Hip

Jack Richardson Producer of the Year

2015
Gavin Brown “I Am Machine” – Three Days Grace | “Reaper Man” VERY GOOD BAD THING – Mother Mother

Jack Richardson Producer of the Year

2012
Gary Slaight

Walt Grealis Special Achievement Award

2018
Gary Slaight

Humanitarian Award

2014
Gary Rasberry What's the Big Idea?!?

Children's Album of the Year

1982
Gary O

Most Promising Male Vocalist of the Year

1990
Gary Kulesha Third Chamber Concerto

Best Classical Composition

2000
Gary Kulesha The Book of Mirrors - Gary Kulesha

Best Classical Composition

1981
Gary Gray What About the Bond- Bruce Cockburn, High School Confidential- Carole Pope and Rough Trade

Recording Engineer of the Year

1982
Gary Gray Attitude, For Those Who Think Young- Rough Trade

Recording Engineer of the Year

1983
Gary Gray Shaking the Foundations- Rough Trade

Recording Engineer of the Year

1984
Gary Gray Weapons- Rough Trade

Recording Engineer 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.

9256 TOTAL NOMINEES