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

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1996
Will Millar The Keeper

Best Children's Album

1985
Gowan Rob Quartly Criminal Mind - Gowan

Best Video

1985
Kim Mitchell Robert Bouvier Go For Soda- Kim Mitchell

Best Video

1985
Corey Hart Rob Quartly Never Surrender- Corey Hart

Best Video

1996
Al Simmons Celery Stalks At Midnight

Best Children's Album

1996
Susan Hammond Classical Kids Hallelujah Handel!

Best Children's Album

1996
Rick Scott Philharmonic Fool

Best Children's Album

1996
Raffi Raffi Radio

Best Children's Album

2000
Bob Shaw Freeflight Freeflight

Best Contemporary Jazz Album - Instrumental

2000
Jean-Pierre Zanella Puzzle City

Best Contemporary Jazz Album - Instrumental

2000
D.D. Jackson ...so far

Best Contemporary Jazz Album - Instrumental

2000
Jeff Johnston The Field

Best Contemporary Jazz Album - Instrumental

1985
Anton Kwiatkowski Serendae in Harmony- Elme Iseler

Recording Engineer of the Year

1985
Hayward Parrott Underworlds (Treacherous; Your Street) - The Front

Recording Engineer of the Year

1985
Kevin Doyle Lessons in Love, Claim to Fame- Robert Armes

Recording Engineer of the Year

1985
Lorraine Segato Deborah Samuel At the Feet of the Moon- The Parachute Club

Best Video

2000
Joe Sealy Paul Novotny Blue Jade

Best Contemporary Jazz Album - Instrumental

1985
Heather Brown Secrets & Sins- Luba

Best Album Graphics

1985
Rob MacIntyre Dimo Safari Strange Animal- Gowan

Best Album Graphics

1985
Heather Brown Deborah Samuel 2W0- Strange Advance

Best Album Graphics

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.

8998 TOTAL NOMINEES