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

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1999
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Best Gospel Album

2005
Sekoya Sekoya

Contemporary Jazz Album of the Year

2000
Sebastien Toupin Anouk Lessard Vent Fou - Jorane

Best Album Design

2001
Sebastien Toupin Yann Gamblin Bendit Aqui Du Coq à l'âme - Lynda Lemay

Best Album Design

2002
Sebastien Toupin Benoit St-Jean Michel Valois Martin Tremblay Disparu - La Chicane

Best Album Design

2013
Sean Wainsteim Walk Off the Earth Little Boxes - WALK OFF THE EARTH

Video of the Year

2017
Sean Pinchin Monkey Brain

Blues Album of the Year

2002
Sean Michael Turrell Hawksley Workman Jealous Of Your Cigarette - Hawksley Workman

Best Video

2022
Seán Devlin 叶 世民 Airports, Animals.

Comedy Album of the Year

2020
Sean Brown Keavan Yazdani CASE STUDY 01 – Daniel Caesar 

Album Artwork of the Year

2017
Seamus Blake Superconductor

Jazz Album of the Year: Solo

2000
ScrüJ MacDuhk The Road To Canso

Best Roots & Traditional Album: Group

2016
Scott Helman

Breakthrough Artist of the Year

2016
Scott Helman Augusta

Pop Album of the Year

2018
Scott Helman “21 Days” – co-songwriters Simon Wilcox, Thomas 'Tawgs' Salter, Michael J. Wise, Ron Lopata, “It’s Kinda Complicated” – co-songwriters Thomas 'Tawgs' Salter, Todd Clark, Ron Lopata, “PDA” – co-songwriters Simon Wilcox, Thomas 'Tawgs' Salter, Ron Lopata HÔTEL DE VILLE – Scott Helman

Songwriter of the Year

2018
Scott Helman Hȏtel de Ville

Pop Album of the Year

2020
Scott Helman Hang Ups

Single of the Year

2011
Lara St. John Scott St. John Mozart: Scott and Lara St. John/The Knights

Classical Album of the Year: Large Ensemble or Soloist(s) with Large Ensemble Accompaniment

2012
Rush Scot McFadyen Sam Dunn Pegi Cecconi Allan Weinrib Rush: Time Machine 2011: Live In Cleveland - Rush

Music DVD of the Year

2013
Scot McFadyen Roy Weisman Joe Bonamassa Kevin Shirley Joe Bonamassa Live From New York: Beacon Theatre

Music DVD 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.

5694 TOTAL NOMINEES