Amid tariffs and '51st state' remarks from U.S. President Donald Trump, this year's Junos reflected a distinct Canadian pride. But how did it meet the moment?
He gave his pal some affirmation after a tough year.
Sum 41 and The Beaches also won at this year’s show, which celebrated Canadian nationalism at a time when the country faces tariffs and threats of annexation.
They're all here, from Paul Anka to Tate McRae.
Shawn Mendes and The Weeknd are close behind, with four nods each.
Ginette Reno and Loreena McKennitt join the previously-announced Sum 41 in this year's class.
Also this week: Jeremy Dutcher wins Polaris (again), Shaboozey earns a sweet 16 and Warner Music Canada names a director of national radio promotion.
The March 24 show will include tribute performances to three Canadian music greats who died in 2023.
The Weeknd wins album of the year, upping his career total of Juno Awards to 22.
Michael Buble, Tenille Townes, Kaytranada and Anderson .Paak were also among the winners.
