Highlights from the 2026 Juno Awards ceremony

The 2026 Juno Awards, marking their 55th anniversary, brought excitement to the newly renovated TD Coliseum in Hamilton on March 29, 2026.

Hosted by comedian Mae Martin, the event celebrated the vibrant Canadian music scene.

Tate McRae dominated the night with four major wins, including Artist of the Year, despite being absent.

History was made by The Beaches, who became the first all-women band to win Group of the Year for three consecutive years.

The ceremony featured legendary moments, including a surprise reunion by Rush, who performed with guest drummer Anika Nilles.

A highlight was Joni Mitchell receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award from Prime Minister Mark Carney, followed by a heartfelt tribute performance.

Looking ahead, fans are already anticipating the 2027 show, which will take place in Winnipeg.