Galas
Season: Sunday, March 29, 2026
Mae Martin
Hamilton
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Insight Productions with CARAS
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A NIGHT TO REMEMBER
The JUNO Awards is Canada's premier awards show and the Canadian music industry's most prestigious recognition for excellence in recorded music. A driving force of Canadian music, community and pride, the JUNO Awards engages passionate music fans, and fosters homegrown artists, many of whom are now dominating the global charts. This year will mark the 55th annual celebration of Canadian music.
This year, acclaimed comedian, actor, singer-songwriter, podcast host, and writer Mae Martin will host Canada’s Biggest Night in Music.
Multi-platinum global star Daniel Caesar will be honoured with the International Achievement Award and will also take the JUNOS stage for a special performance.
William Prince will also take The JUNO Awards stage, bringing his powerful songwriting and unmistakable voice to the 55th Annual JUNO Awards.
Billy Talent will be recognized with the Humanitarian Award, honouring the band’s long standing commitment to philanthropy and community impact.
Partner with us for Canada's Biggest Night in Music on March 24, 2024, to honour and celebrate our domestic talent.
STATS
2.9M+* Reach across CBC Platforms.
Fans spent 1.9M hours* across all CBC platforms, including 82K+ CBC digital streams.
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*Numeris TV Meter, Total Canada, CBC Total, Sunday, March 30, 2025, Confirmed Audience Data, Comparison to 2024 Junos Confirmed Audience Data.
** Adobe Analytics, CBC Production, OTT Segment, Videos contains 2025-juno-awards Live: 3/30/25, On Demand: 3/30-4/6/25, Metric: Content Starts | Numeris TV Meter, Total Canada, CBC Total, Live + Encore JUNO Broadcast, March 30, 2025, P2+, A25-54 & A30-49, AMA generated by InStar Confirmed - Live + 7 Day PVR Viewing
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