[Videos] Winners From The 2022 Juno Awards In Toronto

Simu Liu, the star of the box-office smash movie Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, hosted the 51st Annual Juno Awards and the first in-person Junos since 2019 and the first time the show was held at an outdoor venue.

Justin Bieber is loved by Millions but was shutout at the Grammys 0-8 on April 3rd in Las Vegas and went 0-5 at The Junos in Toronto.

Shawn Mendes and Charlotte Cardin took home key honors at the 2022 Juno Awards Broadcast Sunday at the Budweiser Stage.

Mendes won the Tik Tok Juno Fan Choice Award and also received an International Achievement Award. He now has 13 Junos in his collection. Mendes won single of the year 2018-20 with “There’s Nothing Holdin’ Me Back,” “In My Blood” and “Señorita,” a collab with then-girlfriend Camila Cabello. Only Justin Bieber has won the fan choice award as many or more times. The Biebs has won that fan-voted award 5 times.

And the winner for @TikTokCanada JUNO Fan Choice is…@ShawnMendes pic.twitter.com/y07Xtwl8Xw
— The JUNO Awards (@TheJUNOAwards) May 16, 2022

11-time JUNO Award winner, @ShawnMendes has been honoured with the JUNO International Achievement Award for his impact on music globally! He joins an incredible list of honourees that include @ArcadeFire, @BryanAdams, @CelineDion, @Drake, @SarahMcLachlan and @ShaniaTwain. pic.twitter.com/jDdVyXDZw3
— The JUNO Awards (@TheJUNOAwards) May 16, 2022

Mayor John Tory posted a pic with Shawn and congratulated him on the International Achievement Award.

Such a pleasure to congratulate @ShawnMendes on his @TheJUNOAwards International Achievement Award!

Looking forward to seeing all that Shawn will go onto do, on what will undoubtedly be a long shining career.

You make Canada proud, Shawn! pic.twitter.com/Lw5EsSVqhp
— John Tory (@TorontosMayor) May 16, 2022

Watch as 11-time Juno winner, @ShawnMendes is honoured with the International Achievement Award. #JUNOS pic.twitter.com/pISAKYLJ3R
— CBC Music (@CBCMusic) May 16, 2022

Charlotte Cardin took album of the year for her debut, Phoenix, which spent 2 weeks at Number 1 on the Billboard Canadian Albums chart. It’s the first debut album to win in this marquee category since Billy Talent’s Billy Talent in 2005 and just the third debut album by a female artist to win in this category. The first two were Alannah Myles’ Alannah Myles (1990) and Avril Lavigne’s Let Go (2003).

Cardin also won 3 other awards including artist of the year, single of the year for “Meaningless” and pop album of the year for Phoenix on Saturday May 14 at the Juno Awards’ “Opening Night Awards” where the majority of the awards were presented at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.

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The Weeknd won 2 awards on Saturday Night including songwriter of the year for the 3rd time and contemporary R&B recording of the year for “Take My Breath.” Only 2 other songwriters have won songwriter of the year 3 or more times. Jim Vallance won 4 times. Bryan Adams won 3 times.

The Arkells won group of the year for the 5th time now tied with Blue Rodeo for the most wins in the history of the category.

Deborah Cox was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. Cox and is the first Black female artist to receive the prestigious honor.

2022 JUNO AWARD WINNERS from the Prime-Time Broadcast

Canadian Music Hall of Fame: Deborah Cox

International achievement award: Shawn Mendes

MusiCounts teacher of the year award: Darren Hamilton

Album of the year

WINNER: Phoenix, Charlotte Cardin, Cult Nation*The Orchard

Dangerous Levels of Introspection, JP Saxe, Arista*Sony

Justice, Justin Bieber, Def Jam*Universal

Wonder, Shawn Mendes, Island*Universal

Too Young to Be Sad, Tate McRae, RCA*Sony

TikTok Juno fan choice

347aidan, Columbia *Sony

bbno$, bbno$ *mtheory

Charlotte Cardin, Cult Nation *The Orchard

Forest Blakk, Atlantic

Jessia, Republic *Universal

Justin Bieber, Def Jam *Universal

Loud Luxury, Armada *Sony

Pressa, Sony

WINNER: Shawn Mendes, Island *Universal

The Weeknd, XO *Universal

Group of the year

WINNER: Arkells, Arkells Music*Universal

Loud Luxury, Armada*Sony

Mother Mother, Warner

The Reklaws, Starseed Entertainment*Vydia

Valley, Universal

Rap album/EP of the year

Belly, See You Next Wednesday, XO*Roc Nation

WINNER: Haviah Mighty, Stock Exchange, Mighty Gang*Foundation Media

Nav, Emergency Tsunami, XO*Republic

Northsidebenji, The Extravagant Collection, NRTHRN

Pressa, Gardner Express (Deluxe)

Breakthrough artist of the year

347aidan, Columbia*Sony

Faouzia, Warner

WINNER: Jessia, Republic*Universal

Pressa, Sony

Tesher, Capitol Records*Universal

WINNERS from The Pre-Telecast on Saturday at the MTCC:

Artist of the year: Charlotte Cardin, Cult Nation*The Orchard

Single of the year: “Meaningless,” Charlotte Cardin, Cult Nation*The Orchard

Songwriter of the year: Abel “The Weeknd” Tesfaye

Jack Richardson producer of the year: WondaGurl

Recording engineer of the year: Hill Kourkoutis

Music video of the year: “Easy on Me,” Xavier Dolan (Adele), Columbia*Sony

International album of the year: Sour, Olivia Rodrigo, Universal

Breakthrough group of the year: Monowhales, True Records*ADA

Pop album of the year: Phoenix, Charlotte Cardin, Cult Nation*The Orchard

Dance recording of the year: “Caution,” Kaytranada, Sony

Underground dance single of the year: “Shadows in the Dark,” HNTR featuring Elliot Moss, mau5trap*AWAL

Electronic album of the year: Oasis Sky, TOR, Independent

Rock album of the year: Sisters Not Twins (The Professional Lovers Album), The Beaches, Universal

Metal/hard music album of the year: Bleed the Future, Archspire, Season of Mist*The Orchard

Alternative album of the year: When Smoke Rises, Mustafa Regent, Park Songs*Pirates Blend

Contemporary R&B recording of the year: “Take My Breath,” The Weeknd, XO*Universal

Traditional R&B/soul recording of the year: “24hrs,” Savannah Ré, 1Music*Universal

Rap single of the year: “Bold,” Charmaine, Warner

Country album of the year: What Is Life?, Brett Kissel, Warner

Adult contemporary album of the year: The Art of Falling Apart, Serena Ryder, ArtHaus*Warner

Adult alternative album of the year: Inwards & Onwards, Half Moon Run, Crystal Math*Universal

Reggae recording of the year: Easy Now, Kairo McLean, Willow Records*Independent

Jazz album of the year (group): Worldview, Avataar, InSound*Independent

Album artwork of the year: Mykaël Nelson (art director, designer, & illustrator), Nicolas Lemieux (art director & designer), Albert Zablit (photographer); Histoires Sans Paroles – Harmonium Symphonique – Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal, conducted by Simon Leclerc, GSI Musique

Contemporary indigenous artist or group of the year: War Club, DJ Shub, Shub Music*The Orchard

Jazz album of the year (solo): Change of Plans, Will Bonness, Independent

Classical album of the year (solo artist): energeia, Emily D’Angelo, Deutsche Grammophon*Universal

Contemporary Christian/gospel album of the year: No Greater Love, The Color, Dream Records*Universal

Classical album of the year (large ensemble): Solfeggio, L’Harmonie des saisons, conducted by Eric Milnes ft. Hélène Brunet, ATMA*Naxos

Comedy album of the year: Grandma’s Girl 姥姥的孩子, Andrea Jin 金玉琪, 604*Fontana North

Children’s album of the year: Falling in Africa, Garth Prince, Prince Garth Music*Independent

Instrumental album of the year: That Tall Distance, David Myles, Little Tiny Records*Fontana North

Classical composition of the year: “Arras,” Keiko Devaux, Analekta*F.A.B./The Orchard

Vocal jazz album of the year: Now Pronouncing: Caity Gyorgy, Caity Gyorgy, La Reserve*Independent/The Orchard

Global music album of the year: Kalasö, Afrikana Soul Sister, Les Faux-Monnayeurs*Propagande/Believe

Album Francophone de l’année: Impossible à aimer, Cœur de pirate, Bravo Musique*Propagande/Believe

Traditional roots album of the year: Joyful Banner Blazing, Maria Dunn, Independent*Outside/Believe

Blues album of the year: Open Road, Colin James, Stony Plain*Fontana North/IDLA

Classical album of the year (small ensemble): Beethoven: Sonates pour violon et piano / Violin Sonatas Nos. 1, 2, 3 & 5, Andrew Wan and Charles Richard-Hamelin, Analekta*F.A.B./The Orchard

Contemporary roots album of the year: Outside Child, Allison Russell, Fantasy Records*Universal

Traditional indigenous artist or group of the year: Kakike, Fawn Wood Buffalo, Jump*Amplified/Drumbeat/A-Train

Story Info from Billboard