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Watch this year's Juno Awards

A virtual presentation of the 2020 show, it features performances by Alessia Cara, Neon Dreams, the Dead South and iskwē.

A virtual presentation of the 2020 show, it features performances by Alessia Cara and iskwē

Holly Gordon · CBC Music ·
Damnhait Doyle and Odario Williams hosted the special 2020 broadcast of the Juno Awards. (CBC Music)

The Juno Awards were supposed to take place on March 15, but the COVID-19 pandemic shuttered the in-person Saskatoon weekend of events. On June 29, though, the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) and CBC revealed the winners in a special, virtual celebration via CBC Music and CBC Gem.

Watch the hour-and-a-half special below, and stay tuned via cbcmusic.ca/junos for the full list of winners.

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