The 2025 Juno Awards, Canada's prestigious music accolade, have unveiled their nominees, highlighting an impressive lineup of talent. Josh Ross and Tate McRae lead the pack with multiple nominations, followed closely by Shawn Mendes and The Weeknd, each earning four nods. Key categories such as Best Single and Best Album feature intense competition among these artists. Additionally, fan-voted categories promise to add excitement to the event. The awards ceremony, set for March 30 in Vancouver, will be hosted by Michael Bublé and broadcast live on CBC. This year also marks special recognitions for Boi-1da with the International Achievement Award and Sarah Harmer with the Humanitarian Award.

The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) has announced that Josh Ross and Tate McRae are leading the charge in this year's Juno Awards. Both artists have garnered significant recognition across various categories. Ross is nominated for his singles "Single Again" and his album "Complicated," while McRae competes with "exes" and her album "Think Later." The fierce competition extends to other categories, where Ross and McRae will face off against Shawn Mendes and The Weeknd in the Best Artist category. Mendes' nomination includes "Why Why Why," and The Weeknd collaborates with Playboi Carti on "Timeless."

Beyond the main categories, the Juno Fan Choice award offers fans a chance to vote for their favorite artists. Nominees include not only Ross, McRae, Mendes, and The Weeknd but also emerging talents like bbno$, Dean Brody, Jade Eagleson, Karan Aujla, Les Cowboys Fringents Les Disques, and Preston Pablo. This category adds an interactive element to the awards, engaging the public directly in the selection process. The press conference announcing the nominations highlighted the diversity and strength of Canadian music this year.

The 2025 Juno Awards ceremony, scheduled for March 30 in Vancouver, promises to be a celebration of Canadian musical excellence. Hosted by the charismatic Michael Bublé, the event will air live on CBC, ensuring a nationwide audience. In addition to the competitive categories, the evening will honor notable figures in the industry. Grammy-winning producer Boi-1da will receive the International Achievement Award, acknowledging his global impact. Singer-songwriter Sarah Harmer will be presented with the Humanitarian Award for her contributions to society. Furthermore, rock band Sum 41 will join the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, cementing their legacy in the country's music history. The Junos continue to celebrate and elevate Canadian talent on both national and international stages.