Juno Awards

The Juno Awards are an annual series of awards presented by The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences for achievements in the Canadian music industry and are often referred to as the Canadian equivalent of the Grammys. Barenaked Ladies (or individual members) have received a total of 20 Juno nominations and have won 8. They also acted as hosts of the televised ceremony in 2002 and were honoured as inductees into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in 2018.

Juno Awards and nominations for Barenaked Ladies & associates
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1993

 * Entertainer of the Year
 * Group of the Year
 * Album of the Year (Gordon)
 * Single of the Year ("Enid")

1994

 * Entertainer of the Year

1995

 * Group of the Year
 * Recording Engineer of the Year (Marc Ramaer, "Jane")

1999

 * Best Group
 * Best Pop Album (Stunt)
 * Best Single ("One Week")
 * Best Songwriter (Ed Robertson, "One Week")
 * Best Album Design (John Rummen & Jay Blakesburg, Stunt)

2001

 * Best Group
 * Best Album (Maroon)
 * Best Pop Album (Maroon)
 * Best Single ("Pinch Me")
 * Best Songwriter (Steven Page & Ed Robertson, "Pinch Me", "Falling for the First Time", "Too Little Too Late")

2004

 * Group of the Year
 * Pop Album of the Year (Everything to Everyone)

2005

 * Music DVD of the Year (The Barenaked Truth)

2006

 * Group of the Year

2009

 * Children's Album of the Year (Snacktime!)

1993
BNL were nominated for four Junos inn 1993, winning one for Group of the Year. The telecast featured a memorable performance by the band, in which they played "Box Set" in full clown makeup.

2000
Though they weren't nominated that year, BNL performed "Get in Line" on the telecast, featuring several backup dancers and actors dressed as Mounties.

2002
The entire band acted as hosts of the Junos broadcast in 2002, performing several songs and skits; as their intro song notes, they weren't nominated that year either.

2018
As new inductees into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame for 2018, BNL were honoured at that year's Juno Awards; Geddy Lee of Rush inducted the Ladies during the televised ceremony at Rogers Arena in Vancouver. Steve appeared and performed with BNL for the first time since leaving the band in 2009, closing out the broadcast with renditions of "One Week" and "If I Had $1000000".