Junos on Fire

04/04/06
. (CMJ) On April 2, the Junos, Canada's answer to the Grammys, were handed out in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Though it was British Columbian crooner Michael Bubl� who won the most awards (with 4), indie rock darlings Arcade Fire and Broken Social Scene were also feted. Montreal's Arcade Fire won Songwriter Of The Year for tracks off their 2004 debut, Funeral. Broken Social Scene won the coveted Alternative Album Of The Year award, an honor they also took home in 2003, for their self-titled third record.[see full story for more] - Click here for the Full Story

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