Halifax to host next year's JUNO Awards
The JUNO Awards are returning to Atlantic Canada next year.
Halifax will host the annual celebration of Canadian music in March 2024 -- marking the second time the awards have been held in the city.
Events will be held over four days in March, ending with the 53rd Annual JUNO Awards at the Scotiabank Centre on March 24.
Halifax previously hosted the awards in 2006, with Pamela Anderson as host and musical performances by Michael Buble, Nickelback, Coldplay and The Black Eyed Peas.
The most recent Atlantic Canadian city to host the awards was St. John’s in 2010.
"Canada's east coast has long been the home of many incredible musicians," said Allan Reid, JUNO awards president and CEO, in a news release Wednesday.
"Halifax is a music lover's paradise, with fans able to find live performances seven days a week across the city's famed pubs and renowned music venues. We can't wait to put the JUNO spotlight back on the city's diverse music scene and celebrate the nation's best in show, in true Maritime fashion."
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston and Halifax Mayor Mike Savage also say they are looking forward to the event.
"Music and the arts are an integral part of our history as Nova Scotians – we love live music, and we know how to celebrate,” said Houston. “JUNO week is a wonderful opportunity for Nova Scotia's many talented musicians and the entire industry to participate in this national celebration.”
"Music-loving Halifax is thrilled to be host city for the 2024 JUNO Awards," said Savage. "We are committed to ensure everyone from the musicians to industry professionals and fans leaves Halifax with a song in their heart."
Ticket information and updates will be posted on the JUNO Awards’ website.
This year’s awards ceremony takes place Monday night in Edmonton.
For full coverage of Nova Scotia news, visit our dedicated page.
Shopping Trends
The Shopping Trends team is independent of the journalists at CTV News. We may earn a commission when you use our links to shop. Read about us.
CTVNews.ca Top Stories
Canada closes 'flagpoling' loophole for temporary visa holders
Temporary residents of Canada will no longer be able to utilise the flagpoling process to initiate work or study permits, following a ban from the Canada Border Services Agency.
Kieran Culkin, 'Shōgun,' Ali Wong win at Golden Globes
The Golden Globes, which host Nikki Glaser introduced as “Ozempic's biggest night,” got underway Sunday with awards spread around for “Emilia Pérez," “A Real Pain," and “Conclave," as Hollywood's thus-far unpredictable awards season remained hard to pin in the early going.
Driver who entered Canada 'without stopping' at B.C. border crossing arrested: police
A man who illegally blew through the Canada-U.S. border crossing in Surrey, B.C., Sunday morning has been arrested, according to authorities.
'Absolutely devastating': Southern Manitoba golf course clubhouse burns for second time in 4 years
A golf course clubhouse in Morden, Man. went up in flames Sunday for the second time in less than four years, and mere days after its reopening from the previous fire was celebrated.
Thousands are without power due to winter storm hitting Newfoundland and Labrador
Massive waves slammed Newfoundland and Labrador's coastline on Sunday, as a powerful winter storm left thousands without power.
Man responsible for New Year's truck attack previously visited New Orleans, Ontario, Egypt: FBI
The man responsible for the truck attack in New Orleans on New Year's Day that killed 14 people visited the city twice before and recorded video of the French Quarter with hands-free glasses, an FBI official said Sunday.
The Vivienne, star of 'RuPaul's Drag Race UK', dies at 32
British reality show 'RuPaul's Drag Race UK' winner James Lee Williams, aged 32, popularly known as The Vivienne, has died.
Driving into Manhattan? That'll cost you, as new congestion toll starts Sunday
New York’s new toll for drivers entering the center of Manhattan debuted Sunday, meaning many people will pay US$9 to access its busiest part in peak hours.
WATCH
WATCH Woman critically injured in explosive Ottawa crash caught on camera
Dashcam footage sent to CTV News shows a vehicle travelling at a high rate of speed in the wrong direction before striking and damaging a hydro pole.
Toronto
-
Fire near Toronto Pearson not impacting operations: airport
A two-alarm fire near Toronto Pearson International Airport is not impacting the airport's operations.
-
TTC special constables to wear bodycams starting on Monday
The TTC’s special constables will be wearing body-worn cameras starting on Monday, followed by the fare inspectors by the end of February, the service told CTV News.
-
Motocross rider injured after executing jump during North American International Motorcycle Supershow
Christian Martinez, a motocross rider participating in the North American International Motorcycle Supershow in Mississauga, was rushed to the hospital after executing a big jump during the show, a source tells CP24.
Calgary
-
One person trying to board WestJet flight now faces mischief charge
One woman faces a mischief charge after an incident on a WestJet plane as it was preparing to leave for Toronto.
-
Calgary woman stranded in Mexico after husband's death during diving trip
A Calgary woman is struggling to return home after her husband died while diving in Mexico, leaving her stranded and facing financial hardship.
-
Premier Smith weighs in on promised tax cut
The start of a new year has renewed inquiries about when Albertans can expect the UCP to deliver on its promised tax cut.
Edmonton
-
Man charged with murder of woman in 'intimate partner homicide': Edmonton police
A man has been charged with the second-degree murder of a woman found dead late last month on the banks of the North Saskatchewan River, Edmonton police said Sunday.
-
Alberta to examine its border security situation before taking action: Smith
With Alberta's public safety and justice ministers set to meet U.S. counterparts in Texas on Monday to discuss how to strengthen boder security, the premier said this weekend the province needs to evaluate the situation at the border before implementing a plan.
-
Most-recent Edmonton cold weather response ends Monday
The City of Edmonton is ending its latest extreme weather response on Monday morning.
Montreal
-
These Quebec border crossings will have new hours of operation tomorrow
The hours of operation at 10 Quebec border crossings will change as of 12:01 a.m. on Jan. 6, 2025.
-
CTV News Montreal at 6 p.m. for Sunday, Jan. 5, 2025
Watch CTV News Montreal at 6 p.m. for Sunday, Jan. 5, 2025 with anchor Matt Grillo.
-
Elvis Gratton actor Julien Poulin has died at 78
Actor Julien Poulin passed away at the age of 78 on Saturday.. Born in Montreal on April 20, 1946, Poulin appeared in some 100 films. His most memorable role was certainly that of Bob Gratton in the cult classic trilogy 'Elvis Gratton', directed by his friend Pierre Falardeau.
Ottawa
-
OTTAWA'S LRTOTTAWA'S LRT All aboard Ottawa's new LRT line: What you need to know about the new north-south Line 2 and Line 4
Ottawa’s new north-south rail line will open to the public on Monday, Jan. 6, connecting downtown Ottawa and Riverside South with a spur to the Ottawa International Airport.
-
WATCH
WATCH Woman critically injured in explosive Ottawa crash caught on camera
Dashcam footage sent to CTV News shows a vehicle travelling at a high rate of speed in the wrong direction before striking and damaging a hydro pole.
-
Final games of world juniors to be played in Ottawa Sunday
The final games of the 2025 World Junior Championship (WJC) will be played Sunday at the Canadian Tire Centre.
London
-
Londoners told to shelter in place, weapons complaint closed Highway 401
Both directions of Highway 401 were closed on Sunday evening as London police and OPP investigated a weapons complaint.
-
'$60K and 11 wins': London father-daughter duo win major award from Western Fair Raceway
Every morning, Shae Sumner is in the barn taking care of the first horse she’s ever owned.
-
Homicide investigation underway in Durham
The West Grey Police Service is investigating a stabbing that took place in Durham.
Barrie
-
Snowmobiler seriously injured in Saturday crash
A snowmobiler reportedly suffered serious injuries after losing control on a trail in Tay Township Saturday afternoon.
-
Truck driver charged in Saturday Highway 11 crash
A truck driver was charged after crashing his tractor trailer on Highway 11 south of Orillia Saturday evening, which led to the temporary closure of all southbound lanes for several kilometres.
-
Colts reunite 300-point line in blockbuster trade
The Barrie Colts finalized a trade with the North Bay Battalion on Sunday, acquiring Anthony Romani and Owen Van Steensel in exchange for Parker Vaughan, Zach Wigle and four conditional draft picks.
Northern Ontario
-
Suspect charged in northern Ont. road rage incident that went viral
A 37-year-old suspect has been charged in connection with a road rage incident last week in Temiskaming Shores.
-
Mark Carney reaches out to dozens of Liberal MPs ahead of potential leadership campaign
Mark Carney, the former Bank of Canada and Bank of England governor, is actively considering running in a potential Liberal party leadership race should Justin Trudeau resign, sources tell CTV News.
-
MNR renews call for help with investigation of abandoned cow moose killed in northern Ont.
Conservation officers with the Ministry of Nature Resources are again asking for the public’s help with identifying those responsible for killing a cow moose near Chapleau, Ont.
Kitchener
-
Kitchener man arrested after police said he approached bylaw officers with a knife
A Kitchener man has been arrested after Waterloo Regional Police Service said he threatened bylaw officers while holding a knife.
-
Vacancy rate in Kitchener-Cambridge-Waterloo hits highest level since 1993: report
Vacancy rates in Waterloo Region are growing, but low-income earners may still have trouble finding a place to live.
-
Teen allegedly clocked driving 134 km/h in 80 km/h zone
A teenager has lost his licence for at least 30 days after police said he was caught speeding in Waterloo.
Windsor
-
'Crawl bearers' carry mosaic bar top 2 km to new home
In a move signaling the beginning of a new era, staff and patrons carried Phog Lounge’s approximately 400-pound mosaic bar top through the downtown.
-
Two armed robbery suspects at large, second arrested
The Windsor Police Service has arrested a second of four armed robbery suspects. Two remain at large.
-
Windsor Lancers take on China in exhibition hockey matchup
The University of Windsor Lancers men’s hockey team and the Chinese National Team hit the ice Saturday night in an unusual matchup.
Winnipeg
-
'Absolutely devastating': Southern Manitoba golf course clubhouse burns for second time in 4 years
A golf course clubhouse in Morden, Man. went up in flames Sunday for the second time in less than four years, and mere days after its reopening from the previous fire was celebrated.
-
Manitoba's top baby names for 2024
Manitoba’s top baby names remained mostly unchanged for 2024, though some new contenders made their way into the top 10.
-
Winnipeg firefighters battle 3 block heater blazes in 12 hours
On Saturday, Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service crews fought three different fires in less than 12 hours, all believed to be accidentally caused by a block heater.
Regina
-
Jim Benning Ringette Tournament celebrates 35th year in Regina
Ringette teams from across western Canada gathered in Regina over the weekend for the 35th annual Jim Benning Invitational.
-
'A chance to push themselves out of their comfort zone': Speed dating event hosted in Regina
As the world of online dating continues to grow, those looking for an alternative option have had some luck with speed dating.
-
Regina Fire investigating Toronto Street blaze
Regina Fire and Protective Services (RFPS) are investigating following a blaze on Toronto Street Saturday.
Saskatoon
-
Saskatoon's Forestry Farm goes dark after successful enchanted forest run
That's a wrap on the 26th annual BHP Enchanted Forest, which illuminated the holidays for more than 80,000 visitors from around Saskatchewan this year.
-
$20k of equipment stolen from rural Sask. Fire hall. And it's not the only one
Rural firehalls surrounding Saskatoon are having to deal with escalating thefts that could put rescue efforts in jeopardy.
-
Two people charged with murder after suspicious death on Sask. First Nation
A man and a woman have been charged with first degree murder after a 24-year-old man died of injuries on Saulteaux First Nation.
Vancouver
-
Wanted man bitten by police dog after hiding from officers in Vancouver dumpster
A man who led police on a chase through Vancouver’s Kitsilano neighbourhood was arrested Sunday after he was found hiding at the bottom of a dumpster.
-
Canada closes 'flagpoling' loophole for temporary visa holders
Temporary residents of Canada will no longer be able to utilise the flagpoling process to initiate work or study permits, following a ban from the Canada Border Services Agency.
-
Driver who entered Canada 'without stopping' at B.C. border crossing arrested: police
A man who illegally blew through the Canada-U.S. border crossing in Surrey, B.C., Sunday morning has been arrested, according to authorities.
Vancouver Island
-
Driver who entered Canada 'without stopping' at B.C. border crossing arrested: police
A man who illegally blew through the Canada-U.S. border crossing in Surrey, B.C., Sunday morning has been arrested, according to authorities.
-
Driver dead after collision with construction vehicle in Saanich, B.C.
A driver is dead after colliding with a construction vehicle in Saanich Friday night.
-
B.C. man ordered to pay damages for smashing Smart car window during road rage incident
A man who smashed the window of a woman’s Smart car during a road rage incident with a former co-worker has been ordered to pay $1,245 in damages by the B.C. Civil Resolution Tribunal.
Kelowna
-
Lost skiers rescued off B.C. mountain
Search and rescue volunteers in B.C.’s Okanagan successfully reunited two skiers with their family Friday evening.
-
Charges laid after child porn investigation that 'spanned several different countries,' Kelowna RCMP say
Police in Kelowna say an international investigation has led to child pornography charges against a 46-year-old man.
-
Mounties investigate discovery of 'very small pipe bomb' in Kamloops, B.C.
Mounties are investigating and appealing for witnesses after an explosive device was discovered Wednesday on a beach in Kamloops, B.C.
