Recording artist Aleesia arrives on the red carpet during the 41st Juno Awards in OttawaReuters
Recording artist Aleesia arrives on the red carpet during the 41st Juno Awards in OttawaReutersRecording artist Alyssa Reid arrives on the red carpet during the 41st Juno Awards in OttawaReutersRecording artist Kiran Ahluwalia arrives on the red carpet during the 41st Juno Awards in OttawaReutersRecording artist Ortega arrives on the red carpet during the 41st Juno Awards in OttawaReutersMembers of the band High Valley pose with Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers during the 41st Juno Awards in OttawaReutersRecording artist 'deadmau5' poses with Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers during the 41st Juno Awards in OttawaReutersRecording artist 'deadmau5' arrives on the red carpet during the 41st Juno Awards in OttawaReutersRecording artist Diamond Rings arrives on the red carpet during the 41st Juno Awards in OttawaReutersHost Shatner and his wife Elizabeth arrive on the red carpet during the 41st Juno Awards in OttawaReutersThe SMU women's rowing team is calling out the Harvard Men's Baseball team with a "Call Me Maybe" challenge. The SMU team was on its way to the airport in Knoxville, Tenn., after the Conference USA championships in Oak Ridge when they taped a choreographed dance to Carly Rae Jepsen's hit single, "Call Me Maybe."Reuters
The 41st Juno Music Awards were distributed in the Canadian city of Ottawa, on 1 April.
The event was attended by over 1,600 musicians from Canada and the evening was hosted by actor, music director and filmmaker, William Shatner.
The Juno awards acknowledge artistic and technical achievements in music for Canadian musical artists. The winners are chosen by a panel from the Canadian Academy of Music and Recording Arts and Sciences
A special tribute to industry veteran and philanthropist Gary Slaight was held at the function.
