Juno Award
Dates and locations
The Juno Awards events were not conducted outside Toronto until 1991. Since then, the ceremonies have been hosted throughout Canada, reaching both coasts.

Juno Award

Section Title: Dates and locations
Table Section Text: The Juno Awards events were not conducted outside Toronto until 1991. Since then, the ceremonies have been hosted throughout Canada, reaching both coasts.

Juno Awards Dates and Locations

Year	Date	City	Venue	Host	Broadcast

1970	23 February	Toronto, Ontario	St. Lawrence Hall	George Wilson	none

1971	22 February	Toronto, Ontario	St. Lawrence Hall	George Wilson	none

1972	28 February	Toronto, Ontario	Inn on the Park	George Wilson	none

1973	12 March	Toronto, Ontario	Inn on the Park	George Wilson	CBC Radio

1974	25 March	Toronto, Ontario	Inn on the Park	George Wilson	none

1975	24 March	Toronto, Ontario	Canadian National Exhibition	Paul Anka	CBC Television

1976	15 March	Toronto, Ontario	Ryerson Polytechnic Institute	John Allan Cameron	CBC Television

1977	16 March	Toronto, Ontario	Royal York Hotel	David Steinberg	CBC Television

1978	28 March	Toronto, Ontario	Harbour Castle Hilton	David Steinberg	CBC Television

1979	21 March	Toronto, Ontario	Harbour Castle Hilton	Burton Cummings	CBC Television

1980	2 April	Toronto, Ontario	Harbour Castle Hilton	Burton Cummings	CBC Television

1981	5 February	Toronto, Ontario	O'Keefe Centre	Frank Mills with Ginette Reno/Ronnie Hawkins with Carroll Baker/Andrea Martin with John Candy	CBC Television

1982	14 April	Toronto, Ontario	Harbour Castle Hilton	Burton Cummings

1983	5 April	Toronto, Ontario	Harbour Castle Hilton	Burton Cummings and Alan Thicke	CBC Television

1984	5 December	Toronto, Ontario	Exhibition Place	Joe Flaherty and Andrea Martin	CBC Television

1985	4 November	Toronto, Ontario	Harbour Castle Hilton	Andrea Martin and Martin Short	CBC Television

1986	10 November	Toronto, Ontario	Harbour Castle Hilton	Howie Mandel	CBC Television

1987	2 November	Toronto, Ontario	O'Keefe Centre	Howie Mandel	CBC Television

1988	No Juno ceremonies were conducted this year

1989	12 March	Toronto, Ontario	O'Keefe Centre	Andre-Philippe Gagnon	CBC Television

1990	18 March	Toronto, Ontario	O'Keefe Centre	Rick Moranis	CBC Television

1991	3 March	Vancouver, British Columbia	Queen Elizabeth Theatre	Paul Shaffer	CBC Television

1992	29 March	Toronto, Ontario	O'Keefe Centre	Rick Moranis	CBC Television

1993	21 March	Toronto, Ontario	O'Keefe Centre	Celine Dion	CBC Television

1994	20 March	Toronto, Ontario	O'Keefe Centre	Roch Voisine	CBC Television

1995	26 March	Hamilton, Ontario	Copps Coliseum	This Hour Has 22 Minutes cast	CBC Television

1996	10 March	Hamilton, Ontario	Copps Coliseum	Anne Murray	CBC Television

1997	9 March	Hamilton, Ontario	Copps Coliseum	Jann Arden	CBC Television

1998	22 March	Vancouver, British Columbia	General Motors Place	Jason Priestley; Shari Ulrich & Bill Henderson (off-air awards hosts)	CBC Television

1999	7 March	Hamilton, Ontario	Copps Coliseum	Mike Bullard	CBC Television

2000	12 March	Toronto, Ontario	SkyDome	The Moffatts	CBC Television

2001	4 March	Hamilton, Ontario	Copps Coliseum	Rick Mercer	CBC Television

2002	14 April	St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador	Mile One Stadium	Barenaked Ladies	CTV Television Network

2003	6 April	Ottawa, Ontario	Corel Centre	Shania Twain	CTV Television Network

2004	4 April	Edmonton, Alberta	Rexall Place	Alanis Morissette	CTV Television Network

2005	3 April	Winnipeg, Manitoba	MTS Centre	Brent Butt	CTV Television Network

2006	2 April	Halifax, Nova Scotia	Halifax Metro Centre	Pamela Anderson	CTV Television Network

2007	1 April	Saskatoon, Saskatchewan	Credit Union Centre	Nelly Furtado	CTV Television Network

2008	6 April	Calgary, Alberta	Pengrowth Saddledome	Russell Peters	CTV Television Network

2009	29 March	Vancouver, British Columbia	General Motors Place	Russell Peters	CTV Television Network

2010	18 April	St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador	Mile One Centre	Various	CTV Television Network

2011	27 March	Toronto, Ontario	Air Canada Centre	Drake	CTV Television Network

2012	1 April	Ottawa, Ontario	Scotiabank Place	William Shatner	CTV Television Network

2013	21 April	Regina, Saskatchewan	Brandt Centre	Michael Bublé	CTV Television Network

2014	30 March	Winnipeg, Manitoba	MTS Centre	Classified, Johnny Reid, and Serena Ryder	CTV Television Network

2015	15 March	Hamilton, Ontario	FirstOntario Centre	Jacob Hoggard	CTV Television Network

2016	3 April	Calgary, Alberta	Scotiabank Saddledome	Jann Arden and Jon Montgomery	CTV Television Network

2017	2 April	Ottawa, Ontario	Canadian Tire Centre	Bryan Adams and Russell Peters	CTV

2018	25 March	Vancouver, British Columbia	Rogers Arena	Michael Bublé	CBC Television

2019	17 March	London, Ontario	Budweiser Gardens	Sarah McLachlan	CBC Television

2020	15 March	Saskatoon	SaskTel Centre	CBC Television

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The first ceremony of Juno Award took place on 23 February 1970 in Toronto, Ontario.

final_sentence: The first ceremony of Juno Award took place on 23 February 1970 in Toronto, Ontario.