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Sarah McLachlan, Allison Russell to toast Joni Mitchell at the Junos

Joni Mitchell, 82, will receive a lifetime achievement award at the 55th JUNO Awards with tribute performances by Sarah McLachlan, Allison Russell, and Cameron Whitcomb.

  • On March 29, the 55th JUNO Awards will take place in Hamilton, Ontario, with Sarah McLachlan, Allison Russell and Cameron Whitcomb performing.
  • Organizers confirmed Joni Mitchell, lifetime achievement honoree, will attend to accept the Lifetime Achievement Award, described by the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences as one of Canada’s most influential creative voices.
  • Sarah McLachlan and Allison Russell will deliver the Lifetime Achievement Award tribute presented by the National Music Centre, both having previously played in the 'Joni Jam' ensemble performing Mitchell songs.
  • Cameron Whitcomb, a five-time JUNO nominee from Nanaimo, B.C., marks a breakout year with his album The Hard Way and rising national recognition after American Idol.
  • JUNO Week programming includes a March 26 Kickoff concert, a two-night Junofest on March 27 and March 28, and a March 28 honouring ceremony with almost 70 artists performing across events.
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Canadian singers Sarah McLachlan and Allison Russell will pay tribute to folk artist Joni Mitchell at the Juno Awards gala in Hamilton on March 29.

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Sarah McLachlan, Allison Russell to toast Joni Mitchell at the Junos

Breakout country artist Cameron Whitcomb will perform at the 55th annual show, while acclaimed singer-songwriters Sarah McLachlan and Allison Russell will deliver a musical salute to folk icon Joni Mitchell.

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CBC News broke the news in Canada on Thursday, February 19, 2026.
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