Almost at the same with the Academy of Country Music was honoring its musicians in the U.S., the Canadians conducted their own party celebration at Scotial Place in Ontario for the 2012 Juno Awards. Justin Bieber, Drake, Adele and Michael Buble were amongst the celebrities who grabbed a honor.

Popstar Justin Bieber won Juno Fan Choice, beating such competitors as Arcade Fire, Avril Lavigne, Deadmau5, Hedley, Michael Buble, Nickelback and Drizzy. As he wasn't present at the event, the "Boyfriend" singer dedicated the award to his fans as tweeting, "WE not me...won the JUNO!! #ILOVEMYBELIEBERS #THANKYOU."

Although failing to win the Fan Choice award, Drake managed to grab Best Rap Recording for his single with Rihanna, Take Care, but he later lost Album of the Year to Michael Buble's Christmas album. Adele, meanwhile, received an honor as International Album of the Year recipient, thanks to her ground-breaking effort "21" and pushed aside Coldplay, Lady GaGa, LMFAO and RihRih.

The William Shatner-hosted ceremony also honored Feist, who took home three kudos, including Artist of the Year. Included on the winners' list were also Melanie Fiona for R&B/Soul Recording, and Hedley for Pop Album of the Year. Full winner list can be obtained on Juno official website.

• Juno Fan Choice: Justin Bieber
• Single of the Year: The Sheepdogs - "I Don't Know"
• International Album of the Year: Adele - "21"
• Album of the Year: Michael Buble - "Christmas"
• Artist of the Year: Feist
• Group of the Year: Arkells
• New Artist of the Year: Dan Mangan
• New Group of the Year: The Sheepdogs
• Adult Alternative Album of the Year: Feist - "Metals"
• Alternative Album of the Year: Dan Mangan - "Oh Fortune"
• Pop Album of the Year: Hedley - "Storms"
• Rock Album of the Year: The Sheepdogs - "Learn & Burn"
• Rap Recording: Drake - "Take Care" with Rihanna
• R&B/Soul Recording: Melanie Fiona - "Gone and Never Coming Back"
• Vocal Jazz Album of the Year: Sonia Johnson, "Le carre de nos amours"
• Francophone Album of the Year: Malajube, "La Caverne"
• Electronic Album of the Year: Tim Hecker, "Ravedeath, 1972"