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The big winner, Toronto singer Alannah Myles last night got the nod for single of the year, album of the year and most promising female vocalist as sh(...)
The big winner, Toronto singer Alannah Myles last night got the nod for single of the year, album of the year and most promising female vocalist as sh(...)

The big winner, Toronto singer Alannah Myles last night got the nod for single of the year, album of the year and most promising female vocalist as sh(...)

Date3/18/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: The big winner, Toronto singer Alannah Myles last night got the nod for single of the year, album of the year and most promising female vocalist as she and her associates led all winners at the 19th edition of the Canadian music awards.
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The big winner, Toronto singer Alannah Myles last night got the nod for single of the year, album of the year and most promising female vocalist as sh(...)
The big winner, Toronto singer Alannah Myles last night got the nod for single of the year, album of the year and most promising female vocalist as sh(...)
3/18/1990
Some disco: France Joli, a 16-year-old singer from Montreal, won Juno as most promising female vocalist
Some disco: France Joli, a 16-year-old singer from Montreal, won Juno as most promising female vocalist
4/2/1980
Female Vocalist of the Year: Young Montreal singer-songwriter Luba was a surprise winner over Anne Murray, Dalbello, Carole Pope and Lee Aaron for her self-titled debut album
Female Vocalist of the Year: Young Montreal singer-songwriter Luba was a surprise winner over Anne Murray, Dalbello, Carole Pope and Lee Aaron for her self-titled debut album
11/4/1985
Most Promising Female Vocalist: Eccentric Edmonton country-rocker K
Most Promising Female Vocalist: Eccentric Edmonton country-rocker K
11/4/1985
Award for the best new musical group in Canada is presented by Sylvia Tyson to Lenny Soloman of Myles and Lenny last night at the annual Juno Awardss (...)
Award for the best new musical group in Canada is presented by Sylvia Tyson to Lenny Soloman of Myles and Lenny last night at the annual Juno Awardss (...)
3/15/1976
A raven-haired Louis XIV, Carole Pope, winner of the 1984 Juno Award for female vocalist of the year, shed black leather for lace and brocade at Rough Trade's concert in Massey Hall
A raven-haired Louis XIV, Carole Pope, winner of the 1984 Juno Award for female vocalist of the year, shed black leather for lace and brocade at Rough Trade's concert in Massey Hall
12/8/1984
Not this time: Guitarist Jeff Healey was included in the most promising male vocalist category but lost to Saskatchewan blues-rock guitarist Colin James
Not this time: Guitarist Jeff Healey was included in the most promising male vocalist category but lost to Saskatchewan blues-rock guitarist Colin James
3/12/1989
Men's doric column ring at 18-karat yellow gold with bezel-set diamond, $5,300, man's 14-karat yellow gold ring with channel-set diamond, $2,975, both by Myles Mindham of Stones Fine Jewellery Ltd
Men's doric column ring at 18-karat yellow gold with bezel-set diamond, $5,300, man's 14-karat yellow gold ring with channel-set diamond, $2,975, both by Myles Mindham of Stones Fine Jewellery Ltd
2/19/1988
What a day! Alanna Myles, left, sang, Premier Bob Rae took some time out, and students Rhonda Stemmier and Rob Westgate smooched
What a day! Alanna Myles, left, sang, Premier Bob Rae took some time out, and students Rhonda Stemmier and Rob Westgate smooched
10/14/1992
What a day! Alanna Myles, left, sang, Premier Bob Rae took some time out, and students Rhonda Stemmler and Rob Westgate smooched
What a day! Alanna Myles, left, sang, Premier Bob Rae took some time out, and students Rhonda Stemmler and Rob Westgate smooched
10/14/1992
What a day! Alanna Myles, left, sang, Premier Bob Rae took some time out, and students Rhonda Stemmier and Rob Westgate smooched
What a day! Alanna Myles, left, sang, Premier Bob Rae took some time out, and students Rhonda Stemmier and Rob Westgate smooched
10/14/1992
Don Matheson and Paul Myles
Don Matheson and Paul Myles
11/22/1996