Nickelback & Diana Krall Top Canada's Juno Awards (full list)

TORONTO, Canada (Top40 Charts) - Nickelback and Diana Krall took home three trophies each to lead the pack at Canada's 2002 Juno Awards at Mile One Stadium in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, on Sunday (April 14).

Nickelback grabbed honors for Best Group, Best Single ("How You Remind Me"), and Best Rock Album (Silver Side Up), while Krall scored for Best Artist and both Best Album and Best Vocal Jazz Album for The Look of Love. Nickelback was also associated with a fourth award as Randy Staub won for Best Recording Engineer for "How You Remind Me" and "Too Bad" from Silver Side Up.

Diana Krall

Elsewhere, Shaggy took home a Juno for Best Selling Album (Hotshot); Default snagged the Best New Group award; Moist singer David Usher won Best Pop Album for his second solo effort, Morning Orbit; Rufus Wainwright scored for Best Alternative Album (Poses); R&B newcomer Glenn Lewis received his first Juno for Best R&B/Soul Recording ("Don't You Forget It"); and Swollen Members won the Best Rap Recording Juno for Bad Dreams.

Here is the full list , check out on Top40-Charts.com:

2002 Juno Award Winners - Complete List

Best single: How You Remind Me, Nickelback

Best-selling album, foreign or domestic: Hotshot, Shaggy

Best album: The Look of Love, Diana Krall

Best artist: Diana Krall

Best group: Nickelback

Best new group: Default

Best rap recording: Bad Dreams, Swollen Members

Best pop album: Morning Orbit, David Usher

Best R&B/soul recording: Don't You Forget It, Glenn Lewis

Best-selling francophone album: Les Vents ont change, Kevin Parent

Best instrumental album: Armando's Fire, Oscar Lopez

Best new solo artist: Hawksley Workman

Best songwriter: Jann Arden ("Never Mind," "Thing for You" - co-songwriter Russell Broom) performed by Jann Arden

Best new country artist/group: Ennis Sisters

Best country artist/group: Carolyn Dawn Johnson

Best rock album: Silver Side Up, Nickelback

Best vocal jazz album: The Look of Love, Diana Krall

Best contemporary jazz album _ instrumental: Live, Francois Bourassa Trio & Andre LeRoux

Best traditional jazz album - instrumental: Murley, Bickert & Wallace: Live at the Senator, Mike Murley

Best children's album: A Classical Kids Christmas, Susan Hammond

Best classical album - solo or chamber ensemble: Bach Arrangements, Angela Hewitt

Best classical album - large ensemble or soloist with large ensemble accompaniment: Max Bruch, Concertos 1 & 3, James Ehnes violin, Orchestre Symphonique de Montreal, Charles Dutoit conductor

Best classical album: vocal or choral performance: Airs Francais, Ben Heppner

Best classical composition: Par-ci, par-la, Chan Ka Nin

Best alternative album: Poses, Rufus Wainwright

Best dance recording: Spaced Invader, Hatiras

Best reggae recording: Love (African Woman), Blessed

Best music of Aboriginal Canada recording: On and On, Eagle & Hawk

Best roots & traditional album - solo: Far End of Summer, David Francey

Best roots & traditional album - group: Cordial, La Bottine Souriante

Best blues album: Big Mouth, Colin Linden

Best gospel album: Downhere, Downhere

Best global album: The Journey, Alpha Yaya Diallo

Best producer: Daniel Lanois (co-producer Brian Eno) for Beautiful Day and Elevation by U2

Best recording engineer: Randy Staub for How You Remind Me and Too Bad by Nickelback

Best album design: Sebastien Toupin (art director), Sebastien Toupin, Benoit St-Jean, Michel Valois (designers), Martin Tremblay (photographer) for Disparu by La Chicane

Best video: Jealous of Your Cigarette, director Sean Michael Turrell, performed by Hawksley Workman

Special achievement: Michael Cohl

Lifetime achievement: Daniel Lanois