5 great Canadian Grammy moments
Canadian grammy winners
1970: Pioneering folkie Joni Mitchell wins her first Grammy for Clouds.
1993: Céline Dion scores her first Grammy win for “Beauty and the Beast.”
1996: Alt-rock trailblazer Alanis Morissette wins four Grammys for Jagged Little Pill.
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2011: Arcade Fire’s The Suburbs wins Album of the Year.
2013: After years of shutouts, Drake wins Best Rap Album for Take Care.
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