Juno Fan Choice Award (presented by Doritos)

Avril Lavigne

For her third album, ''The Best Damn Thing,'' the multimillion selling, singer-songwriter and guitarist had one clear goal in mind - to make it fun. While touring in 2004 for her last album, ''Under My Skin,'' the pop-rock dynamo found that her favourite songs to play were faster and more up-tempo, prompting her to make a record that captured that kind of high spirit. (J/RCA*SONY BMG)

Celine Dion

From humble beginnings in the rural French-Canadian town of Charlemagne, the youngest of 14 children has risen to international superstardom, selling 180 million albums worldwide. As the premier contemporary pop vocalist of the '90s, she continues to earn adoration, respect and fans well into the millennium. (SONY BMG)

Claude Dubois

The French-Canadian singer-songwriter was born in Montreal in 1947 and began performing at age 12. While he toured internationally in the '60s, it wasn't until the 1980's that he released his breakthrough record, ''Sortie Dubois,'' which sold more than 200,000 copies. (Zone 3*DEP/Universal)

Michael Buble WINNER

The Vancouver-based crooner has sold more than 11 million albums worldwide and won five JUNO Awards to date. His grandfather, who would play everyone from Sinatra to Ella, introduced him to swing music. As with his previous two bestsellers, 2003's self-titled debut and 2005's follow-up, ''It's Time,'' ''Call Me Irresponsible'' boasts more of Bublé's buoyant modern interpretations of standards from a variety of eras, including songs by Leonard Cohen and Eric Clapton. (Reprise*Warner)

Nelly Furtado

Furtado firmly claimed her spot at the top with Loose, her third album after 2003's ''Folklore'' and 2000's ''Whoa, Nelly!'' Songs like ''Promiscuous'' and ''Maneater'' show her sexy side, while ''In God's Hands'' is a beautiful ballad showcasing her vocal range. (Geffen*Universal)