Junos 2014: Everything you need to know about Canada's biggest night in music

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The Junos are just around the corner, with organizers putting the finishing touches in place at the MTS Centre, and stars beginning to touch down in Winnipeg. Here's our guide to Canada’s biggest music awards show.

When: The Junos are being held on Sunday, March 30. CTV will be airing the show starting at 9 p.m. ET. / 8 p.m. CT.

Where: This year's show is being held at Winnipeg's MTS Centre, home of the Winnipeg Jets.

How to watch: As of Friday morning, there were still tickets available to purchase. Tickets can be bought on Ticketmaster.ca. Fans outside of Winnipeg can catch the show by tuning into CTV. Bell subscribers can watch the Junos live online through CTV GO.

Who's hosting: Singer-songwriter Serena Ryder, rapper Classified and country artist Johnny Reid are sharing hosting duties this year.

Who will be there: This year's show will draw a mix of big name stars and independent artists. Among the artists slated to attend are Sarah McLachlan, Shad, Kardinal Offishall, A Tribe Called Red and OneRepublic. Also in the mix will be astronaut Chris Hadfield and members of the Canadian women's gold-medal winning curling team.

Who's performing: Both Canadian and international stars will be hitting the Junos stage this Sunday, with McLachlan, Ryder, Robin Thicke, OneRepublic, Tegan and Sara and Dean Brody all scheduled to perform.

There will also be a world premiere "exclusive taped performance" by Arcade Fire, and an all-star tribute to Bachman-Turner Overdrive featuring The Sheepdogs, Matt Mays, Tim Hicks and Travis Good.

All four members of Bachman-Turner Overdrive are expected to be at the awards show, and will be inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame during the ceremony. Earlier this week, Randy Bachman reflected on his past Juno wins, as well as some of the infighting and conflicts BTO faced in the past.

Online coverage: Don't miss any behind-the-scenes action by following the Junos on social media. Here are some ways you can follow along online:

JunoTV: For the first time ever, the Junos gala dinner will be streamed online on Saturday, the night before the actual show. As most of the 41 Juno awards are actually handed out at this industry-only event, you won't want to miss any of the action.

You can also find exclusive interviews and performances from your favourite nominated stars, past and present, at JunoTV.

CTV: CTV.ca has a special Junos section, where you can watch music videos from the nominees, read interviews with musicians and participate in a live chat during the awards ceremony.

Social media: Follow these social media accounts to get an insider view of the show:

Twitter: The official Juno Awards

Hosts: Serena Ryder, Classified, Johnny Reid

Facebook: The official Juno Awards Facebook page

Instagram: The official Juno Awards Instagram