The 44th annual Canadian Country Music Association Awards were held Saturday at SaskTel Centre in Saskatoon.

The show was hosted this year by the James Barker Band, who also picked up two awards. Cameron Whitcomb was the big winner of the night, taking home three trophies. Jess Moskaluke received the biggest surprise of the night when she was invited to make her Grand Ole Opry debut this October.

Here's a look at all of the winners from Saturday night:

 

Breakthrough Artist or Group of the Year - Sully Burrows

Video of the Year - "Parking Lot Prayers" - Thelma & James

Album of the Year - The Hard Way - Cameron Whitcomb

Male Artist of the Year - Cameron Whitcomb

Female Artist of the Year - Meghan Patrick

Musical Collaboration of the Year - "Backfire" - Nate Haller & Tenille Townes

Single of the Year - "Hate How You Look" - Josh Ross

Fans' Choice - James Barker Band

Group or Duo of the Year - James Barker Band

Entertainer of the Year - Cameron Whitcomb