Jeremy Dutcher has made history by winning the Polaris Music Prize for the second time with his album 'Motewolonuwok', becoming the first artist to achieve this feat in the award's 19-year history. The ceremony took place at Toronto’s Massey Hall, where Debby Friday, the 2023 winner, announced Dutcher's victory. Alongside the prestigious title, he received a cash prize of $50,000 awarded by the Slaight Family Foundation. In his acceptance speech, Dutcher expressed gratitude for the music community and reflected on the significance of the award in his life. His latest album features original songs with lyrics in English and showcases his Indigenous heritage. The Polaris Music Prize celebrates the best Canadian album of the year, determined by a jury of music critics, regardless of genre or commercial success.