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- Jeremy Dutcher became the first artist to win the Polaris Music Prize twice, receiving the $50,000 award for his second album, Motewolonuwok.
- His work combines English and the Indigenous Wolastoqey language, emphasizing cultural preservation.
- Dutcher plans to donate part of his prize to a language immersion school founded by his mother to help revitalize Wolastoqey.
Jeremy Dutcher Makes Canadian Music History with Second Polaris Music Prize Win
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