From the Better Late Than Never Department, here’s a quick run-through of the Canadian acts that scored at the Grammy Awards on Sunday night.

Crooner Michael Bublé took home the trophy for Traditional Pop Vocal Album for “Michael Buble Meets Madison Square Garden,” and Neil Young won his first-ever Grammy for Boxed or Special Limited Edition Package, for “Neil Young Archives Vol. I (1963-1972).”

Also, actor Michael J. Fox won the Best Spoken Word Album Grammy for “Always Looking Up,” which is based on his book “Always Looking Up: The Adventures of an Incurable Optimist.”

Other Canadian acts were nominated, but did not come home with any hardware. They included: rapper and Canadian of the Week honoree Drake, Montreal duo Beast, Nickelback, producer David Foster, R&B singer Melanie Fiona and aboriginal singers Northern Cree.

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Michael Buble is singing the tune of love, and bringing one of the northernmost nations in the world together with one of the southernmost.

The Canadian crooner is engaged to Argentine actress Luisana Loreley Lopilato de la Torre. No word on whether she’s going to officially add “Buble” to that list of names.

The Vancouver singer’s rep confirmed to People that Buble proposed in November, “in front of her family in Argentina” and she said yes. “They’re ecstatic. They’re adorable, in love and laugh all day long,” the rep told the magazine.

Buble has been engaged in the past. He was set to marry actress-singer Debbie Timuss in 2005. He also ended a long-term relationship with actress Emily Blunt, whom he dated for two years, in 2008.