Pop-country diva Shania Twain [ tickets ] topped the pack at this year's Canadian Country Music Awards Ceremony, picking up wins in four categories.

Twain, an Ontario native, racked up trophies for Female Artist and CMT Video of the Year (for "I'm Gonna Getcha Good!"), as well as Top Selling Album and Album of the Year (both for "Up!"). The singer, who has enjoyed massive crossover success in the U.S., gave a nod to her fellow Canadians during her acceptance speech.

"I have to honestly say that I'm just always so humbled coming back here to Canada," she said. "I've got tremendous support here. We all have to believe this as Canadians: We have some of the best talent in the world here."

In addition to collecting her four awards, Twain participated in the ceremony by inducting singer-songwriter Sylvia Tyson [ tickets ] into the CCMA Hall of Fame.

Also pulling down multiple honors were Terri Clark [ tickets ] and up-and-comer Aaron Lines [ tickets ]. Clark--who landed Single of the Year for her song "I Just Wanna Be Mad," and also picked up her fourth Fan's Choice Award--dedicated her Single of the Year Award to singer-songwriter Warren Zevon, who died on Sunday (9/8); Zevon wrote Clark's 1996 hit "Poor, Poor Pitiful Me."

Lines snagged a pair of awards as well, with wins in the Male Artist and Chevy Truck Rising Star categories.

Other winners included Emerson Drive [ tickets ], which scored the Group or Duo of the Year trophy; Sean Hogan, who won in the Roots Artist or Group of the Year category; and Jason McCoy and Denny Carr, who won the SOCAN Song of the Year award for co-writing the Doc Walker hit "Rocket Girl."

2003 CCMA Award Winners

Kraft Cheez Whiz Fans' Choice Award
Terri Clark

Female Artist of the Year
Shania Twain

Male Artist of the Year
Aaron Lines

Group or Duo of the Year
Emerson Drive

Album of the Year
"Up!," Shania Twain

Single of the Year
"I Just Wanna Be Mad, " Terri Clark

SOCAN Song of the Year
Rocket Girl, Jason McCoy/Denny Carr (recorded by Doc Walker)

CMT Video of the Year
"I'm Gonna Getcha Good!," Shania Twain

Roots Artist or Group of the Year
Sean Hogan

Top Selling Album
Up! Shania Twain

Chevy Truck Rising Star Award
Aaron Lines

CCMA Broadcast Hall of Fame
Sylvia Tyson, J. Edward Preston
Fred King, Charlie Russell, Art Wallman

Independent Male Artist of the Year
Gil Grand

Independent Female Artist of the Year
Lisa Brokop

Independent Group or Duo of the Year
Doc Walker

Independent Song of the Year
"Rocket Girl," recorded by Doc Walker (written by Jason McCoy, Denny Carr)