GMA Canada 2005 Covenant Award Winners / 27th Annual
Official List
- Lifetime Achievement Award: Tommy Hunter
- Artist of the Year: Thousand Foot Krutch
- Female Vocalist of the Year: Amanda Falk
- Male Vocalist of the Year: Brian Doerksen
- Group of the Year: Thousand Foot Krutch
- New Artist of the Year: Gaetz Ave
- Children’s Album of the Year: Movers And Shakers – Outside The Lines
- Contemporary Gospel Album of the Year: Truth – Hetti-Marie
- Country/Bluegrass Album of the Year: Let Go – Cheryl Dunn
- Francophone Album of the Year: Emmène-Moi – Tabitha Lemaire
- Inspirational Album of the Year: Bare My Soul – Kristina
- Instrumental Album of the Year: Road To Home – Brian Thiessen
- Modern Rock Album of the Year: The Art of Breaking – Thousand Foot Krutch
- Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year: Closer to You – Carried Away
- Praise And Worship Album of the Year: Today – Brian Doerksen
- Rap/Hip Hop Album of the Year: Epiphany – Manafest
- Rock Album of the Year: Grasping For Hope In The Darkness – Critical Mass
- Seasonal Album of the Year: An Irrational Season – Carolyn Arends
- Southern Gospel Album of the Year: Live In Havana – Parker Trio
- Special Events/Compilation Album of the Year: Sea to Sea: Filled With Your Glory – Aileen Lombardo/Ten Shekel Shirt/Dean Salyn/Laurell Hubick/Brian Doerksen/Robert Critchley/Ron Wilding/Greg Sczebel/The Penny Merchants/Billy Funk/Starfield/Craig Douglas Band/Mark Stokes/Revolution Band/Fergus Marsh/Dan Wilt/Tehillah Toronto/Three Season Ant/Q-Town/Jon Buller/Ken and Tracy/Toronto Mass Choir/Sean Dayton/Chris Janzen/Glen Soderholm, Executive Producer Martin Smith
- Song of the Year: "I Know" - Carried Away, songwriters
- Aboriginal Song of the Year: "Carry Me" - Shezza, songwriter
- Children’s Song of the Year: "Movers And Shakers" - Outside The Lines, Derek Elliotson, songwriters
- Country/Bluegrass Song of the Year: "That’s What I Love About Jesus" - Paul Brandt, songwriter
- Francophone Song of the Year: "Tout c’que je veux" - Tabitha Lemaire, songwriter
- Inspirational Song of the Year: "Getting Ready For Glory" - Carolyn Arends, songwriter
- Instrumental Song of the Year: "Ern’s Waltz" - Stephanie Mainville, songwriter
- Modern Rock Song of the Year: "Be My Escape" - Matthew Thiessen, songwriter (Relient K)
- Pop/Contemporary Song of the Year: "Here I Go" - Danielle Heykants, songwriter (Gaetz Ave)
- Praise And Worship Song of the Year: "Today" - Brian Doerksen, Sandra Gage, songwriters
- Rap/Hip Hop Song of the Year: "Let It Go" - Chris Greenwood, Gerard Thomas, Adam Messinger, Aubrey Noronha, Nasri Atweh, songwriters (Manafest)
- Rock Song of the Year: "No Turning Back" - Travis Blackmore, Robin Ghosh, Mike Kidd, songwriters (Black Talon)
- Seasonal Song of the Year: "On Angels’ Wings" - Ali Matthews, songwriter
- Southern Gospel Song of the Year: "My Faith, My All" – Wendy Pound, songwriter (The Master’s Four)
- Urban Song of the Year: "Everybody" - Greg Sczebel, songwriter
- Producer of the Year: Glen Teeple
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