Last night, the Juno Awards, Canada’s homegrown version of the Grammys, went down in Vancouver. Arcade Fire were the night’s big winners, but Grimes also took home a trophy. She won Video Of The Year for her Janelle Monaé collab “Venus Fly.” But she apparently didn’t stick around long enough to actually accept her award, later apologizing on Twitter:

ok i’m feeling really stupid for not being at the award show now (i’m rly sick and i didn’t think i would win) but THANK u thank you @TheJUNOAwards @TIDAL and @JanelleMonae & every1 who worked on this w me cc: @route_eleven https://t.co/PrUTN2emJV

— Grimes (@Grimezsz) March 25, 2018

But Grimes was at the show, and she did speak. This was significant, since Grimes hasn’t been making too many public appearances lately. She’s been working on a new album and making disparaging comments about her record label, and she hasn’t played a full live show since 2016. But last night, she and Canadian music legend Buffy Sainte-Marie took to the Juno stage to speak about the importance of women getting chances in the music industry and to introduce a performance from the electro-pop musician Lights. Here’s video of them onstage together:

oh my god, i’m supposed to start! #grimes #claireboucher

A post shared by mags ♡ (@grimescanada) on Mar 26, 2018 at 3:27am PDT

i acknowledge that trying 2 read the teleprompter without glasses was a mistake but still grimes and Buffy r a pretty good speech giving team

A post shared by Grimezsz (@grimes) on Mar 25, 2018 at 11:18pm PDT

Grimes and Sainte-Marie also said nice things about each other in a backstage interview:

#grimes #actuallygrimes #idol #love #singer #model #grunge #indie #hipster #awesome #music #happy #claireboucher #follow4followback #follow #like4likes #likes #photography #photos

A post shared by Grimes (@there_is_harmony_in_everything) on Mar 26, 2018 at 1:51am PDT