Michael Bublé has paid tribute to fellow Canadian star Michael J. Fox after joining a special celebration in Ottawa.The neo-crooner was part of the lineup for “k.d. lang: has always been,” held at the National Arts Centre’s Southam Hall on Friday, Oct. 2. The event honored lang’s four-decade career and musical legacy.6th Concert For The Poor At Vatican - Source: GettyMichael Bublé also met with Michael J. Fox backstage during the event and reflected on their shared connection to Burnaby, British Columbia. In a touching social media post, the singer wrote:“Michael J. Fox is one of the architects of my life.He also said that the Back to the Future icon helped shape his imagination before the two ever met and inspired him to believe a child from Burnaby could dream on a much larger scale.“Well before I ever imagined that I would meet him, he helped build my imagination. He made movies feel like magic. He made me believe that maybe a kid from Burnaby, Canada could dream as big as he wanted to.”Michael Bublé praises Michael J. Fox’s strength, humor, and more in moving tributeMichael Bublé continued by praising Michael J. Fox’s character and the affection he has witnessed from people around the actor.“Somehow, all these years later, I’m in even more awe of him. There is such an extraordinary outpouring of love for him everywhere he goes. It isn’t nostalgia. It isn’t celebrity. It’s him. His strength, his humour, his grace, his decency, the way he treats people.” View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThe Haven't Met You Yet hitmaker went on:“In a world where it can feel increasingly rare to find someone so universally loved, there is Michael J. Fox. He makes me feel good about what it means to be a human being. And really, isn’t that the whole d**n point?”The heartfelt message comes as Michael J. Fox was named a Companion of the Order of Canada. For this recognition, he flew to Ottawa to receive what is considered the highest level of the Canadian honour.Meanwhile, Michael Bublé also shared a tribute to k.d. lang, calling her one of the Canadian artists who made people “walk a little taller.” He praised her willingness to remain true to herself while bringing her music to audiences around the world. View this post on Instagram Instagram Post“She proved that you could be unapologetically yourself and take that voice from Canada to the world. What an honour to celebrate 40 years of your incredible artistry.”Lang is a four-time Grammy and eight-time Juno Award winner known for songs including Constant Craving.Michael Bublé, a 15-time Juno Award winner, joined other performers in celebrating her career during the Ottawa event.