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The Winners - Sources 46
National Newspaper Awards
International Reporting
John Stackhouse, The Globe and Mail
Feature Writing
John Stackhouse, The Globe and Mail
Critical Writing
Doug Saunders, The Globe and Mail
Business Writing
The Globe and Mail
Sports Writing
Jack Todd, The Gazette
Special Project
The Gazette
Enterprise Reporting
William Marsden, The Gazette
Editorial Cartooning
Serge Chapleau, La Presse
Editorial Writing
Alain Dubuc, La Presse
Sports Photography
Fred Chartrand, Canadian Press
Spot News Reporting
CP Montreal Bureau
Columns
Christie Blatchford, National Post
Local Reporting
Elaine Smith, Simcoe Reformer
Spot News Photography
Leonard LePage, St. Catharines Standard
Layout and Design
Marc Duplain, Le Soleil
Feature Photography
Chris Schwarz, Edmonton Journal
Spot News - Print
Mia Urquart of Times-Globe, Saint John for "Lost Boy"
Spot News - Radio
Kelly Ryan of CBC Radio Halifax for "The Lobster Wars"
Spot News - Television
Craig Paisley, First Edition, CBC Halifax for "Shelbourne
County Forest Fires"
Enterprise - Print
Paul Schneidereit, Steve Maich, Lois Legge, Dale Madill and Steve
Proctor, Chronicle-Herald for "Who's Killing Who?"
Enterprise - Radio
Alex Mason, CBC Radio Halifax for "A Warrior's
Honour"
Enterprise - Television
Natalie Clancy, CBC Newfoundland for "A Roof Overhead"
Continuing Coverage - Print
Amy Cameron, New Brunswick Telegraph Journal, Moncton for
"Waweig Sewage Lagoon"
Continuing Coverage - Radio
Monica Kidd, CBC Radio St. John's for "Gold THMs in
the Drinking Water"
Continuing Coverage - Television
Peter Walsh, CBC Newfoundland and Labrador for "Ponzi
Scheme Busted"
Feature - Print
James Foster, Times & Transcript, Moncton for "Love
of the Hunt"
Feature - Radio
CBC Radio, Fredricton for "2010: The Maritimes
in the Millennium"
Feature - Television
Natalie Clancy, CBC Newfoundland for "Lakeshore Hotel"
Commentary
Peter Penashue, CBC Radio, St. John's for "Innu Suicide"
Photojournalism - Spot News - Print
Cindy Wilson, Saint John Times Globe for "Hostage"
Photojournalism - Spot News - Television
Bart Fraize, NTV St. John's for "Cookstown Road Fire"
Photojournalism - Feature - Print
Tim Krochak, The Chronicle-Herald, Halifax for "Preacher's
Funeral"
Photojournalism - Feature - Television
Mark Thompson, CBC Newfoundland for "Lakeshore Hotel"
Editorial Cartooning
Greg Perry, "Water Woes"
Jim MacNeill New Journalist Award
Catherine Vardy, "Times & Transcript", Moncton
Journalistic Achievement Award
Fred Hatfield, The Vanguard, Yarmouth
Connaught Medal for Excellence in Health Research Journalism
(now Aventis Pasteur Medal of Excellence in Health Research Journalism)
This year's award went to Ann Rees, a reporter at The Province
for her series of articles on attention deficit disorder, "Boys
will be boys - that's why we've got them popping pills". The
article featured detailed statistics on the number of students that
were being medicated with the drug in cities and towns throughout
the province, suggesting that the level of Riatlin use in some centres
far exceeds the actual occurrence of ADD within the local population.
Ms. Reeves received a commemorative medal and a $1,500 bursary,
as well as having her name inscribed on a permanent plaque at The
Canadian Medical Hall of Fame in London, Ontario.
BC Book Prize Winners 2000
Ethel Wilson Fiction Prize
Michael Turner, "The Pornographer's Poem" (Doubleday)
Haig-Brown Regional Prize
Margaret Horsfield, "Cougar Annie's Garden" (Salal Books)
Hubert Evans Non-Fiction Prize
Rita Moir, "Buffalo Jump: A Woman's Travels" (Coteau)
Bill Duthie Booksellers' Choice
Derek Hayes, "Historical Atlas of British Columbia and the
Pacific Northwest" (Cavendish Books)
Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize
Lorna Crozier, "What the Living Won't Let Go" (McLelland
& Stewart)
Sheila Egoff Children's Prize
Vivien Bowers, "WOW Canada! Exploring the Land from Coast to
Coast to Coast" (Owl Books)
Registered Nurses Association of Ontario Nursing in the Media
Award Competition
Award of Excellence Winners
Jimmy Leung, Fairchild TV
Ann Lukits, Kingston Whig-Standard
Michele Landsberg, Toronto Star
Prithi Yelaja, Kitchener-Waterloo Record
Julie Ireton, CBC Radio
Certificate of Merit Winners
Linda Boyle, Global TV
Robin Harvey, Toronto Star
Andrew Philips, Brockville Recorder and Times
Rae Joseph, Alliston Herald
Janice Turner, Toronto Star
Canadian Nurses Association Media Awards 2000
PRINT:
FEATURE
Bobbi-Jean MacKinnon, Saint John Times Globe, "Emergency
Room"
SERIES
André Picard, The Globe and Mail, "Behind Closed
Doors: The Struggle Over Homecare"
MAGAZINE
Alicia Priest, The Georgia Straight Newspaper, First Call
SHORT REPORT
David Gutnick, CBC Radio Montreal, "Brand New Eyes: Laser Eye
Surgery"
LONG REPORT
Monica Kidd, CBC Radio, "Water Chlorination"
SHORT REPORT
Normand Grondin, Pascal Gélinas, Société Radio-Canada,
"La régénération de la moelle épinière"
(pour Découverte)
Emma Saganash, Jeff Dorn, CBC North Quebec, "The Journey:
Part One"
LONG REPORT
sponsored by International Data Group
Carol Moore-Ede, CBC, The Nature of Things, "Designing for
Dignity: Engineering Body Parts"
Jack McGraw, Dr. Art Hister, Melanie Wood, Documentary Productions
Ltd., "The Sweet Assassin"
INTERNATIONAL HEALTH REPORTING AWARD
co-sponsored by the Canadian Society for International Health/PAHO
Bob McDonald, Jim Handman, CBC Radio, "Malaria and DDT"
STILL NEWS PHOTOGRAPHY
Fred Lum, Tibor Kolley, The Globe and Mail, "Behind
Closed Doors: The Struggle Over Homecare"
Trillium Book Award
English Language Award
Alistair MacLeod has won the $12,000 prize for his work, "No
Great Michief", which captures the lilting music of Cape Breton
in its hypnotic narrative of the political and personal struggles
of the fictitious MacDonald Clan. (McClelland & Stewart)
French Language Award
Andrée Christensen and Jacques Flamand have won the $12,000
prize for, "Lithochronos", a collaborative book of spare
yet engaging poetry inspired by the metamorphosis of a small bird's
remians. (Editions de Vermillon)
Japan Assignment 2000
The Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada (APFC) and the Foreign
Press Centre/Japan, co-sponsors of the program, named Joe Chidley,
senior writer with Canadian Business, Brenda Bouw, a business
reporter with The National Post, and Susan Lazaruk, consumer
affairs reporter with The Province, Vancouver to undertake
the two-week reporting program in Japan. They will pursue individual
programs, developing story ideas of their own choice, during the
year beginning April 1.
Toronto Arts Awards 1999
Architecture & Design
Bruce Mau
Media Arts
Mike Hoolboom
Music
Colin Linden
Performing Arts
Urjo Kareda
Visual Arts
Robert Fones
Writing & Publishing
Josef Skvorecky
William Kilbourn Award
Stan Bevington
Lifetime Achievement Award
Burton Kramer
Amnesty International Canada - Media Awards 1999
National Print
Dan Gardner, The Ottawa Citzien, "The Trials of Alexsandr
Nikitin"
Local/Alternative Print
Jacques Poitras, New Brunswick Telegraph Journal
Video/Audio
Rick MacInnes-Rae, CBC National Radio News
Tom Fairley Award for Editorial Excellence 1999
Elizabeth McLean of Shawnigan Lake, BC has won for her work "Finding
the Right Treatment: Modern and Alternative Medicine: A Comprehensive
Guide to Getting the Best of Both Worlds". (Hartley & Marks
Publishing Inc.)
Dateline Hong Kong Fellowship
Catherine Pope, BCTV
Janice Cleugh, Tri-City News, Port Coquitlam, BC
John Drainie Award for Distinguished Contribution to Broadcasting
Pierre Berton
For information about awards see:
Fame
& Fortune: Comprehensive Listing of Awards and Prizes available
to Canadian journalists
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