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Congratulations to the CAJ Awards finalists
TORONTO, April 16 /CNW/ - The Canadian Association of Journalists is
pleased to announce the finalists for its annual awards for outstanding
journalism in Canada for 2008.
The winning entry in each category will receive a $500 cash prize.
Finalists listed below are arranged by media outlet in alphabetical order. The
winners in each category will be announced May 23, 2009, at the CAJ Awards
Banquet in Vancouver.
The Don McGillivray Award for the best 'overall' investigative report for
2008 will also be announced at the awards banquet.
Please note that the media outlet listed is where the finalist worked at
the time his or her entry was broadcast/published or where the particular
entry was broadcast/published.
The finalists in the OPEN NEWSPAPER/WIRE SERVICE (circulation (greater
than) 25,000) category are:
Greg McArthur
Mulroney-Schreiber
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The Globe and Mail
Steve Buist
A Pig's Tale
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Hamilton Spectator
Robert Cribb
Listeria
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The Toronto Star
David Pugliese
Sovereignty for Sale
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Ottawa Citizen
The finalists in the COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER category are:
Mattieu Aikins
Adam's Fall
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The Coast
The finalists in the OPEN TELEVISION (greater than 5 minutes) category
are:
Frédéric Zalac, Alex Shprintsen, Kris Fleerackers, Georges Laszuk,
Sandra Bartlett, Susanne Reber
The Taser Test
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CBC News: The National
Terence McKenna, Nazim Baksh, Stephen Phizicky
The United States v. Omar Khadr
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CBC Documentary Production Unit
Evan Solomon and Bruce Livesey
The Great Wall Street Swindle
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CBC News: Sunday
Brett Mitchell, Victor Malarek, Larissa Moore
Mistaken Identity
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CTV: W-FIVE
Marleen Trotter, Victor Malarek, Chad Derrick, Patti-Ann Finlay
Right to Know
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CTV: W-FIVE
The finalists in the OPEN TELEVISION (Less than 5 minutes) category are:
Vera-Lynn Kubinec, Alex Freedman, Terry Stapleton
Bed Rails
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CBC News - Manitoba
Janis Mackey Frayer
Inside Gaza Rocket Shops
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CTV News
Steve Chao
Tibetan Horseman Riot
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CTV News
Paul Hunter and Harvey Cashore
Mulroney Mystery
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CBC News: The National
Avis Favaro and Elizabeth St. Philip
BPA in Cans
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CTV News
The finalists in the REGIONAL TELEVISON category are:
Paisley Woodward, Eric Rankin, Curt Petrovich, Robert Zimmerman
Dirty Dollars
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CBC News: Vancouver
Kathy Tomlinson, Eric Rankin, Enza Uda, Paisley Woodward
Prescription for Profit
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CBC News: Vancouver
Zach Goudie
No Recycling
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CBC News: Here and Now
The finalists in the OPEN RADIO NEWS/CURRENT AFFAIRS category are:
Rick MacInnes-Rae, Piya Chattopadhyay, Anthony Germain, Bruce
Edwards, Donna Cressman, Dawna Dingwall, Andrea Huncar, Naheed
Mustafa, Tim Lorimer, Alan Guettel
Nuclear Renaissance
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CBC National Radio News
Alison Crawford and John Nicol
A Taxing Gift
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CBC National Radio News
Naheed Mustafa and Donna Cressman
Afghanistan's Left-Behinds
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CBC National Radio News
Scott Dippel
Democracy, Alberta Style
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CBC Radio-Calgary
Melanie Patten and Kevin Ward
Swissair 10th Anniversary
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The Canadian Press
The finalists in the CAJ/Marketwire COMPUTER-ASSISTED REPORTING (CAR)
category are:
Jim Bronskill, Sue Bailey, Darlene Parsons, Kevin Wiltshire, Sandra
Bartlett, David McKie, Phil Harbord, Frederic Zalac, Susanne Reber,
Alex Shprintsen, Kris Fleerackers, Georges Laszuk
Putting Tasers to the Test
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The Canadian Press and CBC/Radio-Canada
Chinta Puxley
Three Quarters of Nursing Homes Cited for Not Meeting Some Provincial
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Standards
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The Canadian Press
Sandro Contenta, Betsy Powell, Robyn Doolittle, Jim Rankin, Patty
Winsa, Andrew Bailey, Hidy Ng
Crime and Punishment
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The Toronto Star
Chad Skelton
Care and Attention
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The Vancouver Sun
Melinda Dalton and Tamsin McMahon
Impact
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Waterloo Region Record
The finalists in the PHOTOJOURNALISM category are:
Andrew Vaughan
Portfolio
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The Canadian Press
Darryl Dyck
Portfolio
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Freelancer
Steve Russell
Portfolio
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The Toronto Star
Louie Palu
The Fighting Season
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The Toronto Star
Joe Bryksa
2008 Portfolio
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Winnipeg Free Press
The finalists in the MAGAZINE category are:
Susan McClelland
Cut Both Ways
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Chatelaine
Alex Roslin
The Pill Pushers
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The Georgia Straight
Michael Friscolanti
A National Embarrassment
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Maclean's
Michael Friscolanti and Martin Patriquin
Caught in the No-Fly Web
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Maclean's
Caitlin Crawshaw
Go the Distance
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Unlimited
The finalists in the FAITH AND SPIRITUALITY category are:
Karen Pauls and Dick Miller
Under the Shadow
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CBC Radio-The Current
Karen Pauls, Vito Cupoli, Margaret Daly, Pauline Dakin, Curt
Petrovich, Frank Koller, Vik Adhopia, Eli Glassner, Lee Hewitt
Where is God Today?
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CBC Radio
Noor Javed
GTA's Secret World of Polygamy
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The Toronto Star
Robert Sibley
One Nation Under God
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The Ottawa Citizen
The finalists in the SCOOP category are:
Roger Collier
Canada's Nuclear Fallout
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Canadian Medical Association Journal
Anthony Germain
Policing In China: Citizens Speak Out
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CBC Radio
Patricia Bell
The Nunavut Business Credit Corporation Fiasco
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CBC Nunavut
Kelly Dehn
Emergency Room Death
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CTV Winnipeg
Vito Pilieci
Proposed Secret Copyright Deal Takes Aim at Ipods, Providers
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The Ottawa Citizen
The finalists in the DAILY EXCELLENCE category are:
Laura Lynch and Bruce Edwards
Buying Votes in Zimbabwe
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CBC Radio
Briar Stewart
Eyes on the Road- But Who is Watching the Driving Instructor
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CBC News: Edmonton
Anthony Germain
A School Built of Tofu
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CBC Radio
Karen Pauls
Murder On a Greyhound Bus
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CBC Radio
Murray Oliver
Greyhound Bus Beheading
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CTV News
The finalists in the PRINT FEATURE category are:
Mattieu Aikins
Adam's Fall
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The Coast
Jessica Leeder
1 in 100
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The Globe and Mail
Michael Friscolanti
How Safe is Your Food?
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Maclean's
The finalists for the CAJ/CNW Student Award of Excellence are:
Adrian Morrow and Karon Liu
The Master Plan: Rye High Grows Up
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Ryerson University
Tamara Cunningham
Motel Muddle
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Thompson Rivers University
Allison Martel
The Invisible 40 per cent
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University of Toronto
Allison Cross
A Dying Man's Wish
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University of British Columbia
Lisa Vanevery
Reconciling Differences
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Wilfred Laurier University
Congratulations to all our finalists. Your work has been outstanding and
we thank you for entering.
The Canadian Association of Journalists is a professional organization
with over 1,400 members across Canada. The CAJ's primary roles are public
interest advocacy work and professional development for its members.
For further information: John Dickins, Executive Director, CAJ, (613) 526-8061 CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF JOURNALISTS
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