ONA members: Entries are now closed for the 61st Annual Ontario Newspaper Awards. For any questions about the judging process please email Rosie Grover at The Hamilton Spectator at rgrover@thespec.com or call 905-526-3404. The dinner and gala will be held
HAMILTON Steve Buist of the Hamilton Spectator and Jason Kryk of the Windsor Star took home the top two prizes at the 60th annual Ontario Newspaper Awards dinner. Buist won the Martha Blackburn Award as journalist of the year and
This award is given for a single photo or a series of up to three photos on the same subject. The nominees are Philip Walker, Waterloo Region Record; Mathew McCarthy, Waterloo Region Record and Dax Melmer, The Windsor Star
This award is given for a single photo or package of up to three related photos produced under pressure or deadline. The nominees for Spot News Photography (over 25,000 circulation) are Mathew McCarthy, The Waterloo Region Record, Jason Kryk, The
This award is given for a single photo or package of up to three related photos produced under pressure or deadline. The nominees for Spot News Photography (under 25,000 circulation) are: Ian McAlpine, Kingston Whig-Standard, Mike DiBattista, The Niagara Falls
This award is given for a single web-only photograph, slide show or photo. Online Photography, nominees: Tyler Brownbridge, The Windsor Star, Jason Kryk, The Windsor, Dax Melmer, The Windsor A youth leads a group of children from the Lev
This award is given to the photographer whose portfolio is judged to be the most outstanding on the basis of subject matter, originality, technical excellence and versatility. Browse below the portfolios submitted by our Photojournalist of the Year nominees: Dax
We are pleased to present the nominees for the 2014 Ontario Newspaper Awards. They are presented in no particular order: Municipal Affairs Writing (under 25,000 circulation) Sara Ross, Orillia Packet and Times Laura Stricker, The Sudbury Star Elliot Ferguson, The
The entry deadline has passed for the 2014 Ontario Newspaper Awards. Thank you to all who entered. We continue to be overwhelmed by the interest you show through the hundreds of submissions. The judging process is underway. Our judges, more
OAKVILLE Bryan Cantley, a long-time ONA judge, and former reporter and editor who oversaw the National Newspaper Awards for many years, has died. He was 66. The NNA organization says Cantley died Tuesday in hospital in Oakville, Ont., after being
The Ontario Newspaper Awards were held in Waterloo on April 27, 2013. More than 250 people gathered at the Waterloo Inn and Conference Centre to celebrate excellence in journalism. Browse through some of our memories of that night. All photos
