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- WINNERS - 2010 MA MURRAY COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER AWARDS SPONSOR CATEGORY PLACEMENT NEWSPAPER FINALIST GOLD: North Shore News Donna Couturier and Team BCYCNA Ad Campaign Award SILVER: North Shore News Melissa Baker and Team BRONZE: Langley Times Millie McKinnon GOLD: North Shore News Tara Lalanne and Marina Rockey BCYCNA Ad Campaign Award, Collaborative SILVER: Burnaby / New Westminster NewsLeader Karen Murtagh and Team BRONZE: Abbotsford News Alana Green and Team GOLD: Vernon Morning Star Karen Cooper Ad Design Award, Collaborative: BCYCNA SILVER: North Shore News Courtney Harding and Team Over 25,000 BRONZE: Langley Times Brian Davis GOLD: The Valley Echo Sheila Tutty Ad Design Award, Collaborative: BCYCNA SILVER: Kootenay Weekly Express Stephanie Taylor Under 25,000 BRONZE: The Squamish Chief Louise Dewar GOLD: Abbotsford News Margot Goulding BCYCNA Ad Design Award: Over 25,000 SILVER: Saanich News Ryan Landa BRONZE: Burnaby / New Westminster NewsLeader Matt Blair and Team GOLD: Coast Reporter Kevin Dergez and Team BCYCNA Ad Design Award: Under 25,000 SILVER: Coast Reporter Eric Pinfold and Team BRONZE: Coast Reporter Ashley Doyle and Team GOLD: Nanaimo News Bulletin Melissa Fryer BC Arts Council Arts & Culture Writing Award SILVER: Vancouver Courier Janaya Fuller-Evans BRONZE: Yukon News Genesee Keevil British Columbia GOLD: Cowichan News Leader Pictorial Mike D'Amour Automobile Business Writing Award SILVER: Northern Sentinel Malcolm Baxter Association BRONZE: Prince George Citizen Gordon Hoekstra GOLD: Yukon News Wyatt Tremblay BCYCNA Cartoonist Award SILVER: Victoria News Ole Heggen BRONZE: North Thompson Times Gerald Tisdale GOLD: North Shore News Trixi Agrios New Car Dealers Classifieds Award SILVER: Coast Reporter Shelley Alleyne Association of BC BRONZE: Langley Advance Barb Laws GOLD: Yukon News Al Pope Canada Post Columnist Award SILVER: Salmon Arm Observer Martha Wickett BRONZE: Langley Advance Matthew Claxton GOLD: Prince Rupert Daily News Wendy Webb Black Family Editorial Award SILVER: Yukon News Richard Mostyn BRONZE: The Hope Standard Simone Rolph GOLD: The Tri-City News Diane Strandberg International Web Environmental Initiative Award SILVER: Vancouver Courier Cheryl Rossi Express BRONZE: Cowichan Valley Citizen Sarah Simpson Thompson Rivers GOLD: Yukon News James Munson University School of Environmental Writing Award SILVER: Yukon News Genesee Keevil Journalism BRONZE: Burnaby Now Jennifer Moreau Eric Dunning Integrity Award Delta Optimist Edgar Dunning GOLD: Quesnel Cariboo Observer Autumn MacDonald Bell Feature Article Award SILVER: Surrey-North Delta Leader Dan Ferguson BRONZE: Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows Times Amy Steele - WINNERS - 2010 MA MURRAY COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER AWARDS SPONSOR CATEGORY PLACEMENT NEWSPAPER FINALIST GOLD: Surrey-North Delta Leader Evan Seal Feature Photo Award, B&W: Over WorkSafeBCBCYCNA Ad Campaign Award SILVER: Kamloops Daily News Murray Mitchell 25,000 BRONZE: Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows News Colleen Flanagan GOLD: The Williams Lake Tribune Erin Hitchcock Feature Photo Award, B&W: Under WorkSafeBC SILVER: The Interior News Dan Mesec 25,000 BRONZE: Quesnel Cariboo Observer Percy N. Hébert GOLD: Coquitlam Now Paul vanPeenen Tinhorn Creek Feature Photo Award, Colour: Over SILVER: Abbotsford / Mission Times Jean Konda-Witte Vineyards 25,000 BRONZE: Victoria News Don Denton GOLD: Nelson Star Matthew Peterson Tinhorn Creek Feature Photo Award, Colour: SILVER: Salmon Arm Observer James Murray Vineyards Under 25,000 BRONZE: Lake Cowichan Gazette Bonnie Hayward GOLD: Yukon News John Thompson BCYCNA Feature Series Award SILVER: Vancouver Courier Mike Howell BRONZE: Victoria News Roszan Holmen GOLD: Yukon News John Thompson John Collison Memorial Award for SILVER: Nanaimo Daily News Derek Spalding Investigative Journalism BRONZE: Kamloops This Week Tim Petruk GOLD: Langley Advance Matthew Claxton and the Advance Newsroom Curve Ma Murray Community Service SILVER: Cowichan News Leader Pictorial Don Bodger Communications Award BRONZE: Quesnel Cariboo Observer Darlene Osborne GOLD: New Westminster Record Alfie Lau Neville Shanks Memorial Award BCYCNA SILVER: Surrey-North Delta Leader Kevin Diakiw for Historical Writing BRONZE: North Shore Outlook Kelly McManus GOLD: North Thompson Times Newspaper Excellence Award: BCLC SILVER: Houston Today Category A BRONZE: Lake Cowichan Gazette GOLD: The Free Press Newspaper Excellence Award: BCLC SILVER: The Valley Echo Category B BRONZE: Ladysmith-Chemainus Chronicle GOLD: Whistler Question Newspaper Excellence Award: BCLC SILVER: The Squamish Chief Category C BRONZE: Gulf Islands Driftwood GOLD: Coast Reporter Newspaper Excellence Award: BCLC SILVER: Yukon News Category D BRONZE: Oak Bay News GOLD: Parksville Qualicum Beach News Newspaper Excellence Award: BCLC SILVER: Victoria News Category E BRONZE: Comox Valley Record GOLD: Langley Times Newspaper Excellence Award: BCLC SILVER: Peace Arch News Category F BRONZE: Nanaimo News Bulletin GOLD: Capital News Newspaper Excellence Award: BCLC SILVER: Surrey-North Delta Leader Category G BRONZE: North Shore News - WINNERS - 2010 MA MURRAY COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER AWARDS SPONSOR CATEGORY PLACEMENT NEWSPAPER FINALIST GOLD: Gulf Islands Driftwood Peter McCully and Lorraine Sullivan BCYCNA NewspaperAd Campaign Promotion Award Award SILVER: North Shore News Adrian Cunningham BRONZE: North Shore News Vicki Magnison and Team British Columbia GOLD: Yukon News John Thompson Automobile Outdoor Recreation Writing Award SILVER: Yukon News Genesee Keevil Association BRONZE: Ladysmith-Chemainus Chronicle Stephen Thomson GOLD: Gulf Islands Driftwood Susan Lundy and Team Port Metro Photo Essay Award SILVER: The Squamish Chief Sylvie Paillard Vancouver BRONZE: The Valley Echo Darryl Crane GOLD: Abbotsford / Mission Times Rafe Arnott BCYCNA Portrait/Personality Photo Award SILVER: Shuswap Market News James Murray BRONZE: South Delta Leader Rob Newell GOLD: Victoria News Oliver Sommer Special Publications Award: Over BCYCNA SILVER: North Shore News Layne Christensen and Adrian Cunningham 25,000 BRONZE: Kamloops Daily News Danna Bach GOLD: Gulf Islands Driftwood Gail Sjuberg and Team Special Publications Award: Under BCYCNA SILVER: Grand Forks Gazette Sandra Barron, Shelley Ackerman, Chris Hammett and Team 25,000 BRONZE: Coast Reporter Cathie Roy and Team British Columbia GOLD: Surrey-North Delta Leader Jeff Nagel, Sheila Reynolds and Team Special Section Award: Over Automobile SILVER: Surrey-North Delta Leader Paula Carlson and Team 25,000 Association BRONZE: Abbotsford News Cristine MacDonald and Team British Columbia GOLD: Coast Reporter Kevin Dergez and Team Special Section Award: Under Automobile SILVER: South Delta Leader Chrissie Bowker 25,000 Association BRONZE: Gulf Islands Driftwood Susan Lundy GOLD: Yukon News Mike Thomas Hub International Sports Photo Award: Over 25,000 SILVER: Parksville Qualicum Beach News James Clarke BRONZE: Yukon News Chris Colbourne GOLD: Powell River Peak Alicia Baas Sports Photo Award: Under Hub International SILVER: The Valley Echo Darryl Crane 25,000 BRONZE: Gulf Islands Driftwood John Cameron GOLD: Abbotsford News Dan Kinvig Horizon Publications Sports Writing Award SILVER: Surrey Now Michael Booth BRONZE: Coquitlam Now Dan Olson GOLD: Capital News Sean Connor Spot News Photo Award: Over TELUS SILVER: Surrey-North Delta Leader Evan Seal 25,000 BRONZE: North Shore News Mike Wakefield GOLD: Lake Cowichan Gazette Doug Marner Spot News Photo Award: Under TELUS SILVER: Quesnel Cariboo Observer Autumn MacDonald 25,000 BRONZE: Salmon Arm Observer James Murray GOLD: Yukon News Mike Thomas and Team Website & Online Innovation BCYCNA SILVER: Powell River Peak Tyson Fandrick Award BRONZE: Prince George Citizen Matt Altizer, Christine Skorepa and Team.
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