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Dave Rogers Award – Long Feature – Radio – Small/ Medium Market SASKATOON, SK April 8, 2015 – RTDNA Canada, The Association of Electronic Journalists, is pleased to recognize excellence in electronic journalism in the Prairie Region. RTDNA Canada Awards honour the best programs, stations and news gathering organizations in radio, television and digital. “These awards are named after pioneers and innovators of our industry, and some of them were the founders of our association more than fifty years ago,” said RTDNA Canada President Ian Koenigsfest. “We’re pleased to continue celebrating excellence in electronic and digital journalism. Our founders would be proud of the quality of award winning local news coverage today.” Here are Your Nominees: Dave Rogers Award – Long Feature – Radio – Small/ Medium Market • CBC Saskatchewan • 900 CKBI • CBC North Dave Rogers Award – Long Feature – Radio – Large Market • CBC Edmonton • CBC Radio Calgary Dave Rogers Award – Long Feature – TV – Small/ Medium Market • CBC North (Montreal) • CBC North • Global Regina (CFRE) Dave Rogers Award – Long Feature – TV – Large Market • CTV Winnipeg • Global News Winnipeg • Global News Calgary Dave Rogers Award – Short Feature – Radio – Small/ Medium Market • CBC North Yellowknife • CBC North • News Talk 980 CJME Dave Rogers Award – Short Feature – TV – Small/ Medium Market • Global News • CTV Regina • Global Regina (CFRE) Dave Rogers Award – Short Feature – TV – Large Market • CBC Edmonton • Global News Calgary • CTV Edmonton Adrienne Clarkson Award – Diversity – Radio • CBC Edmonton • News Talk 650 CKOM Adrienne Clarkson Award – Diversity – TV • CBC Saskatchewan • Global Edmonton • Global News Winnipeg Dan McArthur Award – In-depth/Investigative – Digital Media • CBC Edmonton • CBC Edmonton Dan McArthur Award – In-depth/Investigative – Radio • CBC Calgary, The Eyeopener • CBC Saskatchewan • CBC Edmonton Dan McArthur Award – In-depth /Investigative – TV • Global News Calgary • CTV Winnipeg • CBC Edmonton Ron Laidlaw Award – Continuing Coverage – Digital Media • CBC Calgary • Global News Winnipeg • CTV Calgary Ron Laidlaw Award – Continuing Coverage – Radio • 900 CKBI • 620 CKRM • 660News Ron Laidlaw Award – Continuing Coverage – TV • CBC Saskatchewan • Global News Calgary • CTV Winnipeg Charlie Edwards Award – Spot News – Digital Media • CBC Calgary • SteinbachOnline.com • CTV Calgary Charlie Edwards Award – Spot News – Radio • CBC Calgary • CBC North • 660News Charlie Edwards Award – Spot News – TV • Global Edmonton • CBC Saskatchewan • Global News Calgary Dick Smyth Award – Creative use of Sound – Radio • 630 CHED • CBC Saskatchewan • CBC Calgary Hugh Haugland Award – Creative use of Video – TV • CTV Edmonton • Global Regina (CFRE) • Global Edmonton Sports Award – Radio – Large Market • CBC Calgary Sports Award – TV – Small/Medium Market • Global Lethbridge • Global Regina (CFRE) • CTV Regina Sports Award – TV – Large Market • CTV Winnipeg • CTV Winnipeg • CTV Calgary Digital Media Award – Digital Media – Small/Medium Market • 900 CKBI • Global Saskatoon Digital Media Award – Digital Media – Large Market • CBC Calgary Gord Sinclair Award – Live Special Events – Radio • 620 CKRM • CBC Edmonton Gord Sinclair Award – Live Special Events – TV • CTV Edmonton • CTV Winnipeg Peter Gzowski Award – News Information Program – Radio • CNC North – The Trailbreaker • CBC Saskatchewan • CBC Calgary Trina McQueen Award – News Information Program – TV • CTV Edmonton • Global News Winnipeg • Global Regina (CFRE) Sam Ross Award – Radio • Global Edmonton Byron MacGregor Award – Best Newscast – Radio – Small Market • CJUV FM Sunny 94.1 • CJOC-FM Lethbridge Byron MacGregor Award – Best Newscast – Radio – Medium Market • News Talk 650 CKOM • 620CKRM • News Talk 980 CJME Byron MacGregor Award – Best Newscast – Radio – Large Market • CBC Calgary • CBC Edmonton Bert Cannings Award – Best Newscast – TV – Small Market • CHAT TV • Global Lethbridge • CBC North Bert Cannings Award – Best Newscast – TV – Medium Market • CTV Regina • CBC News Saskatchewan • Global Regina (CFRE) Bert Cannings Award – Best Newscast – TV – Large Market • Global News Calgary • CTV Edmonton • Global Edmonton Lifetime Achievement Award Winners: Lisa Ford – Global News Tony Tighe – Global News RTDNA Canada is the voice of electronic and digital journalists and news managers in Canada. The members of RTDNA Canada recognize the responsibility of broadcast journalists to promote and to protect the freedom to report independently about matters of public interest and to present a wide range of expressions, opinions and ideas. The RTDNA Canada Code of Ethics, adopted by the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council, is used to measure fairness and accuracy in our profession. -30- For more information, contact Yuliana Tjie at (437) 836.3088 or [email protected] or Ian Koenigsfest, President, RTDNA Canada at (604) 331-2790 or [email protected] .
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