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La Presse Canadienne est fière de l’excellent travail de notre équipe de rédaction qui a notamment été honorée par :

Plus de 45 prix du Concours canadien de journalisme et de l’Association des services de nouvelles numériques et radiotélévisées du Canada.
Des prix de l’Association canadienne des journalistes.
Le prix d'excellence en journalisme de la Fondation pour le journalisme canadien.

Le Prix Michener de journalisme.
Le prestigieux prix Charles Lynch.
Les Prix de journalisme de l'Atlantique.
Des prix de l’Association des photographes de presse du Canada.
Le prix commémoratif Elmer Ferguson du Temple de la renommée du hockey et le prix Sports Media Canada.

Darryl Dyck, finaliste dans la catégorie du photojournalisme de l’ACJ

Darryl Dyck est quant à lui finaliste dans la catégorie du photojournalisme de l’ACJ pour l’ensemble de son travail lors des feux de forêt en Colombie-Britannique l’été dernier. Les nombreuses heures de travail que Darryl a consacrées à cette affectation ont produit un portfolio de photos mémorables qui ont été largement publiées en ligne et dans les journaux à travers le pays.

Les prix de l’ACJ pour 2017

Une équipe composée de Laura Kane, Geordon Omand, Joanna Smith, Sidhartha Banerjee, Paola Loriggio, Lucas Timmons et Kevin Ward est finaliste dans la catégorie «Open Media» de l’ACJ. Les membres de l’équipe ont passé des semaines, en plus de leurs tâches quotidiennes, à réaliser une série sur les conséquences de l’arrêt Jordan de la Cour suprême sur le système de justice au pays.
Leur projet a révélé des choses. Le nombre de cas qui ont été touchés par l’arrêt Jordan a été quantifié pour la première fois au niveau national et les données de la PC ont été citées par le Bureau de l’ombudsman fédéral des victimes d’actes criminels dans un rapport en novembre dernier.

The Supreme Court of Canada building is pictured, in Ottawa, on October 15, 2014.

Signage at the corporate headquarters of Equifax Inc. in Atlanta

Les prix canadiens en économie de la SABEW pour 2017

L’équipe composée de Armina Ligaya, Aleksandra Sagan, David Hodges et Ross Marowits est en nomination dans la catégorie des nouvelles de dernière heure des prix de la SABEW pour son travail acharné sur la fuite de données d’Equifax et sur le nombre de Canadiens affectés par le piratage.
Notre équipe économique s’est particulièrement distinguée et ses articles à ce sujet ont été repris partout.

Les prix nationaux de la RTDNA Canada

Dans la catégorie du documentaire bref, le reportage de Chris Purdy, «La Loche Remembered» et celui de Colin Perkel sur le secouriste d’Omar Khadr figurent.
La nouvelle de Bill Graveland sur les traitements alternatifs pour le Parkinson est finaliste dans la catégorie de la meilleure utilisation du son.

Two police officers stand out front of La Loche Community School

Atlantic Journalism Awards pour 2017

firefighters putting out a peat-bog fire in New Brunswick

GOLD WINNER: Diane Doiron got a nod in the Photojournalism News category for a moody photo of firefighters putting out a peat-bog fire in New Brunswick

police explore a house fire that left four people dead

SILVER FINALIST: Michael MacDonald and intern Kieran Leavitt were recognized in the Breaking/Spot News category for their coverage of a house fire that left four people dead.

a sailor rings a bell on the anniversary of the Halifax Explosion

SILVER FINALIST: Brett Bundale got a nod in the Feature category for her brilliant story on the anniversary of the Halifax Explosion.

SILVER FINALIST: Andrew Vaughan’s joyous picture of a sailor reacting after his girlfriend accepted his marriage proposal was picked in the Photojournalism Portrait/Feature category.

a protest sign marking poor access to abortion services in Nova Scotia

SILVER FINALIST: Brett Bundale got a nod in the Enterprise Reporting category for her work on the poor access to abortion services in Nova Scotia.

Prix du Concours canadien de journalisme pour 2017, 2016 et 2015

Elina Svitolina of Ukraine returns the ball against Simona Halep of Romania during women's semi-final Rogers Cup tennis action in Toronto on Saturday, August 12, 2017. Svitolina won the match advancing to the finals.

Finalist — Sports Photo Category: Elina Svitolina of Ukraine returns the ball against Simona Halep of Romania during women's semi-final Rogers Cup tennis action in Toronto on Saturday, August 12, 2017. Svitolina won the match advancing to the finals. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette

Kelsey Thorne holds her daughter Nevaeh Porter, 8, as they both cry while viewing the remains of their home where they lived with her parents that was destroyed by wildfire on the Ashcroft First Nation, near Ashcroft, B.C., late Sunday July 9, 2017

Finalist — News Photo Category: Kelsey Thorne holds her daughter Nevaeh Porter, 8, as they both cry while viewing the remains of their home where they lived with her parents that was destroyed by wildfire on the Ashcroft First Nation, near Ashcroft, B.C., late Sunday July 9, 2017. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gets splashed with water as he waves a flag while taking part in the annual Pride Parade in Toronto.

Nominee — News Feature Photo Category: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gets splashed with water as he waves a flag while taking part in the annual Pride Parade in Toronto on Sunday, July 3, 2016. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette

Nominee — Project of the Year Category: Kristy Kirkup and Sheryl Ubelacker: "Open secret: sexual abuse haunts children in Indigenous communities."

Police officers direct traffic under a cloud of smoke from a wildfire in Fort McMurray, Alberta.

Winner — News Feature Photo Category: Police officers direct traffic under a cloud of smoke from a wildfire in Fort McMurray, Alta., on Friday, May 6, 2016. The ferocious wildfire that forced nearly 90,000 to flee Canada's oilsands region and reduced thousands of homes to rubble has been picked as the top news story of 2016 in an annual survey of newsrooms across Canada by The Canadian Press. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jason Franson

A surfer comes off a wave in Cow Bay, Nova Scotia.

Nominee — Feature Photo Category: A surfer comes off a wave in Cow Bay, N.S., near Halifax, on Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2016. A winter storm forced school closures, delayed flights and created difficult traffic conditions. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Andrew Vaughan

Winner — News Photo: Dave Chidley from The Canadian Press won for a photo of a protester engulfed in flames after attempting to pour gas on a fire.

Dynamo's Ricardo Clark gets his hand in the face of teammate, goalkeeper Joe Willis, as he tries to punch the ball away from Vancouver Whitecaps' Kekuta Manneh.

Nominee — Sports Photo Category: Houston Dynamo's Ricardo Clark, left, gets his hand in the face of teammate, goalkeeper Joe Willis, right, as he tries to punch the ball away from Vancouver Whitecaps' Kekuta Manneh, back, during the first half of an MLS soccer game in Vancouver, B.C., on Saturday March 26, 2016. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl

Winner — News Feature Photo: Justin Tang from The Canadian Press won for his photo of Justin Trudeau embracing his mother on election night.

Nominee — News Feature Photo: Chad Hipolito from The Canadian Press was nominated for capturing a whale boat in the process of sinking; six died in the tragedy.

Prix de l’Association des photographes de presse du Canada pour 2016

Winner — General News Category: A fire burns to melt the ground so a grave can be dug at the cemetery in La Loche, Sask. Monday, Jan. 25, 2016. The graves are being prepared for some of the victims of Friday’s shooting. A 17-year-old boy allegedly shot two people at the school last Friday after shooting two brothers to death earlier at a home nearby. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward

Seven-year-old Luke Carter waves to window washers dressed as Spiderman, Ironman and Batman at Kingston General Hospital in Kingston, Ontario.

Winner — Feature Category: Seven-year-old Luke Carter waves to window washers dressed as Spiderman, Ironman and Batman at Kingston General Hospital in Kingston, Ont., on Aug. 2, 2016. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Lars Hagberg

Honourable Mention — Picture Story — News Category: Police officers direct traffic under a cloud of smoke from a wildfire in Fort McMurray, Alta., on Friday, May 6, 2016. The ferocious wildfire that forced nearly 90,000 to flee Canada's oilsands region and reduced thousands of homes to rubble has been picked as the top news story of 2016 in an annual survey of newsrooms across Canada by The Canadian Press. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jason Franson

A woman exhales smoke after taking a hit from a bong.

Honourable Mention — Social Issues Category: A woman who didn't want to be identified by name exhales after taking a hit from a bong during the annual 4/20 cannabis culture celebration at Sunset Beach in Vancouver on Wednesday April 20, 2016. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck

3rd Place — Sports Feature: Garreth McLellan, of South Africa, reacts after his fight against Alessio Di Chirico, of Italy, during a middleweight bout during a UFC Fight Night event in Vancouver on Saturday, August 27, 2016. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck

A bald eagle eating a chinook salmon along the Harrison River in Harrison Mills, British Columbia.

Feature Category — 3rd Place: A bald eagle eats a Chinook salmon along the Harrison River in Harrison Mills, B.C. Thursday, Nov. 24, 2016. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward

A woman walking through a tidal pool along the shore of Semiahmoo Bay during low tide in White Rock, British Columbia.

3rd Place — Pictorial Category: A woman walks through a tidal pool along the shore of Semiahmoo Bay during low tide in White Rock, B.C., on Friday, March 11, 2016. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck

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