Douglas & McIntyre Awards
 Winner of the Canadian Culinary Book AwardFresh, by John Bishop & Dennis Green, has won a gold medal at the Canadian Culinary Book Award, sponsored by Cuisine Canada and the University of Guelph. Read more >> |  Nominated for the City of Victoria Butler Book PrizeTerrible Victory, by Mark Zuehlke, has been nominated for the City of Victoria Butler Book Prize. The winner will be announced in Victoria on October 15, 2008. Read more >> |
 Nominated for the City of Victoria Butler Book PrizeTerrible Victory, by Mark Zuehlke, has been nominated for the City of Victoria Butler Book Prize. The winner will be announced in Victoria on October 15, 2008. Read more >> |  Winner of Applied Art's 2008 Annual Award for DesignIkonica, by Jeannette Hanna & Alan Middleton, has won the 2008 Annual Award for Design, sponsored by Applied Art's Magazine. Read more >> |
Nominated for an Advertising and Design Club of Canada AwardIkonica, by Jeannette Hanna & Alan Middleton, has been nominated for a Directions 2008 Award, sponsored by the Advertising and Design Club of Canada. The winners will be announced on November 12, 2008. Read more >> |  Winner of the Canadian Jewish Book Award for HistoryKasztner's Train, by Anna Porter, has won the Canadian Jewish Book Award for History. The award ceremony will take place on June 4, 2008. Read more >> |
 Winner of the Canadian Jewish Book Award for HistoryKasztner's Train, by Anna Porter, has won the Canadian Jewish Book Award in the History category. The award ceremony will take place on June 4, 2008. Read more >> | Winner of the Nereus Writers' Trust Non-Fiction PrizeKasztner's Train has won the Nereus Writers' Trust Non-Fiction Prize, sponsored by Nereus Financial Inc., and the Writers' Trust of Canada. Read more >> |
Nominated for the Charles Taylor Prize for Literary Non-FictionKasztner's Train has been nominated for the Charles Taylor Prize for Literary Non-Fiction. Read more >> |  Winner of the Manitoba Historical Society's Margaret McWilliams Prize for Popular HistoryArc of the Medicine Line, by former archivist Tony Rees, has won the Margaret McWilliams Prize for Popular History, sponsored by the Manitoba Historical Society. Read more >> |