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Scotiabank Giller Prize: An annual prize awarded in honour of
Doris Giller, celebrating the best in Canadian fiction.
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Arthur Ellis Award: Awarded by the Crime Writers of Canada for the
best in Canadian crime and mystery writing. There are 9 categories:
Best Novel, Best Short Story, Best First Novel, Best True Crime Book,
Best Juvenile Crime Book, Best French Crime Writing,
Best Genre Criticism/Reference, Best Play, and the Derrick Murdoch Award,
which is a special achievement
award for contribution to the crime and mystery genre.
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Canadian Booksellers Association
Libris Award: Awarded
through nomination and vote by members of the bookselling
community to an author who has demonstrated outstanding
achievement in the Canadian bookselling industry.
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Chapters/Books
In Canada First Novel Award (Currently
the Amazon.ca/Books
in Canada First Novel Award): Awarded for best
first
novel written in English to a citizen or resident
of Canada.
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Gemini Award for Best Screenplay:
Awarded
to best Canadian English-language television screenplay.
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Governor
General Award: Awarded annually for best
English-language
and French-language book. There are
7 categories: Fiction, Literary Non-Fiction, Poetry,
Drama, Children's
Literature (text), Children's Literature (illustration),
and Translation (French into English).
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The Griffin
Poetry Prize: Two awards for best English-language
poetry collection, one to a living Canadian poet
or translator, and the other to a poet or translator
from any other country.
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Trillium Book Award: Awarded
by the Ontario government for a book of any genre,
including fiction, non-fiction, poetry, drama, and
children's,
in English and in French.
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Booker Prize (Man Booker
Prize): Awarded for the best contemporary fiction
to a citizen from any Commonwealth country or Republic
of Ireland.
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Orange Prize: Awarded to a woman
of
any
nationality for best novel written in English.
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Writer's
Trust Awards:
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Pearson Award for Non-Fiction: Awarded
for best literary non-fiction
Matt Cohen Award:
Awarded to a Canadian writer for a lifetime of distinguished
work, either poetry or prose, and in either French
or English
Marian Engel Award: Awarded annually
to a female Canadian writer for a body of work and
her contribution to Canadian literature
Rogers
Writers' Fiction
Prize: Awarded for the year's best novel
or collection of short stories.
W.O. Mitchell
Literary
Prize: Awarded for an outstanding body of work,
mentorship of other writers, and publication of
a work of fiction or production of a stage play
during the three-year competition period.
Commonwealth
Writers' Prize: Awarded for best
work of fiction by a writer in any of the Commonwealth
countries International
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IMPAC Dublin Literary
Award:
Awarded for high literary merit for an English-language
book or an English translation, in any genre.
Books
must be nominated for this award by libraries
in capital and major cities.
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Scotiabank Giller Prize:
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• David Bergen /
The Time in Between (2005)
• Alice Munro / Runaway (2004)
• Michael Ondaatje /
Anil's Ghost (2000)
• Alice Munro /
The Love of a Good Woman (1998)
• Margaret Atwood /
Alias Grace (1996)
• Rohinton Mistry /
A Fine Balance (1995)
• Moyez Vassanji /
The Book of Secrets (1994) |
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Arthur Ellis Award:
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• Peter Robinson / The Summer That Never Was (Best Novel Nominee, 2004)
• Gordon Sinclair Jr. /
Cowboys and Indians (Best True Crime, 1999)
• Maureen Jennings / Except the Dying (Best First Novel Nominee, 1998)
• William Deverell /
Trial of Passion (Best Crime Novel, 1997)
• Gail Bowen /
A Colder Kind of Death (Best Crime Novel, 1994)
• Michael Harris /
The Prodigal Husband (Best True Crime, 1994)
• Lisa Priest /
Conspiracy of Silence (Best True Crime, 1989)
• Edward O. Phillips /
Buried on Sunday (Best Crime Novel, 1986)
• Elliott Leyton /
Hunting Humans (Best True Crime, 1986) |
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Canadian
Booksellers Association
Libris Award: |
• Alice Munro /
Runaway (Author of the Year, 2005)
• Alistair MacLeod /
No Great Mischief (Fiction, 2000)
• Alistair MacLeod /
No Great Mischief (Author of the Year, 2000)
• Alice Munro /
Love of a Good Woman (Fiction, 1998)
• Alice Munro /
Love of a Good Woman (Author of the Year, 1998)
• John Crosbie /
No Holds Barred (Non-Fiction, 1997)
• Margaret Atwood /
Alias Grace (Fiction, 1996)
• Alice Munro /
Open Secrets (Fiction, 1995) |
Chapters/Books In Canada First Novel Award
(Currently the Amazon.ca/Books in Canada First Novel Award):
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• Andre Alexis /
Childhood (1998)
• Margaret Gibson /
Opium Dreams (1997)
• Anne Michaels /
Fugitive Pieces (1996)
• Shyam Selvadurai /
Funny Boy (1994)
• John Steffler /
The Afterlife of George Cartwright (1992)
• Rohinton Mistry /
Such A Long Journey (1991)
• Rick Salutin /
A Man of Little Faith (1989) |
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Gemini
Award for Best Screenplay:
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• David Adams Richards /
For Those Who Hunt the Wounded Down (1999) |
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Governor
General Award:
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• Jessica Warner /
The Incendiary (Nominee, Non-fiction, 2005)
• Tim Lilburn /
Kill-site (Poetry, 2003)
• Michael Ondaatje /
Anil's Ghost (Fiction, 2000)
• Don McKay /
Another Gravity (Poetry, 2000)
• Patricia Claxton /
Gabrielle Roy: A Life (Translation, 1999)
• Jane Urquhart /
The Underpainter (Fiction, 1997)
• Dionne Brand /
Land to Light On (Poetry, 1997)
• Guy Vanderhaeghe /
The Englishman's Boy (Fiction, 1996)
• Michael Ondaatje /
The English Patient (Fiction, 1992)
• Maggie Siggins /
Revenge of the Land (Non-fiction, 1992)
• Lorna Crozier /
Inventing the Hawk (Poetry, 1992)
• Rohinton Mistry /
Such a Long Journey (Fiction, 1991)
• Don McKay /
Night Field (Poetry, 1991)
• Robert Hunter and Robert Calihoo /
Occupied Canada: A Young White Man Discovers His Unsuspected Past (Non-fiction, 1991)
• Stephen Clarkson and Christina McCall /
Trudeau and Our Times (Non-fiction, 1990)
• David Adams Richards /
Nights Below Station Street (Fiction, 1988)
• Gwendolyn MacEwen /
Afterworlds (Poetry, 1987)
• Alice Munro /
The Progress of Love (Fiction, 1986)
• Al Purdy /
The Collected Poems of Al Purdy (Poetry, 1986)
• Margaret Atwood /
The Handmaid's Tale (Fiction, 1985)
• Paulette Jiles /
Celestial Navigation (Poetry, 1984)
• Sandra Gwyn /
The Private Capital: Ambition and Love in the Age of Macdonald and Laurier (Non-fiction, 1984)
• David Donnell /
Settlements (Poetry, 1983)
• F.R. Scott /
The Collected Poems of F.R. Scott (Poetry, 1981)
• Michael Ondaatje /
There's a Trick with a Knife I'm Learning to Do (Poetry or Drama, 1979)
• Marian Engel /
Bear (Fiction, 1976)
• Brian Moore /
The Great Victorian Collection (Fiction, 1975)
• Ralph Gustafson /
Fire on Stone (Poetry or Drama, 1974)
• Margaret Laurence /
The Diviners (Fiction, 1974)
• Michael Bell /
Painters in a New Land (Non-fiction, 1973)
• Rudy Wiebe /
The Temptations of Big Bear (Fiction, 1973)
• John Newlove /
Lies (Poetry or Drama, 1972)
• Pierre Berton /
The Last Spike (Non-fiction, 1971)
• Mordecai Richler /
St. Urbain's Horseman (Fiction, 1971)
• George Bowering /
Rocky Mountain Foot and The Gangs of Kosmos (co-pub'd with the House of Anansi; Poetry or Drama, 1969)
• Leonard Cohen /
Selected Poems 1956-68 (Poetry, 1968)
• Mordecai Richler /
Cocksure and Hunting Tigers Under Glass (Fiction and essays, 1968)
• Margaret Laurence /
A Jest of God (Fiction, 1966)
• Alfred Purdy /
The Cariboo Horses (Poetry or Drama, 1965)
• Douglas LePan /
The Deserter (Fiction, 1964)
• Irving Layton /
Red Carpet for the Sun (Poetry or Drama, 1959)
• Pierre Berton /
Klondike (Non-fiction, 1958)
• Gabrielle Roy /
Streets of Riches (translation; Fiction, 1957)
• Pierre Berton /
The Mysterious North (co-pub'd with Knopf; Non-fiction, 1956)
• P.K. Page /
The Metal and the Flower (Poetry or Drama, 1954)
• James Wrenford Watson /
Of Time and the Lover (Poetry or Drama, 1950)
• James Reaney /
The Red Heart (Poetry or Drama, 1949)
• R.S. Lambert /
Franklin of the Arctic (Juvenile, 1949)
• Thomas N. Raddall /
Halifax, Warden of the North (Non-fiction, 1948)
• Gabrielle Roy /
The Tin Flute (translation; co-pub'd with Reynal & Hitchcock; Fiction, 1947)
• Thomas N. Raddall /
The Pied Piper of Dipper Creek (co-pub'd with Wm. Blackwood & Son; Fiction, 1943)
• John Murray Gibbon /
The Canadian Mosaic (Non-fiction, 1938)
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The
Griffin Poetry Prize
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• Anne Simpson /
Loop (2004)
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Trillium
Book Award
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• Alistair MacLeod /
No Great Mischief (Fiction, 1999)
• Andre Alexis /
Childhood (Fiction, 1998)
• Alice Munro /
Love of a Good Woman (Fiction, 1998)
• Dionne Brand /
Land to Light On (Poetry, 1997)
• Anne Michaels /
Fugitive Pieces (Fiction, 1996)
• Margaret Atwood /
morning in the burned house (Poetry, 1995)
• Margaret Atwood /
The Robber Bride (Fiction, 1994)
• Jane Urquhart /
Away (Fiction, 1994)
• Michael Ondaatje /
The English Patient (Fiction, 1993)
• Margaret Atwood /
Wilderness Tips (Fiction, 1992)
• Alice Munro /
Friend of My Youth (Fiction, 1991)
• Michael Ondaatje /
In the Skin of a Lion (Fiction, 1988) |
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Booker
Prize (Man Booker Prize)
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• Margaret Atwood /
The Blind Assassin (2000)
• Michael Ondaatje /
The English Patient (1992) |
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Orange
Prize
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• Margaret Atwood /
Oryx and Crake (long list nominee for Fiction, 2004)
• Anne Michaels /
Fugitive Pieces (Fiction, 1996) |
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Writer's
Trust Award
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• Jake MacDonald /
Houseboat Chronicles (Pearson Award for Non-Fiction, 2003)
• Mavis Gallant (Matt Cohen Award, 2001)
• Elizabeth Hay /
Complete Works (Marian Engel Award, 2002)
• Jane Urquhart /
Complete Works (Marian Engel Award, 1994)
• Sandra Birdsell /
Complete Works (Marian Engel Award, 1992)
• Alice Munro /
Complete Works (Marian Engel Award, 1986)
• Peter Oliva /
The City of Yes (Rogers Writers' Fiction Prize, 1999)
• Austin Clarke /
Origin of Waves (Rogers Writers' Fiction Prize, 1997)
• Austin Clarke /
Complete Works (W. O. Mitchell Literary Prize, 1998) |
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Commonwealth
Writers' Prize
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• Alice Munro /
Runaway (Best Book, Caribbean and Canada Region, 2005)
• Trevor Cole /
Norman Bray, in the Performance of His Life (Shortlisted, Best First Book, Caribbean and Canada Region, 2005)
• Madelaine Thien /
Simple Recipies (Best First Book, 2002)
• Alice Munro /
Friendship, Loveship, Marriage (Best Book, Regional Caribbean and Canada, 2001)
• Rohinton Mistry /
A Fine Balance (Best Book, Regional Caribbean and Canada, 1995)
• Margaret Atwood /
The Robber Bride (Best Book, Regional Caribbean and Canada, 1994)
• Michael Ondaatje /
The English Patient (Best Book, Regional Caribbean and Canada, 1993)
• Rohinton Mistry /
Such a Long Journey (1992)
• M.G. Vassanji /
The Gunny Sack (1989)
• Anne Michaels /
The Weight of Oranges (1986) |
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IMPAC
Dublin Literary Award
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• Rohinton Mistry /
Family Matters (Shortlisted, 2004)
• Alistair MacLeod /
No Great Mischief (Winner, 2001)
• Rohinton Mistry /
A Fine Balance (Shortlisted, 1997) |
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