The Radio Television Digital News Association has honoured Global BC with two Edward R. Murrow Awards in the international region category.
The station won for overall excellence among large-market television outside of the United States.
Reporter Grace Ke also claimed the top spot for hard news for her coverage of a fatal float plane crash in Alaska.
Global BC now proceeds to the national round to be judged and announced this fall.
The wins come a month after Global BC and 980 CKNW won six regional awards from the association.
Global BC was recognized for its continuing coverage of the Northern B.C. murders.
Its post-results coverage of the 2019 federal election and its impact on B.C. won in the category of live special events, while sports reporter Squire Barnes won for his short feature on a Burnaby woman who was thrust into the U.S. civil rights battle as a young girl.
Online producer Jon Azpiri won in the category of online sports feature for his look at the making of the EA FIFA soccer video game.
980 CKNW won the breaking news category in radio for its work to cover the Metro Vancouver transit labour dispute.
And When Life Gives You Parkinson’s, hosted by Larry Gifford, was named best podcast.