The Canadian Screen Awards began its series of virtual presentations on Monday night, honouring excellence in Canadian film and television — and Mary Kills People and Vikings both won two awards on Wednesday night.
Mary Kills People, Global’s end-of-life drama, received 11 nods, and won Best Direction, Drama Series and Best Stunt Coordination.
Global TV’s Private Eyes tied with Murdoch Mysteries for the Golden Screen Award for TV Drama/Comedy and HISTORY’s Vikings won two awards for Best Sound, Fiction and Best Visual Effects.
Global BC News Hour at 6’s Rumina Daya has a win for Best Local Reporter, with the show also earning a nomination for Best Local Newscast.
Following the cancellation of all Canadian Screen Week events due to the COVID-19 pandemic, including the Canadian Screen Awards Broadcast Gala, the Canadian Academy found an alternative way to celebrate the nominees and announce the winners of the awards.
The Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television have eight pre-taped online shows that will be live-streamed from May 25 through May 28 on the academy’s website and its Facebook, Twitter and YouTube channels.
Presenters include Will & Grace actor Eric McCormack and Toronto Raptors sports announcer Herbie Kuhn, among others, who will be announced in the lead-up to the virtual presentations.
Nominees have been encouraged to gather virtually to watch the announcements together, and winners are likewise encouraged to upload footage of their “winning moments” and acceptance speeches onto their social platform of choice with the hashtag #CdnScreenAwardWinner.
The virtual presentations are live-streamed on the Canadian Academy’s Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube channels as well as academy.ca.
Global National was recognized as a nominee for Best National Newscast, along with anchors Dawna Friesen, who was nominated for Best National Reporter.
Jason Priestley from Private Eyes is up against Dan and Eugene Levy for the Best Lead Actor award, among others.
ET Canada is nominated for two awards, including Best News Entertainment Series. Additionally, HGTV’s Island of Bryan has received four award nominations overall.
Here is the list of awards in the major categories for both TV and film presented during 2020’s Canadian Screen Awards’ series of virtual presentation. (Check back for the updated list from May 25-29)
CANADIAN SCREEN AWARDS FOR CINEMATIC ARTS (Announced on May 28)
John Dunning Best First Feature Film Award
WINNER: Murmur – Heather Young
Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role
WINNER: Nour Belkhiria – Antigone
Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role
WINNER: Rémy Girard – And the Birds Rained Down
Golden Screen Award for Feature Film
WINNER: Compulsive Liar – Denise Robert, Emile Gaudreault
Best Live Action Short Drama
WINNER: Pick – Alicia K. Harris, Rebeca Ortiz, Venessa Harris
Best Animated Short
WINNER: Giant Bear | ᓇᓄᕐᓗᒃ – Monica Ittusardjuat, Neil Christopher, Daniel Gies, Emily Paige
Achievement in Editing
WINNER: Geoffrey Boulangé, Sophie Deraspe – Antigone
Achievement in Cinematography
WINNER: Norm Li – The Body Remembers When the World Broke Open
Achievement in Art Direction / Production Design
WINNER: Dany Boivin – The Twentieth Century
Achievement in Costume Design
WINNER: Patricia McNeil – The Twentieth Century
Achievement in Hair
WINNER: Nermin Grbic – The Twentieth Century
Achievement in Make-Up
Sponsor | Commanditaire | CMU College of Makeup Art & Design
WINNER: Fanny Vachon – The Song of Names
Achievement in Visual Effects
Sponsor | Commanditaire | SPINVFX
WINNER: Adam Jewett, Steve Ramone, Michelle Brennan, Tim Sibley, Aneesh Bhatnager, Saikrishna (Sai) Aleti, Peter Giliberti, Alex Basso, Arminus Billones, Marshall Lau – Brotherhood
Achievement in Sound Editing
WINNER: Francine Poirier, Claude Beaugrand, Michel B. Bordeleau, Raymond Legault, Lise Wedlock, Natalie Fleurant – The Song of Names
Achievement in Overall Sound
Sponsor | Commanditaire | Eggplant Picture & Sound
WINNER: Claude La Haye, Bernard Gariépy Strobl, Mark Appleby, Daniel Bisson – The Song of Names
Achievement in Music – Original Score
WINNER: Howard Shore – The Song of Names
Achievement in Music – Original Song
WINNER: Howard Shore – The Song of Names – The Song of Names (Cantor Prayer)
Adapted Screenplay
WINNER: Sophie Deraspe – Antigone
Original Screenplay
WINNER: Kathleen Hepburn, Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers – The Body Remembers When the World Broke Open
Achievement in Direction
WINNER: Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers, Kathleen Hepburn – The Body Remembers When the World Broke Open
Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role
WINNER: Mark O’Brien – Goalie
Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role
WINNER: Nahéma Ricci – Antigone
Best Motion Picture
WINNER: Antigone – Marc Daigle
CANADIAN SCREEN AWARDS FOR CRAFTS IN SCRIPTED PROGRAMS (Announced on May 27)
Best Direction, Drama Series
Sponsor | Playback
WINNER: Mary Kills People – The Key to Faith Global (Corus Entertainment) (Cameron Pictures) Norma Bailey
Best Direction, Comedy
Sponsor | Cinespace Film Studios
WINNER: Letterkenny – Yew! Crave (Bell Media) (New Metric Media) Jacob Tierney
Best Direction, Variety or Sketch Comedy
WINNER: Baroness Von Sketch Show – Humanity is in an Awkward Stage CBC (CBC) (Frantic Films) Jordan Canning, Aleysa Young
Best Direction, TV Movie
WINNER: No One Would Tell Showcase (Corus Entertainment) (Pink Buffalo Films) Gail Harvey
Best Direction, Web Program or Series
Sponsor | Independent Production Fund
WINNER: Tokens – Courage (A Token Entertainment Company) Winnifred Jong
Best Picture Editing, Drama
WINNER: Cardinal – Sam CTV (Bell Media) (Sienna Films) Matthew Anas
Best Picture Editing, Comedy
WINNER: Baroness Von Sketch Show – Humanity is in an Awkward Stage CBC (CBC) (Frantic Films) Mike Fly, Marianna Khoury, Aren Hansen, Sean Song, Nick Wong
Best Photography, Comedy
WINNER: Baroness Von Sketch Show – Humanity is in an Awkward Stage CBC (CBC) (Frantic Films) Robert Scarborough
Best Photography, Drama
WINNER: Anne With An E – A Hope of Meeting You in Another World CBC (CBC) (Northwood Anne Trois Inc) Catherine Lutes
Best Production Design or Art Direction, Fiction
WINNER: Anne With An E – The Summit of My Desires CBC (CBC) (Northwood Anne Trois Inc) Jean-François Campeau, Michele Brady, Elliott Carew
Best Costume Design
WINNER: Anne With An E – The Summit of My Desires CBC (CBC) (Northwood Anne Trois Inc) Alexander Reda
Best Achievement in Make-Up
Sponsor | CMU College of Makeup Art & Design
WINNER: Cardinal – Helen CTV (Bell Media) (Sienna Films) Randy Daudlin, Trina Brink, Paul Jones
Best Achievement in Hair
WINNER: Schitt’s Creek – Life Is A Cabaret CBC (CBC) (Not A Real Company Productions, Inc.) Annastasia Cucullo, Ana Sorys
Best Visual Effects
Sponsor | SPINVFX
WINNER: Vikings – What Happens in the Cave History (Corus Entertainment) (Take 5 Productions Inc.) Dominic Remane, Michael Borrett, Bill Halliday, Tom Morrison, Leann Harvey, Jim Maxwell, Warren Lawtey, Ovidiu Cinazan, Kieran McKay, Maria Gordon
Best Original Music, Fiction
WINNER: Anne With An E – The Summit of My Desires CBC (CBC) (Northwood Anne Trois Inc) Amin Bhatia, Ari Posner
Best Sound, Fiction
Sponsor | Deluxe
WINNER: Vikings – What Happens in the Cave History (Corus Entertainment) (Take 5 Productions Inc.) Jane Tattersall, David McCallum, Steve Medeiros, Martin Lee, Ian Rankin, Claire Dobson, Dale Sheldrake, Yuri Gorbachow, Goro Koyama, Jenna Dalla Riva, Daniel Birch
Best Stunt Coordination
WINNER: Mary Kills People – No Happy Endings Here Global (Corus Entertainment) (Cameron Pictures) Angelica Lisk-Hann, Tally Rodin
Best Achievement in Casting
WINNER: Schitt’s Creek CBC (CBC) (Not A Real Company Productions, Inc.) Lisa Parasyn, Jon Comerford
Best Writing, Web Program or Series
Sponsor | Independent Production Fund
WINNER: How to Buy a Baby – Adopt-An-Inspection (LoCo Motion Pictures Inc.) Wendy Litner
Best Writing, TV Movie
WINNER: Believe Me: The Abduction of Lisa McVey Showcase (Corus Entertainment) (Cineflix (Believe Me) Inc.) Christina Welsh
Best Writing, Variety or Sketch Comedy
WINNER: Baroness Von Sketch Show – Humanity is in an Awkward Stage CBC (CBC) (Frantic Films) Carolyn Taylor, Meredith MacNeill, Aurora Browne, Jennifer Whalen, Jennifer Goodhue, Allison Hogg, Becky Johnson, Moynan King, DJ Mausner
Best Writing, Comedy
WINNER: Letterkenny – Yew! Crave (Bell Media) (New Metric Media) Jared Keeso, Jacob Tierney
Best Writing, Drama Series
WINNER: Cardinal – Mama CTV (Bell Media) (Sienna Films) Patrick Tarr, Noelle Carbone, Aaron Bala
CANADIAN SCREEN AWARDS FOR SCRIPTED PROGRAMS & PERFORMANCE
Best Guest Performance, Drama Series
WINNER: Anne With An E – What Can Stop the Determined Heart CBC (CBC) (Northwood Anne Trois Inc) Dalmar Abuzeid
Best Guest Performance, Comedy
WINNER: Kim’s Convenience – Hit & Fun CBC (CBC) (Thunderbird Entertainment) Amanda Brugel
Best Supporting Actress, Drama
WINNER: Cardinal CTV (Bell Media) (Sienna Films) Kristen Thomson
Best Supporting Actor, Drama
WINNER: Killjoys Space (Bell Media) (Temple Street) Thom Allison
Best Supporting Actress, Comedy
WINNER: Schitt’s Creek CBC (CBC) (Not A Real Company Productions, Inc.) Emily Hampshire
Best Supporting Actor, Comedy
WINNER: Kim’s Convenience CBC (CBC) (Thunderbird Entertainment) Andrew Phung
Best Supporting Performance, Web Program or Series
Sponsor | Independent Production Fund
WINNER: How to Buy a Baby (LoCo Motion Pictures Inc.) Emma Hunter
Best Lead Performance, Web Program or Series
Sponsor | Independent Production Fund
WINNER: Save Me (iThentic) Emily Hampshire
Best Web Program or Series, Fiction
Sponsor | Independent Production Fund
WINNER: Save Me (iThentic) Fab Filippo, Jonas Diamond, Lisa Baylin
Best Video Game Narrative
Sponsor | Independent Production Fund
WINNER: East of the Rockies (Jam3, National Film Board of Canada) Joy Kogawa, Rob McLaughlin, Jason Legge, Dirk van Ginkel
Best Lead Performance, TV Movie
WINNER: Nowhere To Be Found (Rogers/Telus/Shaw) (Nowhere To Be Found Productions Inc.) Kate Drummond
Best Lead Actress, Drama Series
WINNER: Cardinal CTV (Bell Media) (Sienna Films) Karine Vanasse
Best Lead Actor, Drama Series
WINNER: Cardinal CTV (Bell Media) (Sienna Films) Billy Campbell
Best Lead Actress, Comedy
WINNER: Schitt’s Creek CBC (CBC) (Not A Real Company Productions, Inc.) Catherine O’Hara
Best Lead Actor, Comedy
WINNER: Schitt’s Creek CBC (CBC) (Not A Real Company Productions, Inc.) Eugene Levy
Golden Screen Award for TV Drama/Comedy
TIE: Murdoch Mysteries CBC (CBC) (Shaftesbury) Christina Jennings, Scott Garvie, Peter Mitchell, Yannick Bisson, Julie Lacey
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Private Eyes Global (Corus Entertainment) (Piller/Segan) Lloyd Segan, Shawn Piller, Jocelyn Hamilton, Tecca Crosby, Jason Priestley, Alan McCullough
Best Sketch Comedy Show & Ensemble Performance
WINNER: Baroness Von Sketch Show CBC (CBC) (Frantic Films) Jamie Brown, Carolyn Taylor, Meredith MacNeill, Aurora Browne, Jennifer Whalen, Graham Ludlow, Jeff Peeler
Best TV Movie
WINNER: Believe Me: The Abduction of Lisa McVey Showcase (Corus Entertainment) (Cineflix (Believe Me) Inc.) Jeff Vanderwal, Charles Tremayne, Sherri Rufh, Kim Bondi
Best Drama Series
WINNER: Cardinal CTV (Bell Media) (Sienna Films) Jennifer Kawaja, Julia Sereny, Patrick Tarr, Daniel Grou, Jocelyn Hamilton, Armand Leo
Best Comedy Series
WINNER: Schitt’s Creek CBC (CBC) (Not A Real Company Productions, Inc.) Eugene Levy, Daniel Levy, Andrew Barnsley, Fred Levy, David West Read, Ben Feigin, Michael Short, Rupinder Gill, Colin Brunton
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CANADIAN SCREEN AWARDS FOR LIFESTYLE AND REALITY (Announced on May 26)
Best Talk Program or Series
WINNER: The Social CTV (Bell Media) (Bell Media) Michelle Crespi, Laura Scarfo, Kate Wright, Amber Buchanan, Kate McKenna
Best Variety or Entertainment Special
WINNER: Trevor Noah @ JFL – Volume II The Comedy Network (Bell Media) (Juste Pour Rire TV Inc.) Bruce Hills, Brent Schiess, Blake Gregory
Best Live Entertainment Special
WINNER: The JUNO Awards 2019 CBC (CBC) (Insight Productions Ltd.) John Brunton, Allan Reid, Mark Cohon, Lindsay Cox, Pam De Montmorency, Tracy Galvin, Kristine Pleau, Luciano Casimiri, Kristeen Von Hagen
Best Entertainment News Program or Series
WINNER: etalk CTV (Bell Media) (Bell Media) Michelle Crespi, Manny Groneveldt, Jennifer Morrison, Kate Frank, Ryan Thompson
Best Morning Show
WINNER: Breakfast Television Citytv (Rogers Media) (Citytv) Laura Reiter, Roshni Murthy
Golden Screen Award for TV Reality Show
WINNER: The Amazing Race Canada CTV (Bell Media) (Insight Productions Ltd.) John Brunton, Mark Lysakowski, Sarah James, Mark Peacock, Jesse Storey, Michael Tersigni, Jeff Thrasher, Robyn Bigue, Ann Camilleri, Guy Clarkson, Catherine Petersen, Marc Poirier, Mike Yerxa
Best Direction, Lifestyle or Information
WINNER: 2018 Scotiabank Giller Prize CBC (CBC) (Frank Content) Shelagh O’Brien
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Best Direction, Reality/Competition
WINNER: Blown Away – Clash of the Robots Makeful (Blue Ant Media) (marblemedia) Mike Bickerton
Best Writing, Lifestyle or Reality/Competition
WINNER: The Amazing Race Canada – Canada Get More Maps CTV (Bell Media) (Insight Productions Ltd.) Mark Lysakowski, Mark Peacock, Rob Brunner
Best Photography, Lifestyle or Reality/Competition
WINNER: The Amazing Race Canada – Clamageddon Continues CTV (Bell Media) (Insight Productions Ltd.) Ryan Shaw
Best Picture Editing, Reality/Competition
WINNER: The Amazing Race Canada – Canada Get More Maps CTV (Bell Media) (Insight Productions Ltd.) Michael Tersigni, Mike Scott, Matthew Walsh, Clare Elson, Lisa Barley
Best Production Design or Art Direction, Non-Fiction
WINNER: The Great Canadian Baking Show – Cake Week CBC (CBC) (Proper Television) Michael “Spike” Parks
Best Live Production, Social Media
Sponsor | Independent Production Fund
WINNER: CBC News: Power & Politics – Power & Politics Digital Special: Jagmeet Singh wins seat in B.C. byelection (CBC News) Vassy Kapelos, Amy Castle, Sara Brunetti, Natasha Ramnarine, Tyler Buist, Eric Grenier, Nicole Riva
Best Lifestyle Program or Series
Sponsor | Corus Entertainment
WINNER: Mary’s Kitchen Crush CTV (Bell Media) (Proper Television) Cathie James, Lesia Capone, Allison Grace, Garrett Wintrip
Best Reality/Competition Program or Series
Sponsor | Sheridan College
WINNER: The Amazing Race Canada CTV (Bell Media) (Insight Productions Ltd.) John Brunton, Mark Lysakowski, Sarah James, Mark Peacock, Jesse Storey, Michael Tersigni, Jeff Thrasher, Robyn Bigue, Ann Camilleri, Guy Clarkson, Catherine Petersen, Marc Poirier, Mike Yerxa
Best Host, Web Program or Series
Sponsor | Independent Production Fund
WINNER: #BellLetsTalk Live (Bell Media) Melissa Grelo
Best Host, Talk Show or Entertainment News
WINNER: Question Period CTV (Bell Media) (Bell Media) Evan Solomon
Best Host or Presenter, Factual or Reality/Competition
WINNER: The Amazing Race Canada CTV (Bell Media) (Insight Productions Ltd.) Jon Montgomery
Best Host, Live Entertainment Special
Sponsor | Corus Entertainment
WINNER: 2018 Scotiabank Giller Prize CBC (CBC) (Frank Content) Rick Mercer
Best Host, Lifestyle
WINNER: Mary’s Kitchen Crush CTV (Bell Media) (Proper Television) Mary Berg
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CANADIAN SCREEN AWARDS FOR BROADCAST NEWS (Announced on May 25)
Best Local Reporter
WINNER: Rumina Daya (Global BC News Hour at 6)
Best Host or Interviewer, News or Information
WINNER: W5: The Narco Riviera CTV (Bell Media) (CTV W5) Avery Haines
Best Photography, News or Information
WINNER: CBC News: The National – Dying Glaciers CBC (CBC) (CBC News) Jared Thomas
Best National Reporter
WINNER: CBC News: The National CBC (CBC) (CBC News) Paul Hunter
Best News or Information Segment
WINNER: CBC News: The National – Scars Left Behind CBC (CBC) (CBC News) Best News
Best News or Information Program
WINNER: W5: The Baby in the Snow CTV News (Bell Media) (CTV W5)
Best News or Information Series
WINNER: The Fifth Estate CBC (CBC) (CBC News)
Best Live News Special
WINNER: D-Day Remembered: The 75th Anniversary CTV News (Bell Media) (CTV News)
Best News Anchor, Local
WINNER: CBC Ottawa News at 6 CBC Ottawa (CBC) (CBC Ottawa) Lucy van Oldenbarneveld, Adrian Harewood
Best News Anchor, National
WINNER: CBC News: The National CBC (CBC) (CBC News) Adrienne Arsenault, Rosemary Barton, Andrew Chang, Ian Hanomansing
Best Local Newscast
WINNER: CityNews Citytv (Rogers Media) (Citytv)
Best National Newscast
WINNER: CTV National News with Lisa LaFlamme CTV News (Bell Media) (CTV News)
CANADIAN SCREEN AWARDS FOR SPORTS PROGRAMMING
Best Sports Host
WINNER: 2019 Free Agent Frenzy TSN (Bell Media) (TSN) James Duthie
Best Direction, Live Sports Event
WINNER: 2019 NBA Eastern Conference Semifinals – Raptors vs 76ers Game 7: The Kawhi Shot Sportsnet (Rogers Media) (Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment) Chris Phillips
Best Live Sports Event
Sponsor | Dome Productions
WINNER: 2019 NBA Finals Game 6 TSN (Bell Media) (Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment) Paul Graham, Aaron Lafontaine, Dan Gladman
Best Sports Opening
WINNER: Bob Cole’s Final Game – Toronto/Montreal Game Sportsnet (Rogers Media) (Sportsnet) Ed Hall, Joshua Wilder, Jeff Shelegy, Jamie Hodgson, Tom Watkins, Chris Nasso
Best Sports Feature Segment
WINNER: Charlie Montoyo: Niño de Oro Sportsnet (Rogers Media) (Sportsnet) George Skoutakis, Jeremy McElhanney, Devon Burns, Jason McKinnon, Stephen Brunt, Marc LeBlanc
Best Sports Analyst
WINNER: Bobsleigh World Championships – Men’s Final CBC (CBC) (CBC Sports) Helen Upperton
Best Sports Play-by-Play Announcer
WINNER: TSN (Bell Media) (Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment) Matt Devlin
Best Sports Program or Series
WINNER: 29 Forever TSN (Bell Media) (TSN) Josh Shiaman, Simon Garan, Mike Farrell, Ryan Rishaug, Darren Oliver, Kevin Fallis, Roy Janke
CANADIAN SCREEN AWARDS FOR DOCUMENTARY AND FACTUAL
Donald Brittain Award for Best Social/Political Documentary Program
Sponsor | Rogers Group of Funds
WINNER: Mr. Jane and Finch CBC (CBC) (Oya Media Group) Alison Duke, Ngardy Conteh George
Best Immersive Experience – Non-Fiction
Sponsor | Independent Production Fund
WINNER: Traveling While Black (Felix & Paul Studios, Traveling while Black Inc.) Roger Ross Williams, Felix Lajeunesse, Paul Raphael, Ayesha Nadarajah, Stephane Rituit, Bonnie Nelson Schwartz, Ryan Horrigan, Jihan Robinson, Lina Srivastava, Sebastian Sylwan
Best Immersive Experience – Fiction
Sponsor | Independent Production Fund
WINNER: Gymnasia (Felix & Paul Studios, National Film Board of Canada) Chris Lavis, Maciek Szczerbowski, Felix Lajeunesse, Paul Raphael, Dana Dansereau, Loc Dao, Rob McLaughlin, Stephane Rituit, Patrick Watson
Best Production, Interactive
Sponsor | Independent Production Fund
WINNER: Super Queeroes (CBC Arts) Peter Knegt, Mercedes Grundy, Oliver Skinner, Reiko Milley, Eleanor Knowles, Jeff Hume, Lucius Dechausay, Kiah Welsh, Jonathan Busch, Allison Cake, Andrew D’Cruz
Best Web Program or Series, Non-Fiction
Sponsor | Independent Production Fund
WINNER: Canada’s a Drag (CBC Arts) Peter Knegt, Mercedes Grundy, Andrew D’Cruz, Romeo Candido
Best Short Documentary | Meilleur court métrage documentaire
Sponsor | Commanditaire | Hot Docs
WINNER: Take Me to Prom – Andrew Moir
Best Direction, Documentary Program
WINNER: Finding the Secret Path CBC (CBC) (Secret Path 2 Inc.) Mike Downie
Best Direction, Documentary Series
WINNER: Engraved on a Nation: On the Line TSN (Bell Media) (Clique Pictures) Juliet Lammers, Lorraine Price
Best Direction, Factual
WINNER: Future History – Awaken/Goshkoziwin APTN (APTN) (Redcloud Studios) Jennifer Podemski
Best Writing, Documentary
WINNER: Mr. Jane and Finch CBC (CBC) (Oya Media Group) Alison Duke, Ngardy Conteh George
Best Writing, Factual
WINNER: Still Standing – Churchill CBC (CBC) (Frantic Films) Jonny Harris, Fraser Young, Graham Chittenden, Steve Dylan
Best Sound, Non-Fiction
WINNER: Remarkable Rabbits CBC (CBC) (Remarkable Rabbits Inc.) Jane Tattersall, Sue Conley, Lou Solakofski, Andy Malcolm, Sandra Fox
Best Original Music, Non-Fiction
WINNER: The Accountant of Auschwitz documentary Channel (CBC) (TLNT Productions, Good Soup Productions) Ken Myhr
Barbara Sears Award for Best Editorial Research
WINNER: The Accountant of Auschwitz documentary Channel (CBC) (TLNT Productions, Good Soup Productions) Ricki Gurwitz
Barbara Sears Award for Best Visual Research
WINNER: The Accountant of Auschwitz documentary Channel (CBC) (TLNT Productions, Good Soup Productions) Ricki Gurwitz
Best Picture Editing, Documentary
WINNER: Engraved on a Nation: On the Line TSN (Bell Media) (Clique Pictures) Pauline Decroix
Best Picture Editing, Factual
WINNER: The Fifth Estate – Murder in the Jungle CBC (CBC) (CBC News) Aileen McBride
Best Editing in a Feature Length Documentary
WINNER: Sophie Leblond, Pedro Pires, Sylvia de Angelis – Alexandre le fou
Best Cinematography in a Feature Length Documentary
WINNER: Pedro Ruiz – Havana, from on high
Best Photography, Documentary or Factual
WINNER: In the Making – Rebecca Belmore CBC (CBC) (White Pine Pictures) Maya Bankovic, Ann Tipper
Best Biography or Arts Documentary Program or Series
WINNER: Finding the Secret Path CBC (CBC) (Secret Path 2 Inc.) Mike Downie, Gord Downie, Patrick Downie, Patrick Sambrook, Stuart Coxe, Craig Baines, Norma Mendoza
Best History Documentary Program or Series
WINNER: The Accountant of Auschwitz documentary Channel (CBC) (TLNT Productions, Good Soup Productions) Ric Esther Bienstock, Ricki Gurwitz, Randi Kirshenbaum, Jeff Sackman, Berry Meyerowitz, Jordan Nahmias
Best Factual Series
WINNER: Disasters at Sea Discovery Channel (Bell Media) (Exploration Production Inc.) Kelly McKeown, Marianne Kushmaniuk, Alix MacDonald
Best Documentary Program
WINNER: To the Worlds CBC (CBC) (Bountiful Films) Maureen Palmer, Helen Slinger, Wendy Ord
Rob Stewart Award for Best Science or Nature Documentary Program or Series
WINNER: A Day in the Life of Earth CBC (CBC) (Yap Films) Elliott Halpern, Elizabeth Trojian
Ted Rogers Best Feature Length Documentary
Sponsor | Commanditaire | Rogers Group of Funds
WINNER: nîpawistamâsowin: We Will Stand Up – Tasha Hubbard, George Hupka, Jon Montes, Bonnie Thompson, Kathy Avrich-Johnson, David Christensen, Janice Dawe
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Take a look at the schedule for the series of virtual presentations:
Monday, May 25, 2020
7 p.m. ET: Canadian Screen Awards for Broadcast News
7:30 p.m. ET: Canadian Screen Awards for Sports Programming
8 p.m. ET: Canadian Screen Awards for Documentary and Factual
Tuesday, May 26, 2020
7 p.m. ET: Canadian Screen Awards for Children’s and Youth Programming, presented by Shaw Rocket Fund
7:30 p.m. ET: Canadian Screen Awards for Lifestyle and Reality
Wednesday, May 27, 2020
7 p.m. ET: Canadian Screen Awards for Crafts in Scripted Programs
8 p.m. ET: Canadian Screen Awards for Scripted Programs and Performance
Thursday, May 28, 2020
7 p.m. ET: Canadian Screen Awards for Cinematic Arts
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