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Laurels for Canadian Geographic
Canadian Geographic struck gold at the National Magazine Awards in Toronto in June, taking the top honour in the Editorial Package category for its October 2010 issue, which
examined the expected impacts of climate change in Canada.
Photographer Peter Sibbald won a silver in the Photojournalism
& Photo Essay category for “Rarin’ to ride” (July/Aug 2010),
a behind-the-scenes look at small-town rodeos in Ontario. His
photo essay also garnered a Bronze Cube award from the Art
Directors Club in New York City in the magazine editorial
photography category.
Canadian Geographic also received seven honourable mentions at the National Magazine Awards: “Rarin’ to ride”
(July/Aug 2010) in Words & Pictures; “Return to the wild” for Best Digital Design; “Still waiting in Attawapiskat”
(December 2010) for Best Multimedia Feature; “Borderlines” (July/Aug 2010) in Editorial Package; “The green magnate
of Coaldale” (October 2010) in One of a Kind; “In habitat” for Spot Illustration; and “Vital signs” (October 2010) in
Health & Medicine.
At the Northern Lights Awards for excellence in travel journalism, held in New York City in April, Canadian
Geographic managing editor Dan Rubinstein won second place in the Independent
Journalist, Magazine category for his account of a hiking trip in Quebec’s Charlevoix region (Canadian Geographic Travel, Fall 2010).
(Originally published in Canadian Geographic July/August 2011, The Inside Story)
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“I grew up hearing all about the Sydney steel mill, the tar ponds and the controversy over the cleanup. The more I read and learned, the more my curiosity was piqued. It seemed a natural area for me to take my studies.”
— Hannah MacDonald,
Mount Allison University
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