The Globe and Mail took home nine NNA awards out of 19 nominations
The Globe and Mail has received nine National Newspaper Awards honouring work including an investigation into a tuberculosis outbreak in Nunavut, a data dive into the federal government’s outsourcing and a personal piece about ending a pregnancy.
The Globe was the leading winner with nine awards of 19 nominations. La Presse won six awards, while nine other news outlets received one each. “When we begin an assignment, we can’t possibly know where the story will take us,” said Globe and Mail editor-in-chief David Walmsley. “That is why the breadth and depth of the recognition received at the gala, from a jury of our peers, means so much to us all.”
Grant Robertson won his ninth NNA, setting a record for most career wins. This year, he won the Sports award for his three-part series on Hockey Canada exploring the organization’s use of registration fees to settleKelly Grant, who devoted much of last year to writing about Nunavut, won the George Brown award for investigations for her probe into the territory’s tuberculosis outbreak. Ms.
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