2010 Cartooning and Photography Winners
Brian Gable of The Globe and Mail is back again with his offbeat cartoons of high profile news events. Among his submissions, there’s a mother admonishing her children to “prorogue it.” There’s another of two children wondering where to put the batteries in a book. The royal wedding will also be subject to austerity and cutbacks. Torontonians arrive in Calgary as “boat people” fleeing the Rob Ford era as mayor; and Peter McKay declines to resign because the money’s too good. Gable has been nominated for an 11th year and has won this award five times.
Editorial Cartoon Winner
Editorial Cartoonist : Brian Gable
Affiliation: The Globe and Mail
Feature Photography
Photographer: Tim Smith
Affiliation: The Brandon Sun
Description: Children play tag on a pyramid of straw bales under a rainbow at the Spring Valley Hutterite Colony on a warm August evening. Photo by Tim Smith / Brandon Sun
News Feature Photography
Photographer: Lucas Oleniuk
Affiliation: The Toronto Star
Description: The lifeless body of fifteen-year-old Fabienne Cherisma lies on the roof of a fallen building in downtown Port-au-Prince while looters file down the street on January 19, 2010. The young girl was carrying three ornamental mirrors when she was hit by a random shot from Haitian police as she walked with looters on the street. Photo by Lucas Oleniuk / Toronto Star
Sports Photography
Photographer: Paul Chiasson
Affiliation: The Canadian Press
Description: Canada’s Sidney Crosby celebrates his game winning goal during an overtime period in the men’s ice hockey gold medal final at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver on Sunday, Feb. 28, 2010. Photo by Paul Chiasson / The Canadian Press
Spot News Photography
Photographer: Ian Martens
Affiliation: Lethbridge Herald
Description: CF-18 fighter jet pilot, Capt. Brian Bews, ejects from the cockpit seconds before his plane crashes to the ground during a practice flight on Friday, July 23, 2010. Bews who was rehearsing for the Alberta International Air Show in Lethbridge, Alberta survived the crash. Photo by Ian Martens / Lethbridge Herald