2017 Canadian Online Publishing Awards winners announced
The winners of the 2017 Canadian Online Publishing Awards were announced on Nov. 14, 2017.
Selected by a distinguished panel of judges including Brenda Johnstone, owner and publisher of Convenience & Carwash Canada magazine, and Rogers Media Vice President Brandon Kirk, the COPAs “bring together all the media brands and companies that are producing content online, be it a media publisher, corporation or marketer,” its website reads, consolidating “both traditional and new media brands in one big competition.
For best photo journalism, the winners are:
Gold Level — Maclean’s
Silver Level — National Observer
For best Canada 150 feature, the winners are:
Gold level — HuffPost Quebec
Silver level — Maclean’s
For best blog or column, the winners are:
Gold level — Motherboard
Silver level — Policy Options
For best continuing coverage of a story, the winners are:
Gold level — VICE News
Silver level — National Observer
For best investigative article or series, the winners are:
Gold level — OpenCanada.org
Silver level — CTV News
For best interactive/infographic, the winners are:
Gold level — CTV News
Silver level — HuffPost Quebec
For best video content, the winners are:
Gold level — Indie88
Silver level — Global Reporting Centre
For best podcast, the winners are:
Gold level — CBC Radio
Silver level — Policy Options
For best sports news and features, the winners are:
Gold level — Winnipeg Free Press
Silver level — The Hockey News
For best news website, the winners are:
Gold level — 680 NEWS
Silver level — CTV News Calgary
For best community news website, the winners are:
Gold level — Apt613
For more winners, visit the COPA website.
