Canadian Screen Award for Best Writing in a Children's or Youth Program or Series

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The Canadian Screen Award for Best Writing in a Children's or Youth Program or Series is a Canadian Screen Award that honours writing in English language children's television produced in Canada.[1]

Winners and nominees[]

Winners in bold.

1990s[]

1994[]

  • Blue ribbon Roger Fredericks and Louise Moon - Street Cents ("Hype")
  • Richard Mortimer - AIDScare/AIDsCare
  • David Preston - Are You Afraid of the Dark? ("The Tale of the Dream Girl")
  • Leila Basen - Ready or Not ("Am I Perverted or What?")
  • S.M. Molitor, Don Arioli, and Morton Ritts - The Busy World of Richard Scarry ("The Talking Bread/Couscous/The Three Fisherman")

1995[]

  • Blue ribbon Roger Fredericks and Louise Moon - Street Cents ("Music")
  • David Preston - Bonjour Timothy
  • Steve Westren - Groundling Marsh ("Snow Job")
  • David Finley - Jim Henson's Dog City ("Doggy See, Doggy Do")
  • Frazer McArter - Madison ("Stealing Home")
  • Michael Mercer - Nilus the Sandman: The First Day

1996[]

1997[]

1998[]

  • Blue ribbon Raymond Storey - The Inventors' Specials ("Leonardo: A Dream of Flight")
  • Edwina Follows - Ready or Not ("Your Own Money")
  • Karen Walton - Straight Up ("Gravity")
  • Heather Conkie - The Inventors' Specials ("Galileo: On the Shoulders of Giants")
  • Marty Chan - The Orange Seed Myth and Other Lies Mothers Tell

1999[]

  • Blue ribbon Pete Sauder and Ian James Corlett - Rolie Polie Olie ("Roll the Camera")
  • Dennis Foon - Jenny and the Queen of Light
  • John Pellatt and Kenn Scott - Ned's Newt ("Back to the Futile")
  • Victoria Grant - Scoop and Doozie ("Au Revoir Underpants")
  • Louise Moon - Street Cents ("Fashion")

2000s[]

2000[]

  • Blue ribbon Victoria Grant - Scoop and Doozie ("What Rubbish!")
  • John van Bruggen - Franklin ("Franklin and the Two Henrys")
  • Robert Mills - Ruffus the Dog ("Troll Under the Bridge")
  • Avrum Jacobson, Christel Kleitsch, and Phoebe Gilman - Something From Nothing
  • Heather Conkie - The Artists' Specials ("Degas and the Dancer")

2001[]

  • Blue ribbon Gerard Lewis - Mentors ("Klondike Daze")
  • Ian Weir - Edgemont ("The Liar's Club")
  • Alex Pugsley - I Was A Sixth Grade Alien ("I am Larrabe Hicks!")
  • - Yvon of the Yukon ("The Walrus Between Us")

2002[]

2003[]

  • Blue ribbon Peter Lauterman - The Zack Files ("Zackeo & Juliet")
  • Tassie Cameron and Jackie May - Fast Food High
  • Conni Massing - Mentors ("The Tao of Hockey")
  • Simon Racioppa and Richard Elliott - Moville Mysteries ("Big Toe, Big Evil")

2004[]

  • Blue ribbon Jason Hopley and Jamie Shannon - Nanalan' ("Free")
  • Shelley Scarrow, James Hurst, and Nicole Demerse - Degrassi: The Next Generation ("Accidents Will Happen")
  • Ian Weir - Edgemont ("You Gotta Have Friends")
  • Jennifer Cowan - Edgemont ("Two Guys and a Baby")
  • John Van Bruggen - Jacob Two-Two ("Jacob Two-Two and the Purloined Hockey Card")
  • Robert C. Cooper - The Impossible Elephant

2005[]

  • Blue ribbon Derek Schreyer - 15/Love ("Renewal")
  • Jana Sinyor and Heather Conkie - Dark Oracle ("Dark Oracle")
  • Mary Crawford and Alan Templeton - King ("Stolen Voices")
  • Ramelle Mair, David Acer, and Barry Julien - Mystery Hunters ("Anastasia, Anna Anderson")
  • Jordan Wheeler - renegadepress.com ("Dying to Connect")

2006[]

  • Blue ribbon Jordan Wheeler - renegadepress.com ("The Rez")
  • Steven Westren - Dragon ("Dragon Runs the Store")
  • Bob McDonald and Ken Hewitt-White - Heads Up! ("How Do We Get Around in Space?")
  • Richard Elliott and Simon Racioppa - Jane and the Dragon ("A Dragon's Tail")
  • Dennis Heaton - Naughty Naughty Pets ("Sock It to Me")

2007[]

  • Blue ribbon Sara Snow - renegadepress.com ("Blackout" aka "Getting it Right")
  • Sean Cullen - Grossology ("Fartzilla")
  • Gary Wheeler - Jacob Two-Two ("Jacob Two-Two and the Hockey Seat Hoopla")
  • Ramelle Mair and David Acer - Mystery Hunters ("Giant Shark")
  • Trevor Cameron - Wapos Bay: The Series ("Something to Remember")

2008[]

  • Blue ribbon Robert Pincombe, Shelley Hoffman, and Karen Moonah - Iggy Arbuckle ("There's Something About Berries/Idle Worship")
  • Terry McGurrin - 6Teen ("Silent Butt Deadly")
  • Bob McDonald - Heads Up! ("What Will Cars Look Like in the Future?")
  • Emily Andras - Instant Star ("Like a Virgin")
  • Dennis Jackson - Wapos Bay: The Series ("The Guardians")

2009[]

  • Blue ribbon Steven Westren - My Friend Rabbit ("Frog on a Log")
  • Richard Clark - Grossology ("The New Recruits")
  • Victor Nicolle, Dennis Heaton, and Sandy Flanagan - Jibber Jabber ("Night of the Werewolf/Enter the Jelly")
  • Jeff Biederman - Life with Derek ("Just Friends")
  • Sean Jara - The Latest Buzz ("The First Impressions Issue")

2010s[]

2010[]

  • Blue ribbon Trevor Cameron - Wapos Bay: The Series ("The Hardest Lesson")
  • Sheila Dinsmore and John De Klein - Busytown Mysteries ("The Sandcastle Squasher/The Strange Ski Tracks Mystery")
  • Scott Fellows - Johnny Test ("Papa Johnny/The Johnnyminster Dog Show")
  • Myra Fried and Steve Wright - Majority Rules! ("Becky Takes A Pass")
  • Duncan McKenzie, Jerry Schaefer, Gary Pearson, and Carolyn Taylor - That's So Weird! ("Background Music")

2011[]

  • Blue ribbon Simon Racioppa and Richard Elliott - Spliced ("Pink")
  • Sean Cullen - Almost Naked Animals ("Better Safe than Sorry")
  • Michael Grassi - Degrassi ("My Body is a Cage, Part 2")
  • Anita Kapila - How to be Indie ("How to get Plugged In")
  • Philippe Ivanusic-Vallee and Davila LeBlanc - League of Super Evil ("Voltina")

2012[]

2013[]

  • Blue ribbon Ramona Barckert - Degrassi ("Bitter Sweet Symphony" part 2)
  • Steve Westren - Almost Naked Animals ("Sun Scream")
  • Lisa Hunter - Finding Stuff Out ("Solids, Liquid & Gases")
  • Terry McGurrin - Scaredy Squirrel ("Safety Corner Conundrum")
  • Claire Ross Dunn - Wingin' It ("Total Debate of the Heart")

2014[]

2015[]

2016[]

2017[]

2018[]

2019[]

  • Blue ribbon , and J. J. Johnson, Dino Dana: "Dino Prints"
  • Kate Hewlett, Backstage: "Not for Sale"
  • , : "Good Whale Hunting"
  • , Holly Hobbie: "The Mad Muralist"
  • , Holly Hobbie: "The Rabble Rouser"

2020s[]

2020[]

References[]

  1. ^ "Awards Database". ecentricarts Inc. Archived from the original on 2014-08-14. Retrieved 4 August 2014.
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