CBC Quebec earns 24 RTDNA nominations - Action News
Home WebMail Wednesday, November 13, 2024, 04:06 AM | Calgary | -1.4°C | Regions Advertise Login | Our platform is in maintenance mode. Some URLs may not be available. |
Montreal Community

CBC Quebec earns 24 RTDNA nominations

CBC's English-language journalists in Quebec havereceived a total of 24award nominations for theirwork in 2021from RTDNA Canada, the association of electronic journalists.

Recognition in digital, video, audio and multiplatform categories

CBC's English-language journalists in Montreal and Quebec City havereceived a total of 24award nominations for theirwork in 2021from RTDNA Canada. (JC Taliana)

CBC's English-language journalists in Quebec havereceived a total of 24award nominations for theirwork in 2021from the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA)Canada, the association of electronic journalists.

RTDNA Canada is the voice of broadcast and digital journalists and news managers in Canada and these awards honour the best journalists, programs, stations and newsgathering organizations in radio, television and digital media.

The nominations for CBC Montreal are in the large market category for the Central Canada region, while those for CBC Quebec City are in the small and medium market category for the Central Canada region..

Regional winners will be announced later this month. The regional winners go on to the national competition, and the national winners will be announced at an event in June.

CBC Montreal News at 6 has been nominated in the category of best Television newscast for 'One Year of the COVID-19 Pandemic,' broadcast on March 11, 2021. (CBC)

Digital nominations

CBC Quebec has received fivenominations for digital reporting:

In the category of Excellence in Data Storytelling:

In the category of Excellence in Social:

In the category of Excellence in Sports Reporting:

In the category of Feature News:

In the category of Overall Excellence in Digital:

Multiplatform nominations

CBC Montreal's segment entitled 'Canada is unlocking its maple syrup vault. Heres what it looks like' has been nominated in the Excellence in Innovation category. (CBC)

In the category of Excellence in Innovation:

In the category ofInvestigative Excellence:

Video nominations

CBC Montreal's Jay Turnbull walked audiences through the easing of COVID restrictions in the segment 'Welcome to the yellow zone,' nominated in the category of Excellence in Editing. (CBC)

CBC Montreal has received sixnominations for video reporting.

In the category of Excellence in Editing:

In the category of Excellence in Sports Reporting:

  • CBC Montreal Price Opens Up About Mental Health and Addiction.

In the category of Graphics:

In the category of NewsLive Special Events:

  • CBC Montreal Quebec Votes Municipal 2021.

In the category of Opinion:

  • CBC Montreal The Wounds of Bill 21.

In the category of TelevisionNewscast:

  • CBC Montreal One Year of the COVID-19 Pandemic: CBC Montreal News at 6 for March 11, 2021.

Audio nominations

CBC Montreal has received 10 nominations for audio reporting.

In the category of Best Podcast:

In the category of Breaking News:

  • CBC Montreal Breaking News: Quebec's COVIDcurfew, with Joanne Bayly, Spencer Van Dyk, Shawn Lyons, Lauren McCallum and Sudha Krishnan.

In the category of Excellence in Editing:

In the category of Excellence in Sound:

In the category of Feature News (Large Market):

In the category of Feature News (Small/Medium Market):

In the category of Live Special Events:

  • CBC Montreal CBC Quebec Votes 2021, withSean Henry, Laura Marchand, Shawn Lyons/Campbell, Sarah Leavitt, Alex Leduc, Matt D'Amours and Franca Mignacca.

In the category of Opinion:

  • CBC Montreal Anthony Calvillo on fighting against domestic violence.

In the category of Radio Newscast:

  • CBC Montreal Morningnewscast, March 19, 2021, with Kristy Snell, Joshua Grant, Alex Leduc, Leah Hendry and SharonYonan-Renold.