Welcome to the website for The Dalton Camp Award.
In December 2002, FRIENDS of Canadian Broadcasting announced The Dalton Camp Award to honour the memory of Dalton Camp, a distinguished commentator on Canadian public affairs.
The Dalton Camp Award will go to the winner or winners of an essay competition on the link between democratic values and the media in Canada. The award is available to up to two Canadians each year. Each award consists of a prize of $5,000, as well as a bronze cast medal by the late Canadian sculptress Dora de Pédèry-Hunt.
Latest News:
Jun 3, 2010 — News Release: 2010 Dalton Camp Award winners announced
Ethan Rabidoux of Stratford, Ontario and Rosalyn Yake of Peterborough, Ontario are the 2010 winners of the Dalton Camp Award.
Important Dates:
The 2011 Dalton Camp Award rules and deadline will be posted in fall 2010
More about the Dalton Camp Award:
Related Links
2010
- 2010 Award Winners
- 2010 Presentation Videos: Rosalyn Yake acceptance speech, Ethan Rabidoux acceptance speech, feature guest speaker Francine Pelletier
- 2010 Presentation Photos
- CIUT Take 5 Radio Interview
- 2010 Award Press Release
- 2010 Award Presentation Booklet (PDF 819KB)
- 2010 Dalton Camp Award Announcement Poster (PDF 819KB)
2009
- 2009 Award Winners
- 2009 Video of Award Presentation and speech by Senator Norman Atkins
- 2009 Award Press Release
- 2009 Dalton Camp Award Announcement Poster (PDF 968KB)
2008
- 2008 Podcast
- 2008 Award Presentation Photographs
- 2008 Award Winners
- 2008 Award Press Release
- 2008 Award Presentation Booklet (PDF 1.3MB)
2007
2006
2003 - 2005
