Twenty-one nominations received by La Presse
The Quebec Professional Journalists' Federation (FPJQ) has unveiled the finalists for the prestigious Judith-Jasmin Prize. The awards, which recognise excellence in journalism, will be presented next November at the FPJQ Congress in Rivière-du-Loup.
La Presse Shines with Nine Finalists
Montreal-based newspaper La Presse is leading the pack with nine finalists across seven different categories. Notable nominations include Stephanie Grammond, who is up for awards in both the Opinion and Business and Economy categories. Her editorial on the future of Canada and her report on the management of public finances in Sweden have caught the attention of the judges.
In the Sports category, Ariane Lacoursiere and Olivier Jean are nominated for their report on the balanced practice of sport in Norway, while Eric Martel is recognised for his report on the football program of a school in Lachine. Photographer Dominick Gravel receives three nominations in the Arts and Culture, Portrait, and Sports categories.
Isabelle Hachey is nominated in the Feature category for her dossier on the fall of the dictatorship in Syria, and Isabelle Morin is nominated in the Arts and Culture category for her report on the last ancestral mills of Quebec. Marie-Eve Fournier is nominated in the Business and Economy category for her column "It's breaking everywhere." The seven photographers from La Presse nominated for the Antoine-Desilets Prize in various categories are not explicitly named in the available search results.
Journalists Charles-Éric Blais-Poulin and Jean-Hugues Roy are nominated in the Investigation category for their report on private clinics on the ClicSanté platform.
Other Notable Nominations
Le Devoir has three nominations, while Le Journal de Montréal also has three. Alain Roberge, François Roy, and Martin Tremblay are the only finalists in the Society Issues category. They each have another nomination, respectively in the Portrait, Arts and Culture, and Photo Essay categories.
Robert Skinner and Marco Campanozzi are nominated in the Daily Life category. The story by journalist Daniel Renaud about hitman Fred Silva is a finalist in the Legal Affairs category.
Radio-Canada has 10 nominations for the Judith-Jasmin Prize.
François Cardinal, Vice-President of Information and Deputy Editor of La Presse, commented on the presence of La Presse in many categories, stating, "We are proud of our journalists and their dedication to providing high-quality, impactful journalism."
Les Coops de l'information has 4 nominations. The winners of the Judith-Jasmin and Antoine-Desilets awards will be announced next November at the FPJQ Congress in Rivière-du-Loup.
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