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As part of its mandate to promote and recognise excellence in historical research, the CHA awards a series of prizes.

 

 

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Winner - 2010 François-Xavier Garneau Medal
The CHA is proud to announced that the 2010 winner of its most pretigious prize is John C. Weaver, for his book The Great Land Rush and the Making of the Modern World. His work was chosen by the prize jury the most remar...More

The François-Xavier Garneau Medal
The François-Xavier Garneau Medal, awarded every five years, is the most prestigious of the CHA prizes. It honours an outstanding Canadian contribution to historical research.
Medal Winners
2005
Timothy Brook. The Confu...More

Béatrice Craig_en 
Winner - 2010 Sir John A. Macdonald Prize
The Canadian Historical Association is proud to announce that this year's winner of the Sir John A. Macdonald Prize is Béatrice Craig, for her book Backwoods Consumers and Homespun Capitalists. The Rise of a Market Cultu...More

The Sir John A. Macdonald Prize
The Sir John A. Macdonald Prize is awarded annually to the best book in Canadian history.
Sir John A. Macdonald Prize Winners
2009
McKay, Ian. Reasoning Otherwise. Leftists and the People's Enlightenment in Canada, 189...More

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Winner - 2010 Wallace K. Ferguson Prize

The CHA is proud to announce that the winner of this year's Wallace K. Ferguson Prize is Luck Clossey, for his book Salvation and Globalization in the Early Jesuit Missions. The prize is given to the outstanding scholar...More

The Wallace K. Ferguson Prize
The Wallace K. Ferguson Prize is awarded annually to the best book in history other than Canadian.
Ferguson Prize Winners
2009
Timothy Brooks, Jérôme Bourgon et Gregory Blue, Death by a Thousand Cuts, Cambridge, Harvard...More

2010 Albert B. Corey Prize Competition
The American Historical Association is administering the prize this year. For more details, please visit the AHA Website. ...More

The Albert B. Corey Prize
The Albert B. Corey Prize is awarded every other year jointly with the American Historical Association to the best book in Canadian-American history.
Corey Prize Winners
2008
WINNER
Sharon A. Roger Hepburn, Crossing the...More

Amélie Bourbeau_en 
Winner - 2010 John Bullen Prize
The CHA is proud to annonce that this year's winner of the John Bullen Prize is Amélie Bourbeau, for her thesis La réorganisation de l’assistance chez les catholiques montréalais: la Fédération des Œuvres de charité cana...More

The John Bullen Prize
The John Bullen Prize honours the outstanding Ph.D. thesis on a historical topic submitted in a Canadian university by a Canadian citizen or landed immigrant.
Bullen Prize Winners
2009
Sean William Mills. “The Empire Wit...More

Béatrice Craig_en 
Winner - 2010 Clio Prize - Atlantic
The CHA is proud to annonce that this year's winner of the Clio Prize - Atlantic is Béatrice Craig, for her book Backwoods Consumers and Homespun Capitalists: The Rise of a Market Culture in Eastern Canada. The Clio priz...More

Becki Ross - B.C._en 
Winner - 2010 Clio Prize - British Columbia
The CHA is proud to annonce that this year's winner of the Clio Prize - British Columbia is Becki L. Ross, for her book Burlesque West: Showgirls, Sex, and Sin in Postwar Vancouver. The Clio prizes are awared to to merit...More

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Winner - 2010 Clio Prize - The North
The CHA is proud to annonce that this year's winner of the Clio Prize - The North is Liza Piper, for her book The Industrial Transformation of Subarctic Canada (UBC Press, 2009). The Clio prizes are awared to to meritori...More

Willaim Morrsion_en 
Winner 2010 Clio Achievement Prize - The North
The CHA is proud to announce that the winner of the 2010 Achievement Award, Clio Prize - The North is William Morrison. The Clio prizes are awared to to meritorious publications or for exceptional contributions by indivi...More

Sharon Wall_en 
Winner - 2010 Clio Prize - Ontario
The CHA is proud to annonce that this year's winner of the 2010 CLio Pirze - Ontario is Sharon Wall, for her book The Nurture of Nature: Childhood, Antimodernism, and Ontario Summer Camps, 1920-55 (UBC Press, 2009). The ...More

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Winners - 2010 Clio Prize - The Prairies
The CHA is proud to announce that this year's winners of the Clio Prize - The Prairies are Royden Loewen and Gerald Friesen, for their book Immigrants in Prairie Cities: Ethnic Diversity in Twentieth-Century Canada (Univ...More

Éric Bédard - Clio Québec_en 
Winner - 2010 Clio Prize - Québec
The CHA is proud to announce that this year's winner of the Clio Prize - Québec is Éric Bédard, for his book Les Réformistes: une génération canadienne-française au milieu du XIXe siècle (Boréal, 2009). The Clio prizes a...More

The Clio Prizes
The Clio Prizes are awarded to meritorious publications or for exceptional contributions by individuals or organizations to regional history.
Clio Prize Winners
2009
Atlantic
John Reid, with contributions by Emerson W. B...More

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Winner - 2010 Best Article Prize - JCHA #1
The CHA is proud to announce that this year's winner of the JCHA #1 Best Article Prize is Michael Gauvreau, for his article ."Winning Back the Intellectuals: Inside Canada’s ‘First War on Terror’ 1968-1970“. The CHA Jour...More

The CHA Journal Prize (#1 issue)
The CHA Journal is awarded every year for the best essay published each year in the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association. The adjudication committee consists of the editorial board and a representative from the...More

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Winner - 2010 Best Article Prize - JCHA #2
The CHA is proud to announce that this year's winner of the Best Article Prize - JCHA #2 is Jane Samson, for her article “Christianity, masculinity, and authority in the Life of George Sarawia". The JCHA, issue #2 Prize...More

The CHA Journal Prize (Issue #2)
The JCHA Prize, issue #2 is awarded for the best essay published each year in the online edition of the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association.
Journal, issue #2 Prize Winners
2009
Charlotte Macdonald, 'Between r...More

 
Winners - 2010 Canadian Aboriginal History Group Prize
The Aboriginal History Studies Group is proud to announce this year's winners of the 2010 Aboriginal History Book Prize, Cwitchin Vuntut First Nation and Shirley Smith, for their book People of the Lakes: Stories of Our ...More

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Winner - 2010 Hilda Neatby Prize - English Article
The Canadian Committee on Women’s History is proud to announce its 2010 winners of the Hilda Neatby Prize. The winner of the best English-language academic article deemed to make an original and scholarly contribution to...More

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Winner - 2010 Hilda Neatby Prize - French Article
The Canadian Committee on Women’s History is proud to announce its 2010 winners of the Hilda Neatby Prize. The winner of the best French-language academic article published in a Canadian or International journal or book ...More

The Hilda Neatby Prize
The Hilda Neatby Prize recognises each year the best articles in French and English on women's history.
Neatby Prize Winners
2009
English-language Article
Sarah Glassford, “The Greatest Mother in the World: Carework and ...More

Patrick_Dunae_en 
Winner - 2010 Best Article on the History of Sexuality Prize
The Canadian Committee on the History of Sexuality is proud to announce this year's best article prize, Patrick Dunae, for his article “Geographies of Sexual Commerce and the Production of Prostitutional Space: Victoria,...More

Best article on the History of Sexuality
The Canadian Committee on the History of Sexuality, a subcommittee of the Canadian Historical Association, is pleased to offer its Prize for the Best Article on the History of Sexuality in Canada.
Prize Winners
2008
Mari...More

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Winner - 2010 Neil Sutherland Biennial Article Prize
The History of Children and Youth Group is proud to annonce that this year's winner of the Best Article Prize is Ellen Boucher, for her article “The Limits of Potential: Race, Welfare, and the Interwar Extension of Child...More

The Neil Sutherland Article Prize
This award honours the pioneering work of Canadian historian Neil Sutherland in the history of children and youth by recognizing outstanding contributions to the field. The prize is given out on a biennial basis under th...More

Arnaud Bessière_en 
Winner - 2010 Eugene A. Forsey Prize
The Canadian Committee on LAbour History is proud to announce that this year's winner of the Eugene A. Forsey Prize is Arnaud Bessière, for his thesis ‘La Domesticité Dans La Colonie Laurentienne Au XVII Siècle Et Au Déb...More

The Eugene Forsey Prize
The Eugene Forsey Prize, awarded by the Canadian Committee on Labour History for the best undergraduate and graduate essays on Canadian labour history. Past winners
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