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In 2005, the Ukrainian Canadian Foundation of Taras Shevchenko launched the John Syrnick Journalism Award. This award acknowledges the efforts of Canadian journalists, who produce insightful and substantive reporting on topics of interest to the Ukrainian Canadian community.
Named in honour of John Syrnick, a long time influential editor of one of the oldest Ukrainian newspapers in Canada, Ukrainian Voice, that celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2010. Mr. Syrnick served as editor from 1947 – 1970 and under his editorial stewardship, Ukrainian Voice enabled hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian Canadians to define and promote the interests of their community within a multicultural Canada.

Click here to see a photo gallery from the 2011 John Syrnick Journalism Award Reception.

"MacKinnon's coverage demonstrated consistent and substantive coverage of Ukraine's history leading to the Orange Revolution and the critical period from the second election to the final results of the third election that took place in December 2004."
"Victor Malarek was chosen for his continual dedication to substantive research and reporting on issues of importance and relevance to the Ukrainian Canadian community”.
“The Winnipeg Free Press was chosen for its 2008 coverage of the 75th anniversary of Holodomor, a famine/genocide in Ukraine in 1932-33, an event of historical significance to the free world and the Ukrainian Canadian community.”
“Frédérick Lavoie was selected for his authentic coverage of the political situation in Ukraine, from September 2009 to September 2010.”
The award consists of one thousand dollars, a plaque and a set of Encyclopedia of Ukraine to the journalist and another set to the press.
include pre-eminent Canadian academics and Ukrainian-Canadian community leaders. The committee is chaired by the Foundation’s Director of Literary Arts, Dr. Christine Turkewych.
| British Columbia: |
Pawlina Demchuk McQuarrie (2011)
Audrey Sojonky (2007-09)
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| Alberta: |
Jars Balan (2011)
Prof. Zenon Kohut (2009)
Daria Luciw (2009)
Prof. Bohdan Medwisky (2005)
Dr. Roman Petryshyn (2005)
Michael Savaryn (2007)
Halya Wilson (2009)
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| Saskatchewan: |
Prof. Bohdan Kordan (2005-2011)
Boris Kishchuk (2011)
Danylo Puderak (2007)
Bohdan Halkewycz (2009)
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| Manitoba: |
Prof. Roman Yereniuk (2011)
Prof. Oleh Gerus (2005-11)
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| Ontario: |
Prof. Dominique Arel (2007-11)
Irena Bell (2005-11)
Dr. Olga Andrijewsky (2007)
Chrystyna Isajiw (2005-2011)
Valya Kuryliw (2005)
Irka Mycak (2009)
Roman Senkus (2005-2011)
Dr. Frank Sysyn (2007)
Dr. Oleh Waler (2005-09)
Oksana Zakydalsky (2009)
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| Quebec: |
Zorianna Hrycenko-Luhova (2011)
Rt. Rev. Dr. Ihor G. Kutash (2005-9)
Simon Kouklewsky (2005-7)
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