Broadview is honoured to have received four nominations in 2026 from the National Magazine Awards, and has received an Amnesty International Canada Media Award, Society of Publication Designers Award and a Canadian Online Publishing Award for our work in 2025.

NATIONAL MAGAZINE AWARDS

2026 NOMINATIONS:

-Nomination: Best feature for The Remedy, by Meagan Gillmore; Alanna Mitchell, handling editor; Ayesha Habib, fact-checker

-Nomination: Best short feature for Escaping Hate, by Ayesha Habib; Alanna Mitchell, handling editor; Mashal Butt, fact-checker

-Nomination: Best emerging writer for Rethinking Encampments, by Amarah Hasham-Steele; Alanna Mitchell, handling editor; Ayesha Habib, fact-checker

-Nomination: Best portrait photography for The Remedy, by Aaron McKenzie Fraser; Carol Moskot, art director

2025 NOMINATIONS:

-Nomination: Long-Form Feature Writing: Origin Story, by Alison Motluk; Alanna Mitchell, handling editor; Ayesha Habib, fact-checker

-Nomination: Feature Writing: Generation Wildfire, by Pieta Woolley; Alanna Mitchell, handling editor; Ayesha Habib and Olivia Vaughan, fact-checkers

-Nomination: Illustration: Impossible Choice, by Dominic Bugatto; Carol Moskot, art director

-Nomination: Portrait Photography: Young and Stateless, by Yvonne Lau; Carol Moskot, art director

-Nomination: Cover Grand Prix: The Climate Issue, by Sam Peet, illustrator, contributor; Carol Moskot, art director

Dominic Bugatto received a National Magazine Awards nomination for his illustration in “Impossible Choice,” with art direction by Carol Moskot. (Broadview, June 2024)

DIGITAL PUBLISHING AWARDS

-2025 Nomination: Best Editorial Newsletter: Best of the Week, by Nicole Schmidt; Emma Prestwich, digital editor

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL CANADA MEDIA AWARDS

-2024/2025 Award for Local/Alternative Media: Torn apart from their families, Uyghur exiles look to Canada in hopes of a better life, by Yvonne Lau

CANADIAN ONLINE PUBLISHING AWARDS

-2025 Award for Best Feature/Cover Story (Consumer): Silver for Inside Nova Scotia’s bold plan to end disability institutions, by Meagan Gillmore

SOCIETY OF PUBLICATION DESIGNERS

-2026 Bronze Merit Award in Art Direction/Design for Independent Publishing, Single/Spread: Changing Our Minds About Dementia, by Carol Moskot

-2025 Bronze Merit Award: Single/Spread [Illustration]: Meet the Nones, by Eleanor Davis

Eleanor Davis’s illustration received a Bronze Merit Award from the Society of Publication Designers for “Meet the Nones” (Broadview, July/August 2024).

ASSOCIATED CHURCH PRESS AWARDS

-2025 Award of Excellence: Overall Excellence/Best in Class: National/International Magazine: Broadview, Broadview staff and contributors

-2025 Award of Excellence: Local Reporting, Long Format: Generation Wildfire, by Pieta Woolley

-2025 Award of Excellence: International Reporting, Long Format: Impossible Choice, by Katharine Lake Berz

-2025 Award of Excellence: Denominational Politics, Long Format: Church Bully, by Christopher White

-2025 Award of Excellence: Personal Experience, Short Format: A Tragic Death, a Sacred Moment, by Wayne Hilliker

-2025 Award of Excellence: Personal Experience, Long Format; Ramiro Gonzales Has Been Executed, and My Heart is Broken, by Bri-anne Swan

-2025 Award of Excellence: Department: Snapshot, by Alanna Mitchell

Shelley Page’s “195 Years” received an Award of Merit for In-Depth Coverage from the Associated Church Press Awards. (Image by Michelle Kay)

-2025 Award of Excellence: Critical Review: Climate Fictions, by Josiah Neufeld

-2025 Award of Excellence: Letters to the Editor, Mary the God-Bearer, by David Wilson

-2025 Award of Excellence: Humour, Written: Christian Heritage Month Campaign Is a Real Headscratcher, by Douglas Tindal

-2025 Award of Excellence: Devotional/Inspirational, Short Format: Solstice Revelation, by Alanna Mitchell

-2025 Award of Excellence: Magazine Cover: The Climate Issue, by Carol Moskot

-2025 Award of Excellence: Magazine/Journal Design, Entire Issue: The Climate Issue, by Carol Moskot

Sarah Bessey’s “Easter Moments” received an Award of Merit for Seasonal Article from the Associated Church Press Awards. (Illustration by María Hergueta)

-2025 Award of Merit: Best Emerging Journalist: United Church of Canada partners struggle to get aid to Palestinians; United Church urges Canada to stop arming Israel, by Michael Witkowicz

-2025 Award of Merit: In-Depth Coverage: 195 years, by Shelley Page

-2025 Award of Merit: Devotional/Inspirational, Long Format: Rooted in Reverence, by Therese DesCamp

-2025 Award of Merit: Seasonal Article: Easter Moments, by Sarah Bessey

-2025 Honourable Mention: Single Posting (social media): The rise of the non-religious in Canada, by Nicole Schmidt

-2025 Honourable Mention: Theme Issue, Section or Series: The Climate Issue, by Broadview staff and contributors

Broadview’s Climate Issue (April/May 2024) earned three Associated Church Press Awards, including two Awards of Excellence for cover and overall design, and an Honourable Mention for theme issue.

Canadian Christian Communicators Association Awards

-1st Place: General Excellence, Magazine: Broadview

-1st Place: General Excellence, Website: Broadview.org

-1st Place: A.C Forrest Memorial Award (Circulation 10,000+): Impossible Choice, by Katharine Lake Berz

-1st Place: Media Review: Life After Tragedy, by Julie McGonegal

-1st Place: Head and Deck: Seniors’ Moment, by Broadview Staff

-1st Place: Original Artwork: Impossible Choice, by Dominic Bugatto

-1st Place: Single Posting (social media): The rise of the non-religious in Canada, by Nicole Schmidt

-1st Place: Enewsletter: Best of the Week, by Nicole Schmidt

-Award of Merit: Theme Issue, Section or Series: The Climate Issue, by Lesley Evans Ogden, Tahmeed Shafiq, and Therese DesCamp

-Award of Merit: Biblical/Theological Reflection: God’s Eternal Love Has a Face, by Jason Meyers

-Award of Merit: First-Person Account: Ramiro Gonzales Has Been Executed, and My Heart is Broken, by Bri-anne Swan

-Award of Merit: Interview: Wade Davis, by Mzwandile Poncana

-Honourable Mention: Student Award: Amarah Hasham-Steele

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