Up Here Business named magazine of the year in KRW b2b awards

Up Here Business magazine of Yellowknife NWT won the prestigious magazine of the year award at the 57th annual Kenneth R. Wilson awards for the business-to-business press. Before a large crowd of colleagues, friends and competitors, awards were handed out in 20 written, visual and special categories from a field of 174 nominations from 62 b2b magazines. Up Here Business also won gold awards for

Canadian Business Press to become a foundation, concentrating on awards program

The Canadian Business Press, Canada's oldest business-to-business publishing trade organization, has decided to relinquish being a member-driven organization in favour of a foundation that will ensure the future of the CBP's most important asset, the Kenneth R. Wilson awards (KRWs).In a press release, the organization reported the unanimous decision taken by members at a special meeting.John Kerr

Kenneth R. Wilson b2b awards nominations announced

The nominees for the 57th annual Kenneth R. Wilson (KRW) Awards nominations, honouring  business-to-business publications, have been announced by the Canadian Business Press (CBP) and Magazines Canada. Three magazines are finalists for Magazine of the Year:  
Alberta Oil 
CAmagazine and  
Up Here Business
There were more than 600 individual entries nationwide, 174 submissions from 62 different

Alberta Oil wins Magazine of the Year at the KRW business mag awards

Alberta Oil magazine is the first winner of the newly instituted Magazine of the Year award at the Kenneth R. Wilson Awards (KRWs), given in recognition of Canada's best business press journalism. The award is given to the publication that displays overall excellence in content and design and that most consistently mirrors its mandate/mission and most effectively engages and serves the needs of

Revised b2b awards to have "magazine of year" and internet categories for first time

For the first time in its 56-year history, the 2010 Kenneth R. Wilson Awards, celebrating   bilingual excellence in Canada's business  press, will be recognizing magazine of the year. Four new internet categories have been introduced and an award for Best One-of-a-Kind Article has been added.
The changes are part of an overhaul of every aspect of the awards, including judging procedures, as