The Toronto Star took home awards in the Data Journalism category at the 2022 Canadian Association of Journalists awards, which celebrates excellence in investigative journalism.
At a gala ceremony on April 15 in Vancouver celebrating the CAJ’s 45th annual national conference, the Star’s Robert Cribb won the award for work on “
with students Declan Keogh, Max Binks-Collier and Danielle Orr — found the suspensions were applied unsystematically and often had devastating consequences on drivers’ lives. The Star’s Alessia Passafiume was nominated under the Journalism for Human Rights/CAJ Emerging Indigenous Journalist Award category.
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