Canadian Comedy Awards































Canadian Comedy Awards

Canadian Comedy Awards trophy 2010.png
2010 trophy

Awarded for Best comedy works of previous year
Location Toronto
Country Canada
First awarded 2000
Website canadiancomedyawards.org

The Canadian Comedy Awards (CCA) is an annual ceremony that celebrates achievements in Canadian comedy in live performances, radio, film, television and internet media. The awards were founded and produced by Tim Progosh in 2000. The inaugural show was broadcast on The Comedy Network.


Until 2002, CCA was held in Toronto, and from 2003 to 2007 they were held in London, Ontario in conjunction with an annual comedy festival known as Comedy Week. In 2008, they moved to Regina, Saskatchewan, then in 2009 to Saint John, New Brunswick. From 2010 to 2012 they returned to Toronto, and in 2013 and 2014 moved to Ottawa, Ontario. In 2015 CCA moved back to Toronto.


Past hosts include the Royal Canadian Air Farce, Scott Thompson (of The Kids in the Hall), Dave Thomas, Brent Butt, David Foley and Bruce Hunter (as Rocko the Dog, the character he played on Puppets Who Kill ).


The 2000 and 2001 awards were produced and aired on The Comedy Network by Higher Ground Productions. The 2001 CCA special received a Gemini nomination for writing. Annual CCA variety specials were broadcast on television from 2007-2010. The Doo Wops received a Gemini nomination for their performance in the 2008 special and the 2009 special, co-produced by Higher Ground Productions and Mind's Eye.




Contents






  • 1 Ceremonies


    • 1.1 2000–2006


    • 1.2 2007


      • 1.2.1 Nominees and winners


        • 1.2.1.1 Live category


        • 1.2.1.2 Television category


        • 1.2.1.3 Film category






    • 1.3 2008


      • 1.3.1 Live


      • 1.3.2 Television


      • 1.3.3 Film


      • 1.3.4 Public voting categories




    • 1.4 2009


      • 1.4.1 Live


      • 1.4.2 Television


      • 1.4.3 Film


      • 1.4.4 Public voting categories






  • 2 Annual results


    • 2.1 2000


    • 2.2 2001


    • 2.3 2002


    • 2.4 2003


    • 2.5 2004


    • 2.6 2005


    • 2.7 2006


    • 2.8 2007


    • 2.9 2008




  • 3 Multiple winners


    • 3.1 Most successful shows


    • 3.2 Most successful groups


    • 3.3 Most successful individuals


      • 3.3.1 People with the most wins (eight)


      • 3.3.2 People with three wins or more


        • 3.3.2.1 Seven wins


        • 3.3.2.2 Six wins


        • 3.3.2.3 Five wins


        • 3.3.2.4 Four wins


        • 3.3.2.5 Three wins








  • 4 Specials


  • 5 References


  • 6 External links





Ceremonies



2000–2006




  • 2000 - The first Canadian Comedy Awards were held in Toronto, Ontario at the Masonic Temple and were hosted by Dave Thomas. The awards were televised as a special, winning a 2001 Canadian Comedy Award for Best Direction - TV Special or Episode for its director, Bob Sorger.[1]


  • 2001 - The 2nd annual awards were held in Toronto, Ontario and were hosted by Patrick McKenna (of The Red Green Show and Traders) and Sheila McCarthy. The awards were televised by The Comedy Network.


  • 2002 - The 3rd annual awards were hosted by Brent Butt. It was the last time the awards were held in Toronto before they were moved to London, Ontario in 2003.


  • 2003 - The 4th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards were held at the Grand Theatre in London, Ontario, and hosted by Royal Canadian Air Farce. This was the first time the awards were held outside of Toronto since the show's inception in 2000, and they remained in London through 2007.


  • 2004 - The 5th annual Canadian Comedy Awards were held in London, Ontario at the London Convention Centre. They were hosted by Scott Thompson of The Kids in the Hall fame.


  • 2005 - The 6th annual awards were again held in London, Ontario, and hosted by Puppets Who Kill character Rocko the Dog (voiced by Bruce Hunter).


  • 2006 - The 7th annual awards were announced October 26 at the London Music Hall in London, Ontario. They were hosted by Will Sasso, with Royal Canadian Air Farce, Dave Broadfoot and Mike MacDonald. The awards were part of a broader Canadian Comedy Awards & Festival which took place from October 25–28, 2006.



2007


The 8th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards were held at the London Music Hall in London, Ontario on October 12, 2007 as part of the Canadian Comedy Awards & Festival which ran from October 10–13, 2007. It marked the 5th straight year that the awards ceremony was held in London.



Nominees and winners


Nominations were announced on July 25, 2007 at The Gladstone in Toronto, and winners (printed in italics) were announced at the awards ceremony on October 12, 2007, which was hosted by Debra DiGiovanni:



Live category

  • MALE STAND-UP:


  1. Alan Park

  2. Gerry Dee

  3. Steve Patterson

  4. Mike Wilmot

  5. Peter Kelamis


  • FEMALE STAND-UP:


  1. Debra DiGiovanni

  2. Kate Davis

  3. Kristeen Von Hagen

  4. Nikki Payne

  5. Erica Sigurdson


  • NEWCOMER STAND-UP:


  1. Sean Lacomber

  2. Graham Clarke

  3. Darrin Rose

  4. Jeff McEnery

  5. Don Wood


  • COMEDIC PLAY:


  1. Plan Live from Outer Space

  2. Swiss Family Guy Robinson

  3. Whatever Happened to Bergin and Bublick?

  4. For Crying Out Loud

  5. My First Crush - From Fear to Non Confidence


  • ONE PERSON SHOW:


  1. Swiss Family Guy Robinson - Brian Froud

  2. The Sean Schau - Seán Cullen

  3. Hard Headed Woman - Sandra Battaglini

  4. Comedy in Motion with Bob Cates

  5. Any Second Now


  • SKETCH TROUPE:


  1. The Imponderables

  2. The Distractions

  3. Canadian Content


  4. The Second City: Bird Flu Over the Cuckoo's Nest

  5. The Sketchersons


  • IMPROV TROUPE:


  1. Monkey Toast - The Improvised Talk Show

  2. Rock Paper Scissors

  3. AKA Improv - Cage Match Vancouver

  4. Illustrated Men

  5. Urban Improv


  • MALE IMPROVISER:



  1. Ian Boothby - Urban Improv

  2. Adam Cawley - Hot Lawyer


  3. Drew McCreadie - Urban Improv


  4. Peter Oldring - Monkey Toast

  5. Taz Van Rassel


  • FEMALE IMPROVISER:


  1. Jennifer Goodhue - Monkey Toast

  2. Diana Frances

  3. Jan Caruana - Monkey Toast

  4. Ellie Harvey


  5. Lauren Ash - Second City Mainstage



Television category

  • DIRECTION - SPECIAL OR EPISODE:


  1. Robert de Lint - Corner Gas ep. 66 "The Good Old Table Hockey Game"

  2. Henry Sarwer-Foner - Rick Mercer Report ep. 16


  3. Stephen Reynolds - This Hour Has 22 Minutes season XIV ep. 3


  4. Deborah Day - Women Fully Clothed


  5. Michael Kennedy - This Space for Rent ep. 2 "Stained"


  • DIRECTION - SERIES:


  1. T.W. Peacocke - Rent-A-Goalie

  2. David Storey, Robert de Lint, Jeff Beesley, Mark Farrell, Brent Butt - Corner Gas

  3. Michael Kennedy - Little Mosque on the Prairie

  4. Henry Sarwer-Foner - Rick Mercer Report

  5. Carl Harvey - Just For Laughs 2006


  • WRITING - SPECIAL OR EPISODE:


  1. Brent Butt and Kevin White - Corner Gas ep. 52 "Outside Joke"

  2. Brent Butt - Corner Gas ep. 54 "Kid Stuff"

  3. Chas Lawther and Gail Kerbel - Is It Art?

  4. Alan Park and Rob Ross - Royal Canadian Air Farce

  5. Kevin White, Mark Critch, Gary Pearson, Gavin Crawford, Jennifer Whalen, Carolyn Taylor, Albert Howell - This Hour Has 22 Minutes season XIV ep. 3


  • WRITING - SERIES:


  1. Brent Butt, Mark Farrell, Paul Mather, Kevin White, Andrew Carr, Robert Sheridan - Corner Gas

  2. Christopher Bolton and Graeme Manson - Rent-A-Goalie

  3. Jeremy Diamond and Tim Polley - Odd Job Jack


  4. Zarqa Nawaz, Al Rae, Susan Flanders-Alexander, Dan Redican, Rebecca Schechter, Jackie May - Little Mosque on the Prairie


  5. Craig Lauzon - Royal Canadian Air Farce


  • MALE PERFORMANCE:


  1. Eric Peterson - Corner Gas


  2. Shaun Majumder - This Hour Has 22 Minutes

  3. Christopher Bolton - Rent-A-Goalie

  4. Alan Park - Royal Canadian Air Farce

  5. Pat Thornton - Punched Up


  • FEMALE PERFORMANCE:


  1. Inga Cadranel - Rent-A-Goalie


  2. Sheila McCarthy - "Sarah", Little Mosque on the Prairie

  3. Jennifer Goodhue - Comedy Inc.


  4. Penelope Corrin - Royal Canadian Air Farce


  5. Jessica Holmes - Royal Canadian Air Farce


TAPED LIVE PERFORMANCE:



  1. Alan Park - Just for Laughs 2006


  2. Winston Spear - JFL


  3. Pete Zedlacher - JFL

  4. Shaun Majumder - JFL

  5. Tim Nutt - JFL



Film category

  • DIRECTION:


  1. Erik Canull - Bon Cop, Bad Cop

  2. Vivieno Caldinelli - If I See Randy Again...

  3. John Bolton - Breakdown


  • WRITING:


  1. Patrick Huard, Leila Bason, Kevin Tierney, Alex Epstein - Bon Cop, Bad Cop

  2. Vivieno Caldinelli and Winston Spear - If I See Randy Again...

  3. John Bolton - Breakdown


  • MALE PERFORMANCE:



  1. Colm Feore - Bon Cop, Bad Cop

  2. Patrick Huard - Bon Cop, Bad Cop

  3. Dan Redican - If I See Randy Again...

  4. Winston Rekert


  • FEMALE PERFORMANCE:



  1. Catherine O'Hara - For Your Consideration


  2. Lisa Wegner - Boundless

  3. Amanda Tapping



2008


The 9th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards & Festival were held from October 1–5, 2008 at Casino Regina in Regina, Saskatchewan. 2008 was the first year the awards were held outside of Ontario. Previous Canadian Comedy Awards ceremonies took place in Toronto (2000–2002) before moving to London, Ontario (2003–2007).
Nominations were announced at an industry luncheon at The Second City in Toronto on June 3, 2008 and the awards presentation ceremony took place on the evening of Friday, October 3, 2008 at Casino Regina, hosted by Alan Park with presenters including Dave Foley and Mike Wilmot. Winners are printed in capital letters:



Live


  • Stand-up - Large Venue:


  1. Derek Edwards

  2. Jeremy Hotz

  3. Ron James

  4. Sean Majumder

  5. RUSSELL PETERS


  • Stand-up - Male:


  1. Sean Cullen

  2. GERRY DEE

  3. Steve Patterson

  4. Kenny Robinson

  5. John Wing Jr.


  • Stand-up - Female:


  1. Laurie Elliott

  2. Jennifer Grant

  3. NIKKI PAYNE

  4. Shannon Laverty

  5. Erica Sigurdson


  • Stand-up Newcomer:


  1. PETER ANTHONY

  2. Sam Easton

  3. DeAnne Smith

  4. Nick Beaton

  5. Sean Lacomber


  • Comedic Play:


  1. Dreadwood: Stories of the Canadian Klondike

  2. FACEBOOK OF REVELATIONS - THE SECOND CITY

  3. PET3RS - Approximately 3 Peters

  4. The Dead Language of Love

  5. An Inconvenient Musical


  • One Person Show:


  1. THE SEAN SCHAU (SEAN CULLEN)

  2. Scarfarce

  3. The One Man Harold

  4. The News Desk with Ron Sparks

  5. All the Rage - David Raitt


  • Sketch Troupe:


  1. CANADIAN CONTENT

  2. The Imponderables

  3. Picnicface

  4. The Second City

  5. The Sketchersons


  • Improv Troupe:


  1. About An Hour

  2. SHOW STOPPING NUMBER - THE IMPROVISED MUSICAL

  3. Urban Improv

  4. General Fools Improvisational Theatre

  5. Monkey Toast: The Improvised Talk Show


  • Male Improviser:


  1. Taz VanRassel

  2. Jayden Pfeifer

  3. Doug Morency

  4. Toby Berner

  5. DAN JOFFRE


  • Female Improviser:


  1. Lisa Merchant

  2. Diana Frances

  3. Amy Matysio

  4. AURORA BROWNE

  5. Jamillah Ross



Television


  • Taped Live Performance:


  1. The Doo Wops - Best of the Fest

  2. Manolis Zontanos – Comedy Network Presents

  3. Steve Patterson - Halifax Comedy Fest 2007

  4. Mike MacDonald - Halifax Comedy Fest 2007

  5. GERRY DEE - JUST FOR LAUGHS 2007, GALA SHOW 12


  • Direction - Special or Episode:


  1. Brent Butt - Corner Gas (The Accidental Cleanist)

  2. David Storey - Corner Gas (Cable Excess)

  3. Don McCutcheon - Corner Gas (the 'J'Word)

  4. SAMIR REHEM - COCK'D GUNNS (EPISODES #8 and #4)

  5. Jim Allodi - "Rent-A-Goalie" (Episode #4 Burlington)


  • Direction - Series:


  1. Michael Kennedy - Little Mosque On the Prairie (Spy Something or Get Out)

  2. David Storey, Robert de Lint, Brent Butt, Don McCutcheon, Jeff Beesley – Corner Gas

  3. HENRY SARWER-FONER - THE RICK MERCER REPORT (EPISODE #10)

  4. Carl Harvey and Shelagh O'Brien - 2007 Just For Laughs Gala Series

  5. Vivieno Caldinelli - The Owl and the Man


  • Writing - Special or Episode:


  1. Zarqa Zawaz, Rebecca Schechter, Al Rae, Rob Sheridan, Greg Eckler, Paul Mather, Miles Smith – Little Mosque On the Prairie (Episode 213 Public Access)

  2. Graeme Manson - Rent A Goalie (Episode #5 - Everybody's a Fag)

  3. MARK CRITCH, GAVIN CRAWFORD, GARY PEARSON, KYLE TINGLEY, JENNIFER WHALEN, ALBERT HOWELL, TIM McAULIFFE, NATHAN FIELDER, GERI HALL, ANDREW BUSH, DEAN JENKINSON - THIS HOUR HAS 22 MINUTES (EPISODE 3)

  4. David Moses - Robson Arms S3 (Episode 303 Geeks In Love)

  5. Kevin White - Corner Gas (Bed and Brake Fast)


  • Writing - Series:


  1. JON DORE, MARK FORWARD, STEVE PATTERSON - THE JON DORE TELEVISION SHOW

  2. Leo Scherman, Morgan Waters, Andy King, Brooks Gray - Cock'd Gunns

  3. Zarqa Nawaz, Rebecca Schechter, Al Rae, Rob Sheridan, Greg Eckler, Paul Mather, Miles Smith – Little Mosque on the Prairie

  4. Kevin White,Mark Farrell, Brent Butt, Andrew Carr, Norm Hiscock, Gary Pearson, Dylan Wertz – Corner Gas

  5. Pat Thornton - The Owl and the Man


  • Female - TV:


  1. GERI HALL - THIS HOUR HAS 22 MINUTES

  2. Janet Wright - Corner Gas

  3. Nancy Robertson - Corner Gas

  4. Cathy Jones - This Hour Has 22 Minutes

  5. Penelope Corrin - Air Farce Live


  • Male - TV:



  1. Jon Dore - The Jon Dore Television Show

  2. Alan Park - Air Farce

  3. Christopher Bolton - Rent A Goalie

  4. Eric Peterson - Corner Gas

  5. GAVIN CRAWFORD - THIS HOUR HAS 22 MINUTES



Film


  • Male Performance:



  1. Jay Reso - Dark Rising


  2. Landy Cannon - Dark Rising


  3. Michael Cera - Superbad


  4. Seth Rogen - Knocked Up

  5. MICHAEL CERA - JUNO


  • Female Performance:



  1. Brigitte Kingsley - Dark Rising


  2. Julia Schneider - Dark Rising


  3. ELLEN PAGE - JUNO


  • Writing:



  1. Andrew Cymek - Dark Rising

  2. SETH ROGEN - SUPERBAD


  • Directing:



  1. Andrew Cymek - Dark Rising

  2. James Dunnison - Walk the Dog


  3. JASON REITMAN - JUNO



Public voting categories


In 2008 three new categories were added to the awards, which could be voted on by the public. Prior to 2008 voting was only open to Canadian comedy industry professionals (members of unions such as ACTRA, CAEA, DGC and WGC). The nominees in these new categories were announced on-line on July 1, 2008, and winners (in capital letters) were announced at the awards ceremony on Friday, October 3:


  • Pretty Funny Web Clip:


  1. Cerealized #28 : Loops

  2. Every Dave Life

  3. Powerthirst

  4. SURE LOCK: A TRUE POO STORY

  5. The Owl and the Man #1

  6. The Waldo Ultimatum


  • Pretty Funny Radio Clip:


  1. 300 Personal Trainer, 106.9 The Bear, Ottawa

  2. BAD SANTA, Q107, TORONTO

  3. The Debaters, CBC Radio 1


  • Canadian Comedy Person of the Year:


  1. Ellen Page

  2. Michael Cera

  3. Rick Mercer

  4. Russell Peters

  5. SETH ROGEN



2009


Nominations for the 2009 Canadian Comedy Awards closed April 30, 2009. They have announced that the awards will be held in Saint John, New Brunswick this year, from October 1–4. This is the first time the awards have been held in Eastern Canada. Nominations were announced on the CCA website on the morning of Monday, July 6, in videos hosted by Nikki Payne and Pat Thornton.


The winners were announced at a ceremony hosted by Sean Cullen, at the Imperial Theatre in Saint John, New Brunswick. Winners appear below in uppercase.



Live


  • Stand-up - Male:


  1. Scott Faulconbridge

  2. Glen Foster

  3. JEREMY HOTZ

  4. David Pryde

  5. Sugar Sammy


  • Stand-up - Female:


  1. Kate Davis

  2. DEBRA DIGIOVANNI

  3. Shelley Marshall

  4. Allyson Smith

  5. Kristeen Von Hagen


  • Stand-up Newcomer:


  1. Andrew Johnston

  2. Lori Gibbs

  3. NATHAN MACINTOSH

  4. Bobby Mair

  5. Martha O'Neill


  • Sketch Troupe:


  1. Picnicface

  2. Shoeless

  3. The Imponderables

  4. THE SECOND CITY

  5. The Sketchersons


  • Improv Troupe:


  1. About An Hour

  2. IMPROMPTU SPLENDOR

  3. Monkey Toast

  4. PROJECTproject

  5. Urban Improv


  • Male Improviser:


  1. Matt Baram

  2. Ian Boothby

  3. James Gangl

  4. KERRY GRIFFIN

  5. Taz Van Rassel


  • Female Improviser:


  1. JAN CARUANA

  2. Amy Matysio

  3. Lisa Merchant

  4. Caitlin Howden

  5. Naomi Snieckus


  • Comedic Play:


  1. BARACK TO THE FUTURE

  2. Battleawesome Awesomestar

  3. It's Just a Phase

  4. That's Oddville

  5. Troubadour


  • One Person Show:


  1. Fear of a Brown Planet

  2. Lupe: Undone

  3. ONE WOMAN SHOW

  4. Who's Afraid of Tippi Seagram?

  5. Wild Rose



Television


  • Taped Live Performance:


  1. Debra DiGiovanni - "Halifax Comedy Festival"

  2. Laurie Elliot - "Just For Laughs Gala"

  3. Jeremy Hotz - "Just For Laughs Gala"

  4. Jeremy Hotz - "What a Miserable Show This Is"

  5. RON SPARKS - "Comedy Now"


  • Direction - Television Program or Series:


  1. ADAM BRODIE and DAVE DEREWLANY - The Jon Dore Television Show episode "Jon Gets Haunted"

  2. Matt Hawkins - The Jon Dore Television Show, episode "Jon Gets Horny"

  3. Ryan Keller - "Bravo!FACT Presents: The Second City's Facebook of Revelations"

  4. Brian Roberts - "Da Kink in My Hair, Ep. 209"

  5. Shawn Alex Thompson - "Less Than Kind"


  • Writing - Television Program or Series:


  1. Mark Critch, Gavin Crawford, Kyle Tingley, Jennifer Whalen, Albert Howell, Tim McAuliffe, Dean Jenkinson, Geri Hall, Nathan Fielder, Joanne O'Sullivan, Peter White - "This Hour Has 22 Minutes, XVI Episode 12"

  2. Marvin Kaye and Chris Sheasgreen - "Less Than Kind"

  3. Irwin Barker, Greg Eckler, Chris Finn, Paul Mather, Rick Mercer, Tim Steeves - "Rick Mercer Report"

  4. Bruce Pirrie, Darryl Hinds, Jim Annan, Karen Parker, Lauren Ash, Marty Adams, Scott Montgomery - "Bravo! Fact Presents: The Second City Facebook of Revelations"

  5. RON SPARKS - "Comedy Now"


  • Male - TV:


  1. Gavin Crawford – "This Hour Has 22 Minutes"


  2. JON DORE - "The Jon Dore Television Show"


  3. Nathan Fielder - "This Hour Has 22 Minutes"

  4. Peter Oldring - "Good Morning World"

  5. Alan Park - "Royal Canadian Air Farce"


  • Female - TV:


  1. Aimee Beaudoin - "Caution: May Contain Nuts"

  2. Inga Cadranel - "Rent-A-Goalie"

  3. Geri Hall - "This Hour Has 22 Minutes"

  4. Cathy Jones - "This Hour Has 22 Minutes"

  5. WENDEL MELDRUM - "Less Than Kind"


  • Ensemble - TV:


  1. Bravo! Fact Presents: The Second City's Facebook of Revelations

  2. Good Morning World

  3. LESS THAN KIND

  4. The Latest Buzz

  5. Three Chords From The Truth



Film


  • Direction:


  1. MARTIN GERO - "Young People Fucking"

  2. Michelle Ouellet - "Hooked on Speedman"

  3. Mark Sanders - "Boyfriend Latte"

  4. Warren P. Sonoda - "Coopers Camera"


  • Writing:


  1. Shannon Beckner and Mark Sanders - "Boyfriend Latte"

  2. Nicholas Carella and Vince Gabriele - "Hooked on Speedman"

  3. Chris Charney - "Wild Cherry"

  4. MARTIN GERO and AARON ABRAMS - "Young People Fucking"

  5. Jason Jones and Mike Beaver - "Coopers Camera"


  • Male Performance:


  1. Nicholas Carella - "Hooked on Speedman"

  2. Josh Dean - "Young People Fucking"

  3. Ennis Esmer - "Young People Fucking"

  4. Jason Jones - "Coopers Camera"

  5. PETER OLDRING - "Young People Fucking"


  • Female Performance:


  1. Shannon Beckner - "Boyfriend Latte"

  2. SAMANTHA BEE - "Coopers Camera"

  3. Kristin Booth - "Young People Fucking"

  4. Natalie Lisinska - "Young People Fucking"

  5. Carly Pope - "Young People Fucking"



Public voting categories


  • Web Clip:


  1. Flakaderm

  2. Mouth of Gold

  3. Mush Mouth

  4. VIOLATOR

  5. Weapon Accident


  • Radio Clip:


  1. "Smoking" by Josh Holliday, CFEX 92.9 FM, Calgary

  2. "Spelling Bee" by Canadian Content, XM Radio

  3. "Stalker" by Josh Holliday and Lisa Brooke, CFEX 92.9 FM, Calgary

  4. "Witches" by Mark Meer and Marianne Copithorne, The Irrelevant Show, CBC Radio

  5. "ZEN HOKEY POKEY" by JOE BIRD, The Irrelevant Show, CBC Radio


  • Canadian Comedy Person of the Year:


  1. Air Farce

  2. Brent Butt

  3. Rick Mercer

  4. Russell Peters

  5. SETH ROGEN



Annual results



2000


CATEGORY: TELEVISION



  • Pretty Funny Female Performance: Mary Walsh for This Hour Has 22 Minutes

  • Pretty Funny Male Performance: Rick Mercer for Made in Canada

  • Pretty Funny Direction: Michael Kennedy for Made in Canada

  • Pretty Funny Writing: Tim Steeves, Rick Mercer, Cathy Jones, Edward Kay, Mary Walsh and Greg Thomey for This Hour Has 22 Minutes

  • Pretty Funny Direction (Special or Episode): Henry Sarwer-Foner for This Hour Has 22 Minutes, "New Year's Eve Special"

  • Pretty Funny Writing (Special or Episode): Tim Steeves, Rick Mercer, Cathy Jones, Mary Walsh, Edward Kay, and Greg Thomey for This Hour Has 22 Minutes


CATEGORY: FILM



  • Pretty Funny Female Performance: Sarah Polley for Go

  • Pretty Funny Male Performance: Mike Myers for Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me

  • Pretty Funny Direction: Don McKellar for Last Night

  • Pretty Funny Writing: Mike Myers for Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me


CATEGORY: LIVE COMEDY



  • Pretty Funny Comedic Play: The Drowsy Chaperone

  • Pretty Funny Sketch Troupe: Skippy's Rangers

  • Pretty Funny Male Improviser: Colin Mochrie

  • Pretty Funny Female Improviser: Kathy Greenwood

  • Pretty Funny Stand-up: Ron James

  • Pretty Funny Stand-up Newcomer: Wade McElwain

  • Pretty Funny Direction of a Comedic Play: Steve Morel for The Drowsy Chaperone



2001


CATEGORY: TELEVISION



  • Pretty Funny Female Performance: Cathy Jones for This Hour Has 22 Minutes

  • Pretty Funny Male Performance: Colin Mochrie for Whose Line Is It Anyway?

  • Pretty Funny Writing (Series): Cathy Jones, Rick Mercer, Greg Thomey, Mary Walsh, Mark Farrell, Chris Finn, Edward Kay, Tim Steeves, George Westerholm, Luciano Casimiri, Michael Best, Randy Metson, Heidi Foss, Jordan Kawchuk, Paul Mather, Christian Murray, Kevin White and Peter McBain for This Hour Has 22 Minutes

  • Pretty Funny Writing (Special or Episode): Mark Farrell for Made in Canada

  • Pretty Funny Direction (Series): Henry Sarwer-Foner for This Hour Has 22 Minutes

  • Pretty Funny Direction (Special or Episode): Bob Sorger for The 2000 Canadian Comedy Awards


CATEGORY: FILM



  • Pretty Funny Female Performance: Catherine O'Hara for Best in Show

  • Pretty Funny Male Performance: Eugene Levy for Best in Show

  • Pretty Funny Writing: Eugene Levy for Best in Show

  • Pretty Funny Direction: Allan Moyle for New Waterford Girl


CATEGORY: LIVE COMEDY



  • Pretty Funny Comedic Play: Radio-30, by Chris Earle

  • Pretty Funny One Person Show: Noam Chomsky is an Asshole, by Noam Rosen

  • Pretty Funny Sketch Troupe: The Second City Mainstage

  • Pretty Funny Male Improviser: Bruce Hunter

  • Pretty Funny Female Improviser: Lisa Merchant

  • Pretty Funny Improv Troupe: The Second City Mainstage

  • Pretty Funny Female Stand-up: Elvira Kurt

  • Pretty Funny Male Stand-up: Brent Butt

  • Pretty Funny Stand-up Newcomer: Nikki Payne


THE BLUMA APPELL "THAT'S FUNNY" AWARD:


  • The Humber College Award: Ryan Belleville

HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES



  • Rich Little


  • Royal Canadian Air Farce: Luba Goy, Roger Abbott, John Morgan and Don Ferguson



2002


CATEGORY: TELEVISION



  • Pretty Funny Female Performance: Janet van de Graaf for History Bites

  • Pretty Funny Male Performance: Rick Mercer for Made in Canada

  • Pretty Funny Writing (Series): Cathy Jones, Rick Mercer, Greg Thomey, Mary Walsh, Luciano Casimiri, Mark Farrell, Paul Mather, Peter McBain, Christian Murray, George Westerholm and Kevin White for This Hour Has 22 Minutes

  • Pretty Funny Writing (Special or Episode): Bob Martin for Made in Canada, "Alan's Ex"

  • Pretty Funny Direction (Series): Michael Kennedy, T. W. Peacocke, Stephen Reynolds, Henry Sarwer-Foner and Jerry Ciccoritti, for Made in Canada

  • Pretty Funny Direction (Special or Episode): Henry Sarwer-Foner for Made in Canada, "Damacles What a Doll"


CATEGORY: FILM



  • Pretty Funny Direction: Bruce Sweeney for Last Wedding

  • Pretty Funny Writing: Karen Walton for Ginger Snaps

  • Pretty Funny Female Performance: Mary Walsh for Rare Birds

  • Pretty Funny Male Performance: Eugene Levy for American Pie 2


CATEGORY: LIVE COMEDY



  • Pretty Funny Comedic Play: Family Circus Maximus, by The Second City

  • Pretty Funny One Person Show: Erotic Laser Swordfight, by Seán Cullen

  • Pretty Funny Sketch Troupe: The Gentlemen Callers

  • Pretty Funny Male Improviser: Bob Martin

  • Pretty Funny Female Improviser: Janet van de Graaf

  • Pretty Funny Improv Troupe: Slap Happy

  • Pretty Funny Male Stand-up: Shaun Majumder

  • Pretty Funny Female Stand-up: Kristeen von Hagen

  • Pretty Funny Stand-up Newcomer: Debra DiGiovanni



2003


CATEGORY: TELEVISION



  • Pretty Funny Female Performance: Cathy Jones for This Hour Has 22 Minutes

  • Pretty Funny Male Performance: Gavin Crawford for The Gavin Crawford Show

  • Pretty Funny Direction: Michael Kennedy, Stephen Reynolds and Henry Sarwer-Foner for Made in Canada

  • Pretty Funny Writing: Rick Mercer and Mark Farrell for Made in Canada

  • Pretty Funny Direction (Special or Episode): Shawn Alex Thompson for Puppets Who Kill, "Cuddles Goes to Jail"

  • Pretty Funny Writing (Special or Episode): Greg Thomey, Colin Mochrie, Mary Walsh, Cathy Jones, Mark Critch, Mark Farrell, Paul Mather, Peter McBain and Kevin White for This Hour Has 22 Minutes, "New Year's Eve Special"


CATEGORY: FILM



  • Pretty Funny Female Performance: Nia Vardalos for My Big Fat Greek Wedding

  • Pretty Funny Male Performance: Mike Myers for Goldmember

  • Pretty Funny Direction: Paul Gross for Men with Brooms

  • Pretty Funny Writing: Mike Myers for Goldmember


CATEGORY: LIVE COMEDY



  • Pretty Funny One Person Show: Heino Happy Hour, by Marc Hickox, Daniel Shehori, Steven Shehori

  • Pretty Funny Comedic Play: Psychedelicatessen by The Second City

  • Pretty Funny Sketch Troupe: The Minnesota Wrecking Crew

  • Pretty Funny Improv Troupe: Slap Happy

  • Pretty Funny Male Improviser: Doug Morency

  • Pretty Funny Female Improviser: Lisa Merchant

  • Pretty Funny Male Stand-up: Winston Spear

  • Pretty Funny Female Stand-up: Nikki Payne

  • Pretty Funny Stand-up Newcomer: Gilson Lubin



2004


CATEGORY: TELEVISION



  • Pretty Funny TV Direction (Series): David Storey, Robert de Lint, Rob King, Henry Sarwer-Foner and Mark Farrell for Corner Gas

  • Pretty Funny TV Direction (Special or Episode): Carl Harvey and Shelagh O'Brien for Sean Cullen Home for Christmas

  • Pretty Funny TV Writing (Series): Mark Farrell, Brent Butt, Andrew Carr and Paul Mather for Corner Gas

  • Pretty Funny TV Writing (Special or Episode): Luciano Casimiri, Harry Doupe, Kristeen von Hagen and George Westerholm for The Toronto Show, Episode 7

  • Pretty Funny TV Male: Brent Butt for Corner Gas

  • Pretty Funny TV Female: Marypat Farrell for The Gavin Crawford Show


CATEGORY: FILM



  • Pretty Funny Direction: Deborah Day for Expecting

  • Pretty Funny Writing: Eugene Levy for A Mighty Wind

  • Pretty Funny Male Performance: Eugene Levy for A Mighty Wind

  • Pretty Funny Female Performance: Debra McGrath for Expecting


CATEGORY: LIVE COMEDY



  • Pretty Funny Comedic Play: The Williamson Playboys by The Williamson Playboys

  • Pretty Funny One Person Show: The Road Between My Ears, by Ron James

  • Pretty Funny Sketch Troupe: The Minnesota Wrecking Crew

  • Pretty Funny Improv Troupe: Monkey Toast

  • Pretty Funny Female Improviser: Janet van de Graaf

  • Pretty Funny Male Improviser: Paul Bates

  • Pretty Funny Stand-up Newcomer: Ron Sparks

  • Pretty Funny Female Stand-up: Laurie Elliott

  • Pretty Funny Male Stand-up: Derek Edwards



2005


CATEGORY: TELEVISION



  • Pretty Funny TV Direction (Series): David Storey for Corner Gas

  • Pretty Funny TV Direction (Special or Episode): Stephen Reynolds for This Hour Has 22 Minutes, Cycle 12 Episode 16

  • Pretty Funny TV Writing (Series): Bob Martin, Susan Coyne and Mark McKinney for Slings and Arrows

  • Pretty Funny TV Writing (Special or Episode): Levi MacDougall for Comedy Now!

  • Pretty Funny TV Male: Brent Butt for Corner Gas

  • Pretty Funny TV Female: Samantha Bee for The Daily Show

  • Pretty Funny Taped Performance Live: Levi MacDougall for Comedy Now!


CATEGORY: FILM



  • Pretty Funny Direction: Denise Blinn for The Porcelain Pussy

  • Pretty Funny Writing: Kristen Thomson for I, Claudia

  • Pretty Funny Male Performance: Mike Wilmot for It's All Gone Pete Tong

  • Pretty Funny Female Performance: Kristen Thomson for I, Claudia


CATEGORY: LIVE COMEDY



  • Pretty Funny Comedic Play: Dickwhipped, by Kristeen von Hagen

  • Pretty Funny One Person Show: From the Desk of Ron Sparks, by Ron Sparks

  • Pretty Funny Sketch Troupe: The Imponderables

  • Pretty Funny Improv Troupe: Slap Happy

  • Pretty Funny Female Improviser: Lisa Merchant

  • Pretty Funny Male Improviser: Doug Morency

  • Pretty Funny Stand-up Newcomer: Mark Forward

  • Pretty Funny Female Stand-up: Nikki Payne

  • Pretty Funny Male Stand-up: Mike Wilmot



2006


CATEGORY: TELEVISION



  • Pretty Funny TV Direction (Series): Robert de Lint and David Storey ("Corner Gas")

  • Pretty Funny TV Direction (Special or Episode): The Frantics - Dan Redican, Rick Green, Peter Wildman and Paul Chato ("The Frantics (comedy)")

  • Pretty Funny TV Writing (Series): Susan Coyne, Bob Martin and Mark McKinney ("Slings and Arrows")

  • Pretty Funny TV Writing (Special or Episode): John Pattison (Puppets Who Kill: "The Joyride")

  • Pretty Funny TV Male: Mark McKinney ("Slings & Arrows")

  • Pretty Funny TV Female: Janet Wright ("Corner Gas")

  • Pretty Funny Taped Live Performance: The Minnesota Wrecking Crew ("Sketch with Kevin McDonald")


CATEGORY: FILM



  • Pretty Funny Direction: Donnie Mullins ("Chasing Aces")

  • Pretty Funny Writing: Adam Till (Leo)

  • Pretty Funny Male Performance: Seán Cullen ("Phil the Alien")

  • Pretty Funny Female Performance: Jennifer Robertson ("Twitches")


CATEGORY: LIVE COMEDY



  • Pretty Funny Comedic Play: "SARSical the Musical"

  • Pretty Funny One Person Show: "Trapped in Taffeta"

  • Pretty Funny Sketch Troupe: The Second City: "Reloaded"

  • Pretty Funny Improv Troupe: Die-Nasty: "The Live Improvised Soap Opera"

  • Pretty Funny Female Improviser: Lauren Ash

  • Pretty Funny Male Improviser: Kerry Griffin

  • Pretty Funny Stand-up Newcomer: Jon Dore

  • Pretty Funny Female Stand-up: Laurie Elliott

  • Pretty Funny Male Stand-up: Pete Zedlacher

  • Dave Broadfoot Award for Comic Genius: Mike MacDonald

  • Special Award for Contributions to Comedy: Roger Abbott and Don Ferguson



2007


CATEGORY: TELEVISION



  • Pretty Funny TV Direction (Series): T. W. Peacocke ("Rent-a-Goalie")

  • Pretty Funny TV Direction (Special or Episode): Henry Sarwer-Foner ("The Rick Mercer Report" ep. 16)

  • Pretty Funny TV Writing (Series): Brent Butt, Mark Farrell, Paul Mather, Kevin White, Andrew Carr and Rob Sheridan ("Corner Gas")

  • Pretty Funny TV Writing (Special or Episode): Kevin White, Mark Critch, Gary Pearson, Gavin Crawford, Jennifer Whalen and Carolyn Taylor (This Hour Has 22 Minutes: ep. 3)

  • Pretty Funny TV Male: Eric Peterson ("Corner Gas")

  • Pretty Funny TV Female: Inga Cadranel ("Rent-A-Goalie")

  • Pretty Funny Taped Live Performance: Tim Nutt ("Just for Laughs")


CATEGORY: FILM



  • Pretty Funny Direction: Eric Canuel ("Bon Cop, Bad Cop")

  • Pretty Funny Writing: Patrick Huard, Leila Basen, Kevin Teirney and Alex Epstein ("Bon Cop, Bad Cop")

  • Pretty Funny Male Performance: Patrick Huard ("Bon Cop, Bad Cop")

  • Pretty Funny Female Performance: Amanda Tapping (Breakdown)


CATEGORY: LIVE COMEDY



  • Pretty Funny Comedic Play: "Plan Live from Outer Space"

  • Pretty Funny One Person Show: Sandra Battaglini ("Hard Headed Woman")

  • Pretty Funny Sketch Troupe: The Sketchersons

  • Pretty Funny Improv Troupe: Illustrated Men

  • Pretty Funny Female Improviser: Lauren Ash

  • Pretty Funny Male Improviser: Drew McCreadie

  • Pretty Funny Male Stand-up: Mike Wilmot

  • Pretty Funny Female Stand-up: Debra DiGiovanni

  • Pretty Funny Stand-up Newcomer: Jeff McEnery

  • Dave Broadfoot Award for Comic Genius: Russell Peters

  • Special Award for Contributions to Comedy: Cass Bayley



2008



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  • Pretty Funny Stand-Up Male Comic: Gerry Dee

  • Pretty Funny Stand-Up Female Comic: Nikki Payne

  • Pretty Funny Stand-Up Newcomer Comic: Peter Anthony

  • Pretty Funny Comedic Play: Facebook of Revelations, The Second City

  • Pretty Funny One-Person Show: The Sean Schau

  • Pretty Funny Sketch Troupe: Canadian Content

  • Pretty Funny Improv Troupe: Show Stopping Number, The Improvised Musical

  • Pretty Funny Female Improviser: Aurora Browne

  • Pretty Funny Male Improviser: Dan Joffre

  • Pretty Funny TV Taped Live Performance: Gerry Dee

  • Pretty Funny Direction Special or Episode: Samir Rehem, Cock'd Guns Episode No. 8

  • Pretty Funny Direction Series: Henry Sarwer-Foner, The Rick Mercer Report

  • Pretty Funny Writing Special or Episode: Mark Critch, Gavin Crawford, Gary Pearson, Kyle Tingley, Jennifer Whalen, Albert Howell, Tim McAuliffe, Nathan Fielder, Geri Hall, Andre Bush and Dean Jenkinson, This Hour Has 22 Minutes Episode No. 3

  • Pretty Funny Writing Series: Jon Dore, Mark Forward and Steve Patterson, The Jon Dore Television Show

  • Pretty Funny Female TV Performance: Geri Hall

  • Pretty Funny Male TV Performance: Gavin Crawford

  • Pretty Funny Film Directing: Jason Reitman, Juno

  • Pretty Funny Film Writing: Seth Rogen, Superbad

  • Pretty Funny Female Actress of the Year: Ellen Page, Juno

  • Pretty Funny Male Actor of the Year: Michael Cera, Superbad

  • Pretty Funny Web Clip: Sure Lock: A True Poo story

  • Pretty Funny Radio Clip: Bad Santa, Q107

  • Pretty Funny Comic Person of the Year: Seth Rogen



Multiple winners



Most successful shows


The TV shows which have had the most success at the Canadian Comedy Awards are:




  • This Hour Has 22 Minutes - 15 wins (2000–2003, 2005, 2007–2008)


  • Made in Canada - 9 wins (2000–2003)


  • Corner Gas - 9 wins (2004–2007)


  • Slings & Arrows - 3 wins (2005–2006)


  • Comedy Now! - 2 wins (2005)


  • The Gavin Crawford Show - 2 wins (2003–2004)


  • Puppets Who Kill - 2 wins (2003, 2006)


  • Rent-a-Goalie - 2 wins (2007)



Most successful groups


The groups/troupes with the most Canadian Comedy Award wins are:




  • The Second City Mainstage - 7 wins (Best Improv Troupe, 2001; Best Sketch Troupe, 2001 and 2006; Best Comedic Play (Family Circus Maximus in 2002, Psychedelicatessen in 2003 and Facebook of Revelations in 2008)


  • The Minnesota Wrecking Crew - 3 wins (Best Sketch Troupe, 2003–2004; Best Taped Live Performance, 2006).


  • Slap Happy - 3 wins for Best Improv Troupe (2002–2003 and 2005).



Most successful individuals



People with the most wins (eight)




  • Mark Farrell was the first person to win 8 Canadian Comedy Awards, for Best Writing - TV Series (This Hour Has 22 Minutes, 2001–2002; Made in Canada, 2003; Corner Gas, 2004 and 2007), Best Writing - TV Special or Episode (Made in Canada, 2001; This Hour Has 22 Minutes, 2003), and Best Direction - TV Series (Corner Gas - 2004).


  • Henry Sarwer-Foner has also won 8 awards, including Best Direction - TV Series (This Hour Has 22 Minutes, 2001; Made in Canada, 2002–2003; Corner Gas, 2004; The Rick Mercer Report, 2008) and Best Direction - TV Special or Episode (for This Hour Has 22 Minutes in 2000, Made in Canada in 2002 and The Rick Mercer Report in 2007).



People with three wins or more


Many others have also won several awards. The following people have won at least three awards:



Seven wins



  • Mary Walsh - 8 awards, including six for This Hour Has 22 Minutes (Best Female TV Performance (2000), Best Writing - TV Series (2000–2002), Best Writing - TV Special or Episode (2000 and 2003)), Best Female Film Performance for Rare Birds in 2002 and the Dave Broadfoot Award in 2009.* Cathy Jones - 7 awards for This Hour Has 22 Minutes, including Best Female TV Performance (2001 and 2003), Best Writing - TV Series (2000–2002) and Best Writing - TV Special or Episode (2000 and 2003).


  • Rick Mercer - 7 awards, for Best Male TV Performance (Made in Canada, 2000 and 2002), Best Writing - TV Series (This Hour Has 22 Minutes, 2000–2002; Made in Canada, 2003), and Best Writing - TV Special or Episode (This Hour Has 22 Minutes, 2000).



Six wins


  • Ron Sparks - 6 awards, including Best Stand-up Newcomer (2004), Best One Person Show (From the Desk of Ron Sparks, 2005), Best Comedic Play (Plan LIVE from Outer Space!, 2007)), and with The Minnesota Wrecking Crew, Best Sketch Troupe (2003–2004) and Best Taped Live Performance (2006).


Five wins


  • Brent Butt - Five awards, including Best Male Stand-up (2001), Best Male TV Performance (Corner Gas, 2004–2005) and Best Writing - TV Series (Corner Gas, 2004 and 2007).

  • Eugene Levy - Five awards, including two for Best Writing - Film (Best in Show in 2001 and A Mighty Wind in 2004) and three for Best Male Film Performance (Best in Show, American Pie 2 in 2002 and A Mighty Wind).


  • Paul Mather - Five awards, for Best Writing - TV Series (This Hour Has 22 Minutes 2001–2002) and Corner Gas (2004 and 2007), and Best Writing - TV Special or Episode (This Hour Has 22 Minutes 2003).

  • Greg Thomey - Five awards, all for This Hour Has 22 Minutes, including Best Writing - TV Series (2000–2002) and Best Writing - TV Special or Episode (2000 and 2003).

  • Kevin White - Five awards, including Best Writing - TV Series (This Hour Has 22 Minutes, 2001–2002 and Corner Gas, 2007) and Best Writing - TV Special or Episode (This Hour Has 22 Minutes, 2003 and 2007).



Four wins



  • Kerry Griffin - Four awards, for Best Improv Troupe (Slap Happy, 2002–2003, 2005) and Best Male Improviser (2006).


  • Bob Martin - Four awards, for Best Male Improviser (2002), Best Writing - TV Special or Episode (Made in Canada, 2002) and Best Writing - TV Series (Slings and Arrows, 2005–2006).


  • Mike Myers - Four awards, including two each for Best Male Film Performance and Best Writing - Film (for Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me in 2001, and Goldmember in 2003)


  • Nikki Payne - Four awards, including Best Stand-up Newcomer (2001) and three for Best Female Stand-up (2003, 2005 and 2008).



Three wins



  • Lauren Ash - Three awards, for Best Female Improv (2006–2007) and Best Sketch Troupe (Second City: Reloaded, 2006).


  • Luciano Casimiri - Three awards, for Best Writing - TV Series (This Hour Has 22 Minutes in 2001–2002) and Best Writing - TV Special or Episode (for The Toronto Show in 2004).


  • John Catucci - Three awards, for Best Sketch Troupe (The Minnesota Wrecking Crew, 2003–2004) and Best Taped Live Performance (The Minnesota Wrecking Crew in "Sketch with Kevin McDonald", 2006).


  • Mark Critch - Three wins for Best Writing - TV Special or Episode (This Hour Has 22 Minutes, 2003 and 2007–2008).


  • Seán Cullen - Three awards, for Best One Person Show (Erotic Laser Swordfight, 2002 and The Sean Shau, 2008), and Best Male Film Performance (Phil the Alien, 2006).


  • Jon Dore - comedian and writer, mostly for The Jon Dore Television Show


  • Josh Glover - Three awards, for Best Sketch Troupe (The Minnesota Wrecking Crew, 2003–2004) and Best Taped Live Performance (The Minnesota Wrecking Crew in "Sketch with Kevin McDonald", 2006).


  • Sandy Jobin-Bevans - Three awards for Best Improv Troupe (Slap Happy, 2002–2003, 2005).


  • Edward Kay - Three awards, for This Hour Has 22 Minutes, including Best Writing - TV Series (2000), Best Writing - TV Series (2001) and Best Writing - TV Special or Episode (2000).


  • Michael Kennedy - Three awards for Best Direction - TV Series (Made in Canada, 2000 and 2002–2003).


  • Mark McKinney - Three awards, for Best Writing - TV Series (Slings and Arrows, 2005–2006) and Best Male TV Performance (Slings and Arrows, 2006).


  • Lisa Merchant - Three awards for Best Female Improviser (2001, 2003 and 2005).

  • Colin Mochrie - Three awards, for Best Male Improviser (2000), Best Male TV Performance (for Whose Line Is It Anyway? in 2001) and Best Writing - TV Special or Episode (for This Hour Has 22 Minutes in 2003).


  • Doug Morency - Three awards, including Best Male Improviser (2003 and 2005) and Best Comedic Play (The Williamson Playboys, 2004).


  • Mike "Nug" Nahrgang - Three awards, for Best Sketch Troupe (The Minnesota Wrecking Crew, 2003–2004) and Best Taped Live Performance (The Minnesota Wrecking Crew in "Sketch with Kevin McDonald", 2006).

  • Dave Pearce - Three awards for Best Improv Troupe (Slap Happy, 2002–2003, 2005).


  • Stephen Reynolds - Three awards, including two for Best Direction - TV Series (Made in Canada, 2002–2003) and Best Direction - TV Special or Episode (This Hour Has 22 Minutes, 2005).


  • Tim Steeves - Three awards for This Hour Has 22 Minutes, including Best Writing - TV Series (2000–2001) and Best Writing - TV Special or Episode (2000).

  • David Storey - Three awards for Best Direction - TV Series (Corner Gas, 2004–2006).


  • Janet van de Graaf - Three awards, including Best Female Improviser (2002 and 2004) and Best Female TV Performance (History Bites, 2002).


  • Kristeen von Hagen - Three awards, including Best Female Stand-up (2002), Best Writing - TV Special or Episode (The Toronto Show, 2004), and Best Comedic Play (Dickwhipped, 2005).


  • Tabetha Wells - Three awards for Best Improv Troupe (Slap Happy, 2002–2003, 2005).


  • George Westerholm - Three awards, two for Best Writing - TV Series (This Hour Has 22 Minutes, 2000–2001) and one for Best Writing - TV Special or Episode (The Toronto Show, 2004).


  • Mike Wilmot - Three awards, for Best Male Stand-up (2005 and 2007) and Best Male Film Performance (It's All Gone Pete Tong, 2005).



Specials


The Canadian Comedy Awards have sponsored several spin-off specials, including:



  • The Canadian Comedy Awards: Nice Special

  • The Canadian Comedy Awards: Naughty Special

  • The Canadian Comedy Awards - Best of the Fest 2007

  • The Canadian Comedy Awards: Weekend Wrap-Up (2006)



References





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External links


  • Official Canadian Comedy Awards website



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