Congrats to Toronto Sun crime reporter Tamara Cherry for collecting a 2008 media award from Peel Regional Police this week.
Her Best Print News Feature award was for a series on human trafficking, a heavy subject for even a seasoned pro, but Cherry, 24, impressed the judges with her decision to focus on victims as well as police and the accused.
Two other Peel media awards went to Steven D'Souza, CBC News for Best Television News or Features, and Amar Singh Bhullar, Hamdard Weekly, Best Ethnic News.
A complete list of Peel Regional Police police and media citations and awards can be viewed here.
Her Best Print News Feature award was for a series on human trafficking, a heavy subject for even a seasoned pro, but Cherry, 24, impressed the judges with her decision to focus on victims as well as police and the accused.
Two other Peel media awards went to Steven D'Souza, CBC News for Best Television News or Features, and Amar Singh Bhullar, Hamdard Weekly, Best Ethnic News.
A complete list of Peel Regional Police police and media citations and awards can be viewed here.
Well done. Congratulations Tamara.
ReplyDeleteNice to see that they have not gotten rid of all the people there who take pride in doing there jobs!