The Canadian Screen Award for Best Performance in a Children's or Youth Program or Series is a Canadian Screen Award that honours performances in English language children's television produced in Canada. [1]
Winners in bold.
| Year | Nominee | Series | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1997 12th Gemini Awards | |||
| Graham Greene | The Adventures of Dudley the Dragon : "Dudley and the Tiny Raincloud" | ||
| Taborah Johnson, Bob Dermer | Guess What?: "Frogs & Toads" | ||
| John Pattison | Groundling Marsh : "Bah Hegdish" | ||
| 1998 13th Gemini Awards | |||
| Rick Mercer | The Adventures of Dudley the Dragon : "The Last Dudley" | ||
| Daniel Kash | The Adventures of Dudley the Dragon : "The Boy Who Cried Witch" | ||
| Shari Lewis | The Charlie Horse Music Pizza : "My Dog Has Fleas" | ||
| Sheila McCarthy | The Adventures of Dudley the Dragon : "The Pumpkin King" | ||
| Mary Walsh | The Adventures of Dudley the Dragon : "Mr. Crabby Tree Falls in Love" | ||
| 1999 14th Gemini Awards | |||
| Jayne Eastwood | Noddy : "The Trouble with Truman" | ||
| Sean McCann | Noddy : "The Trouble with Truman" | ||
| Robert Mills | Ruffus the Dog : "Around the World in 80 Days" | ||
| James Rankin | Scoop and Doozie : "Take the Cake" | ||
| Bob Stutt | Sesame Park : "Episode 43" |
| Year | Actor | Series | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2000 15th Gemini Awards | |||
| Sheila McCarthy | Sesame Park : "Little Miss Muffet" | ||
| Jayne Eastwood | Noddy : "Be Patient" | ||
| Pier Kohl | Sesame Park : "Little Miss Muffet" | ||
| Sean McCann | Noddy : "Slugger" | ||
| Robert Mills | Ruffus the Dog : "Troll Under the Bridge" | ||
| James Rankin | Scoop and Doozie : "Pie in the Sky" | ||
| 2001 16th Gemini Awards | |||
| Eric Peterson | Sesame Park : "Old King Cole" | ||
| Gisèle Corinthios | The Nook Counting Network: "9 Trucks" | ||
| Pier Kohl | Sesame Park : "Louis At the Big Hill" | ||
| Natasha LaForce | Polkaroo's Awesome ABCs: "The Not-So-Quiet Letter Q" | ||
| James Rankin | Scoop and Doozie : "Mad As a Dozer" | ||
| 2002 17th Gemini Awards | |||
| James Rankin | Scoop and Doozie : "Boo Who?" | ||
| Gisèle Corinthios | The Nook Counting Network: "Jelly Donuts" | ||
| Alyson Court, Michael Clarke | Get Set For Life | ||
| Chris Knight | Scoop and Doozie | ||
| Gillie Robic, John Eccleston, Rebecca Nagan, Wim Booth, Don Austen, Julie Westwood, Brian Herring | The Hoobs : "Rings" | ||
| Charles Schott | Polka Dot Shorts | ||
| 2003 18th Gemini Awards | |||
| Pier Kohl, Timothy Gosley, Jani Lauzon, Julie Burroughs, André Meunier, France Chevrette, Hugolin Chevrette Landesque | Wumpa's World : "Seal Got Your Tongue" | ||
| Sayaka Karasugi, Elizabeth Olds, Jorden Morris, Keir Knight, Rick Jones, Jennifer Welsman | The Toy Castle : "Snowflakes/Ballerina Big Top/Little Rag Doll" | ||
| Gillie Robic, Rebecca Nagan, Wim Booth, Don Austen, Julie Westwood, Brian Herring, Mark Jeffries | The Hoobs : "Beautiful" | ||
| 2004 19th Gemini Awards | |||
| Jason Hopley, Jamie Shannon | Nanalan' : "Free" | ||
| Alyson Court | The Big Comfy Couch : "Clowning in the Rain" | ||
| Gillie Robic, Rebecca Nagan, Wim Booth, Don Austen, Julie Westwood, Mark Jeffris, John Eccleston | The Hoobs : "Opera Singer" |
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