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The Canadian Screen Award for Best Writing in a Children's or Youth Program or Series is a Canadian Screen Award that honours writing in English language children's television produced in Canada. [1]
Winners in bold.
| Year | Nominee | Series | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1994 9th Gemini Awards | |||
 Roger Fredericks, Louise Moon | Street Cents : "Hype" | ||
| Leila Basen | Ready or Not : "Am I Perverted or What?" | ||
| S.M. Molitor, Don Arioli, Morton Ritts | The Busy World of Richard Scarry : "The Talking Bread/Couscous/The Three Fisherman" | ||
| Richard Mortimer | AIDScare/AIDsCare | ||
| David Preston | Are You Afraid of the Dark? : "The Tale of the Dream Girl" | ||
| 1995 10th Gemini Awards | |||
| Roger Fredericks, Louise Moon | Street Cents : "Music" | ||
| David Finley | Jim Henson's Dog City : "Doggy See, Doggy Do" | ||
| Frazer McArter | Madison : "Stealing Home" | ||
| Michael Mercer | Nilus the Sandman: The First Day | ||
| David Preston | Bonjour Timothy | ||
| Steve Westren | Groundling Marsh : "Snow Job" | ||
| 1996 11th Gemini Awards | |||
| Marlene Matthews | The Composer's Specials : "Handel's Last Chance" | ||
| Billy Brown, Dan Angel | Goosebumps : "The Cuckoo Clock of Doom" | ||
| Heather Conkie | My Mother's Ghost | ||
| Chris Haddock | Heck's Way Home | ||
| Scott Peters | Are You Afraid of the Dark? : "The Tale of Station 109.1" | ||
| Sugith Varughese | On My Mind: "The Secret Life of Goldfish" | ||
| 1997 12th Gemini Awards | |||
| Susin Nielsen | The Adventures of Shirley Holmes : "The Case of the Burning Building" | ||
| John Acorn | Acorn: The Nature Nut: "An Ol’ Anole or Two" | ||
| Heather Conkie | Flash Forward : "Double Bill" | ||
| Robert C. Cooper | Flash Forward : "Presents" | ||
| Vicki Grant | Theodore Tugboat : "Hank’s Funny Feeling" | ||
| 1998 13th Gemini Awards | |||
| Raymond Storey | The Inventors' Specials : "Leonardo: A Dream of Flight" | ||
| Marty Chan | The Orange Seed Myth and Other Lies Mothers Tell | ||
| Heather Conkie | The Inventors' Specials : "Galileo: On the Shoulders of Giants" | ||
| Edwina Follows | Ready or Not : "Your Own Money" | ||
| Karen Walton | Straight Up : "Gravity" | ||
| 1999 14th Gemini Awards | |||
| Pete Sauder, Ian James Corlett | Rolie Polie Olie : "Roll the Camera" | ||
| Victoria Grant | Scoop and Doozie : "Au Revoir Underpants" | ||
| Dennis Foon | Jenny and the Queen of Light | ||
| Louise Moon | Street Cents : "Fashion" | ||
| John Pellatt, Kenn Scott | Ned's Newt : "Back to the Futile" |
| Year | Actor | Series | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2000 15th Gemini Awards | |||
| Victoria Grant | Scoop and Doozie : "What Rubbish!" | ||
| Heather Conkie | The Artists' Specials : "Degas and the Dancer" | ||
| Avrum Jacobson, Christel Kleitsch, Phoebe Gilman | Something from Nothing | ||
| Robert Mills | Ruffus the Dog : "Troll Under the Bridge" | ||
| John van Bruggen | Franklin : "Franklin and the Two Henrys" | ||
| 2001 16th Gemini Awards | |||
| Gerard Lewis | Mentors : "Klondike Daze" | ||
| Alex Pugsley | I Was A Sixth Grade Alien : "I am Larrabe Hicks!" | ||
| Vito Viscomi | Yvon of the Yukon : "The Walrus Between Us" | ||
| Ian Weir | Edgemont : "The Liar's Club" | ||
| 2002 17th Gemini Awards | |||
| Ali Marie Matheson, Jon Cooksey | The Santa Claus Brothers | ||
| Suzanne Bolch, John May | Our Hero : "The Comeback Issue" | ||
| Bruce Kalish | Jett Jackson: The Movie | ||
| Matthew Salsberg | Big Wolf on Campus : "Being Tommy Dawkins" | ||
| Sib Ventress | The Famous Jett Jackson : "Something in the Air" | ||
| 2003 18th Gemini Awards | |||
| Peter Lauterman | The Zack Files : "Zackeo & Juliet" | ||
| Tassie Cameron, Jackie May | Fast Food High | ||
| Conni Massing | Mentors : "The Tao of Hockey" | ||
| Simon Racioppa, Richard Elliott | Moville Mysteries : "Big Toe, Big Evil" | ||
| 2004 19th Gemini Awards | |||
| Jason Hopley, Jamie Shannon | Nanalan' : "Free" | ||
| Robert C. Cooper | The Impossible Elephant | ||
| Jennifer Cowan | Edgemont : "Two Guys and a Baby" | ||
| Shelley Scarrow, James Hurst, Nicole Demerse | Degrassi : "Accidents Will Happen" | ||
| John Van Bruggen | Jacob Two-Two : "Jacob Two-Two and the Purloined Hockey Card" | ||
| Ian Weir | Edgemont : "You Gotta Have Friends" | ||
| 2005 20th Gemini Awards | |||
| Derek Schreyer | 15/Love : "Renewal" | ||
| Mary Crawford, Alan Templeton | King : "Stolen Voices" | ||
| Ramelle Mair, David Acer, Barry Julien | Mystery Hunters : "Anastasia, Anna Anderson" | ||
| Jana Sinyor, Heather Conkie | Dark Oracle : "Dark Oracle" | ||
| Jordan Wheeler | renegadepress.com : "Dying to Connect" | ||
| 2006 21st Gemini Awards | |||
| Jordan Wheeler | renegadepress.com : "The Rez" | ||
| Richard Elliott, Simon Racioppa | Jane and the Dragon : "A Dragon's Tail" | ||
| Dennis Heaton | Naughty Naughty Pets: "Sock It to Me" | ||
| Bob McDonald, Ken Hewitt-White | Heads Up!: "How Do We Get Around in Space?" | ||
| Steven Westren | Dragon : "Dragon Runs the Store" | ||
| 2007 22nd Gemini Awards | |||
| Sara Snow | renegadepress.com : "Blackout" | ||
| Trevor Cameron | Wapos Bay: The Series : "Something to Remember" | ||
| Seán Cullen | Grossology : "Fartzilla" | ||
| Ramelle Mair, David Acer | Mystery Hunters : "Giant Shark" | ||
| Gary Wheeler | Jacob Two-Two : "Jacob Two-Two and the Hockey Seat Hoopla" | ||
| 2008 23rd Gemini Awards | |||
| Robert Pincombe, Shelley Hoffman, Karen Moonah | Iggy Arbuckle : "There's Something About Berries/Idle Worship" | ||
| Emily Andras | Instant Star : "Like a Virgin" | ||
| Dennis Jackson | Wapos Bay: The Series : "The Guardians" | ||
| Bob McDonald | Heads Up!: "What Will Cars Look Like in the Future?" | ||
| Terry McGurrin | 6Teen : "Silent Butt Deadly" | ||
| 2009 24th Gemini Awards | |||
| Steven Westren | My Friend Rabbit : "Frog on a Log" | ||
| Jeff Biederman | Life with Derek : "Just Friends" | ||
| Richard Clark | Grossology : "The New Recruits" | ||
| Sean Jara | The Latest Buzz : "The First Impressions Issue" | ||
| Victor Nicolle, Dennis Heaton, Sandy Flanagan | Jibber Jabber : "Night of the Werewolf/Enter the Jelly" |
| Year | Actor | Series | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 25th Gemini Awards | |||
| Trevor Cameron | Wapos Bay: The Series : "The Hardest Lesson" | ||
| Sheila Dinsmore and John De Klein | Busytown Mysteries : "The Sandcastle Squasher/The Strange Ski Tracks Mystery" | ||
| Scott Fellows | Johnny Test : "Papa Johnny/The Johnnyminster Dog Show" | ||
| Myra Fried, Steve Wright | Majority Rules! : "Becky Takes a Pass" | ||
| Duncan McKenzie, Jerry Schaefer, Gary Pearson, Carolyn Taylor | That's So Weird! : "Background Music" | ||
| 2011 26th Gemini Awards | |||
| Simon Racioppa, Richard Elliott | Spliced : "Pink" | ||
| Sean Cullen | Almost Naked Animals : "Better Safe than Sorry" | ||
| Michael Grassi | Degrassi : "My Body is a Cage, Part 2" | ||
| Philippe Ivanusic-Vallee, Davila LeBlanc | League of Super Evil : "Voltina" | ||
| Anita Kapila | How to be Indie : "How to Get Plugged In" | ||
| 2012 1st Canadian Screen Awards | |||
| Frank van Keeken | Wingin' It : "Hands Solo" | ||
| Paul Gardner | Gisèle's Big Backyard : "Movie Moments - Long 1" | ||
| Dennis Jackson, Melanie Jackson | Wapos Bay: Long Goodbyes | ||
| Terry McGurrin | Scaredy Squirrel : "From Rodent with Love" | ||
| Alex McIntosh | Things You Need To Know: "Weather" | ||
| 2013 2nd Canadian Screen Awards | |||
| Ramona Barckert | Degrassi : "Bitter Sweet Symphony, Part 2" | ||
| Claire Ross Dunn | Wingin' It : "Total Debate of the Heart" | ||
| Lisa Hunter | Finding Stuff Out : "Solids, Liquid & Gases" | ||
| Terry McGurrin | Scaredy Squirrel : "Safety Corner Conundrum" | ||
| Steve Westren | Almost Naked Animals : "Sun Scream" | ||
| 2014 3rd Canadian Screen Awards | |||
| Matt Huether | Degrassi : "Unbelievable" | ||
| Alejandro Alcoba, Carling Tedesco | The Next Step : "Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better" | ||
| Philippe Ivanusic-Vallée | Oh No! It's an Alien Invasion : "Unitron / Dan the Man" | ||
| J. J. Johnson, Christin Simms | Dino Dan: Trek's Adventures : "Cowboys vs. Dinosaurs / Survival of the Biggest" | ||
| Michael Markus, Tim Stubinski | If I Had Wings | ||
| 2015 4th Canadian Screen Awards | |||
| Matt Huether | Degrassi : "Give Me One Reason" | ||
| J. J. Johnson, Christin Simms | Annedroids : "Parent Swap" | ||
| Edward Kay | Finding Stuff Out : "Poop" | ||
| Tim McKeon | Odd Squad : "Training Day" | ||
| Jesse Shamata, Evany Rosen, Eric Toth | Gaming Show (In My Parents' Garage) : "All Night Long" | ||
| 2016 5th Canadian Screen Awards | |||
| Alejandro Alcoba | Degrassi: Next Class : "#YesMeansYes" | ||
| Adam Barken | Bruno & Boots: Go Jump in the Pool | ||
| Ken Cuperus | The Stanley Dynamic : "The Stanley Wild Weekend" | ||
| J. J. Johnson, Christin Simms | Annedroids : "The Mother of Invention Part 2") | ||
| Tim McKeon | Odd Squad : "The First Day" | ||
| 2017 6th Canadian Screen Awards | |||
| Adam Peltzman, Tim McKeon | Odd Squad : "Drop Gadget Repeat/20 Questions" | ||
| Susan Coyne | L.M. Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables: Fire and Dew | ||
| Sarah Glinski | Degrassi: Next Class : "#IRegretNothing" | ||
| Matt Huether | Degrassi: Next Class : "#ImSleep" | ||
| Rachael Schaefer | The Next Step : "A New Regime" | ||
| 2018 7th Canadian Screen Awards | |||
| Mark De Angelis, Leah Gotcsik | Odd Squad : "Where There's a Wolf, There's a Way / New Jacket Required" | ||
| Claire Cappelletti | Finding Stuff Out : "The Nose Knows" | ||
| J. J. Johnson, Christin Simms, Nathalie Younglai | Dino Dana : "A Dino Never Forgets / Claw and Order" | ||
| Penelope Laurence | Finding Stuff Out : "Noisy Bodies" | ||
| Karen McClellan | The Next Step : "Twinkle Toes" | ||
| 2019 8th Canadian Screen Awards | |||
| Christin Simms, Amish Patel, J. J. Johnson | Dino Dana : "Dino Prints" | ||
| Kate Hewlett | Backstage : "Not for Sale" | ||
| Vivian Lin | Bajillionaires : "Good Whale Hunting" | ||
| Sarah Glinski | Holly Hobbie : "The Mad Muralist" | ||
| Cole Bastedo | Holly Hobbie : "The Rabble Rouser" |
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