Crime Writers of Canada Awards of Excellence

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The Crime Writers of Canada Awards of Excellence, formerly known as the Arthur Ellis Awards, are a group of Canadian literary awards, presented annually by the Crime Writers of Canada for the best Canadian crime and mystery writing published in the previous year. The award is presented during May in the year following publication.

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Originally, the awards were named for Arthur Ellis, the pseudonym of several of Canada's official hangmen, the first and most famous being Arthur B. English. The award statuette was designed by actor and theatre designer Peter Blais. [1]

In 2021 the Crime Writers of Canada announced that they were retiring Arthur Ellis's name from the awards, renaming them to their current name. [2]

Best Novel

Best Novel Award winners
YearAuthorTitleRef.
1984 Eric Wright The Night the Gods Smiled [3]
1985 Howard Engel Murder Sees the Light [4]
1986 Eric Wright Death in the Old Country [5]
1987 Edward O. Phillips Buried on Sunday [6]
1988 Carol Shields Swann [7]
1989 Chris Scott Jack [8]
1990 Laurence Gough Hot Shots [9]
1991 L. R. Wright A Chill Rain in January [10]
1992 Peter Robinson Past Reason Hated [11]
1993 Carsten Stroud Lizardskin [12]
1994 John Lawrence Reynolds Gypsy Sins [13]
1995 Gail Bowen A Colder Kind of Death [14]
1996 L.R. Wright Mother Love [15]
1997 Peter Robinson Innocent Graves [16]
1998 William Deverell Trial of Passion [17]
1999 Nora Kelly Old Wounds [18]
2000 Rosemary Aubert The Feast of Stephen [19]
2001 Peter Robinson Cold is the Grave [20]
2002 Michelle Spring In the Midnight Hour [21]
2003 Rick Mofina Blood of Others [22]
2004 Giles Blunt The Delicate Storm [23]
2005 Barbara Fradkin Fifth Son [24]
2006 William Deverell April Fool [25]
2007 Barbara Fradkin Honour Among Men [26]
2008 Jon Redfern Trumpets Sound No More [27]
2009 Linwood Barclay Too Close to Home [28]
2010 Howard Shrier High Chicago [29]
2011 Louise Penny Bury Your Dead [30]
2012 Peter Robinson Before the Poison [31]
2013 Giles Blunt Until the Night [32]
2014 Seán Haldane The Devil's Making [33]
2015 C. C. Humphreys Plague: Murder Has a New Friend [34]
2016 Peter KirbyOpen Season [35]
2017 Donna Morrissey The Fortunate Brother [36]
2018 Peter Robinson Sleeping in the Ground [37]
2019 Anne Emery Though the Heavens Fall [38]
2020 Michael Christie Greenwood [39]
2021 Will Ferguson The Finder [2]
2022 Dietrich Kalteis Under an Outlaw Moon [40]

Best First Novel

Best First Novel Award winners
YearAuthorTitleRef.
1987 Medora Sale Murder on the Run [6]
1988 Laurence Gough The Goldfish Bowl [7]
1989 John BradyA Stone of the Heart [8]
1990 John Lawrence Reynolds The Man Who Murdered God [13]
1991 Carsten Stroud Sniper's Moon [10]
1992 Paul Grescoe Flesh Wound [11]
1993 Sean Stewart Passion Play [12]
1994 Gavin ScottMemory Trace [41]
1995 Sparkle Hayter What's A Girl Gotta Do? [14]
1996 John Spencer Hill The Last Castrato [15]
D.H. Toole Moonlit Days and Nights [15]
1997 C. C. Benison Death At Buckingham Palace [42]
1998 Kathy Reichs Déja Dead [17]
1999 Liz Brady Sudden Blow [18]
2000 Andrew Pyper Lost Girls [19]
2001 Mark Zuehlke Hands Like Clouds [20]
2002 Jon Redfern The Boy Must Die [21]
2003 James W. Nichol Midnight Cab [22]
2004 Jan Rehner Just Murder [23]
2005 Jon Evans Dark Places [24]
2006 Louise Penny Still Life [25]
2007 Anne Emery Sign of the Cross [26]
2008 Liam Durcan Garcia's Heart [27]
2009 Howard Shrier Buffalo Jump [28]
2010 Alan Bradley The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie [29]
2011 Avner Mandelman The Debba [30]
2012 Ian Hamilton Water Rat of Wanchai [31]
2013 Simone St. James The Haunting of Maddy Clare [32]
2014 J. Kent Messum Bait [33]
2015 Steve Burrows A Siege of Bitterns [34]
2016 Ausma Zehanat Khan Unquiet Dead [35]
2017 Elle Wild Strange Things Done [36]
2018 Dave ButlerFull Curl [37]
2019 A.J. Devlin Cobra Clutch [38]
2020 Philip ElliottNobody Move [39]
2021 Guglielmo D'Izzia The Transaction [2]
2022 Ashley Audrain The Push [40]

Best Novella

Best Novella Award winners
YearAuthorTitleRef.
2013 Lou Allin Contingency Plan [32]
2014 Melodie Campbell The Goddaughter's Revenge [33]
2015 Jas R. Petrin A Knock on the Door [34]
2016 Jeremy Bates Black Canyon [35]
2017 Rick Blechta Rundown [36]
2018 Mike Culpepper How Lon Pruitt Was Found Murdered in an Open Field with No Footprints Around [37]
2019 John Lawrence Reynolds Murder Among the Pines [38]
2020 Wayne Arthurson The Red Chesterfield [39]
2021 Sam Wiebe Never Going Back [2]
2022 Wayne Ng Letters from Johnny [40]

Best Crime Book in French

Best Crime Book in French Award winners
YearAuthorTitleRef.
2000 Lionel Noël Louna [19]
2001 Norbert Spehner Le roman policier en Amérique française [20]
2002 Anne-Michèle Lévesque Fleur invitait au troisième [21]
2003 Jacques CôtéLe rouge ideal [22]
2004 Jean LemieuxOn finit toujours par payer [23]
2005 Ann Lamontagne Les douze pierres [24]
2006 Gérard Galarneau Motel Riviera [25]
2007 No award presented [26]
2008 Mario Bolduc Tsiganes [27]
2009 Jacques CôtéLe Chemin des brumes [28]
2010 Jean LemieuxLe mort du chemin des Arsene [29]
2011 Jacques CôtéDans le quartier des agités [30]
2012 Martin Michaud La chorale du diable [31]
2013 Mario Bolduc La Nuit des albinos: Sur les traces de Max O'Brien [32]
2014 Maureen Martineau L’enfant promis [33]
2015 Andrée A. Michaud Bondrée [34]
2016 Luc Chartrand L'Affaire Myosotis [35]
2017 Marie-Ève Bourassa Red Light: Adieu, Mignonne [36]
2018 Marie Saur Les Tricoteuses [37]
2019 Hervé Gagnon Adolphus - Une enquête de Joseph Laflamme [38]
2020 Andrée A. Michaud Tempêtes [39]
2021 Roxanne Bouchard La mariée de corail [2]
2022 Patrick Senécal Flots [40]

Best Juvenile or Young Adult Crime Book

Best Juvenile or Young Adult Crime Book Award winners
YearAuthorTitleRef.
1994 John DowdAbalone Summer [41]
1995 James Heneghan Torn Away [14]
1996 Norah McClintock Mistaken Identity [15]
1997 Linda Bailey How Can a Frozen Detective Stay Hot on the Trail?
1998 Norah McClintock The Body in the Basement [17]
1999 Norah McClintock Sins of the Father [18]
2000 Linda Bailey How Can a Brilliant Detective Shine in the Dark? [19]
2001 Tim Wynne-Jones The Boy in the Burning House [20]
2002 Norah McClintock Scared to Death [21]
2003 Norah McClintock Break and Enter [22]
2004 Graham McNameeAcceleration [23]
2005 Carrie Mac The Beckoners [24]
2006 Vicki Grant Quid Pro Quo [25]
2007 Sean Cullen Hamish X and the Cheese Pirates [26]
2008 Shane Peacock Eye of the Crow [27]
2009 Sharon E. McKay War Brothers [28]
2010 Barbara Haworth-Attard Haunted [29]
2011 Alice Kuipers The Worst Thing She Ever Did [30]
2012 Tim Wynne-Jones Blink & Caution [31]
2013 Shane Peacock Becoming Holmes [32]
2014 Elizabeth MacLeod Bones Never Lie [33]
2015 Sigmund Brouwer Dead Man's Switch [34]
2016 Stephanie Tromly Trouble Is a Friend of Mine [35]
2017 Gordon Korman Masterminds [36]
2018 Linwood Barclay Chase: Get Ready to Run [37]
2019 Linwood Barclay Escape [38]
2020 Tom RyanKeep This to Yourself [39]
2021 Frances Greenslade Red Fox Road [2]
2022 Kevin Sands The Traitor's Blade [40]
2023 Jo TreggiariHeartbreak Homes [43]
2024 Cherie Dimaline Funeral Songs for Dying Girls [44]

Best Crime Nonfiction

Best Crime Nonfiction Award winners
YearAuthorTitleRef.
1985 Martin Friedland The Trials of Israel Lipsky
1986 Maggie Siggins A Canadian Tragedy [5]
1987 Elliott Leyton Hunting Humans [6]
1988 Gary Ross Stung [7]
1989 Mick Lowe Conspiracy of Brothers [8]
1990 Lisa Priest Conspiracy of Silence [9]
1991 Susan Mayse Ginger: The Life and Death of Albert Goodwin [10]
1992 William LowtherArms and the Man [11]
1993 Kirk MakinRedrum the Innocent [12]
1994 David R. WilliamsWith Malice Aforethought [41]
1995 Michael Harris The Prodigal Husband [14]
1996 Lois Simmie The Secret Lives of Sgt. John Wilson [15]
1997 Jean MonetThe Cassock and the Crown [45]
1998 Patricia Pearson When She Was Bad [17]
1999 Derek Finkle No Claim to Mercy [18]
2000 Gordon Sinclair, Jr. Cowboys and Indians [19]
2001 A.B. McKillop The Spinster and the Prophet [20]
2002 Stevie Cameron and Harvey Cashore The Last Amigo [21]
2002 Andrew Nikiforuk Saboteurs [21]
2003 Andrew Mitrovica Covert Entry [22]
2004 Julian Sher and William MarsdenThe Road to Hell [23]
2005 Matthew HartThe Irish Game [24]
2006 Rebecca Godfrey Under the Bridge [25]
2007 Brian O'Dea High [26]
2008 Julian Sher One Child at a Time [27]
2009 Michael Calce and Craig SilvermanMafiaboy [28]
2010 Terry Gould Murder Without Borders [29]
2011 Stevie Cameron On the Farm [30]
2012 Joshua Knelman Hot Art [31]
2013 Steve Lillebuen The Devil's Cinema [32]
2014 No award presented [33]
2015 Charlotte Gray The Massey Murder [34]
2016 Dean Jobb Empire of Deception: The Incredible Story of a Master Swindler Who Seduced a City and Captivated the Nation [35]
2017 Jeremy Grimaldi A Daughter's Deadly Deception: The Jennifer Pan Story [36]
2018 Trevor Cole The Whisky King: remarkable true story of Canada's most infamous bootlegger and the undercover Mountie on his trail [37]
2019 Sarah Weinman The Real Lolita: Kidnapping of Sally Horner and the Novel that Scandalized the World [38]
2020 Charlotte Gray Murdered Midas: A Millionaire, His Gold Mine, and a Strange Death on an Island Paradise [39]
2021 Justin Ling Missing from the Village [2]
2022 Nate Hendley The Beatle Bandit [40]

Best Crime Short Story

Best Crime Short Story Award winners
YearAuthorStoryPublicationRef.
1988 Eric Wright Looking for an Honest ManCold Blood: Murder in Canada [7]
1989 Jas. R. Petrin Killer in the House Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, December 1988 [8]
1990 Josef Skvorecky HumbugThe End of Lieutenant Boruvka [9]
1991 Peter Robinson InnocenceCold Blood III [10]
1992 Eric Wright Two in the BushChristmas Stalkings [11]
1993 Nancy Kilpatrick MantrapMurder, Mayhem, and the Macabre [12]
1994 Robert J. Sawyer Just Like Old Times On Spec, Summer 1993 [41]
1995 Rosemary Aubert The Midnight Boat to PalermoCold Blood IV [14]
1996 Mary Jane Maffini Cotton ArmourLadies Killing Circle [15]
1997 Richard K. Bercuson Dead Run Story Teller, Winter 1996-97
1998 Sue Pike Widow's WeedsCottage Country Killers [17]
1999 Scott Mackay Last Inning Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine , February 1998 [18]
2000 Matt Hughes One More KillBlue Murder Magazine, December 1999 [19]
2001 Peter Robinson Murder in UtopiaCrime Through Time III [20]
2002 Mary Jane Maffini Sign of the TimesFit to Die [21]
2003 James Powell Bottom Walker Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine , May 2002 [22]
2004 Gregory WardDead WoodHard Boiled Love [23]
2005 Leslie Watts Crocodile TearsRevenge: A Noir Anthology [24]
2006 Rick Mofina Lightning RiderMurder in Vegas [25]
2007 Dennis Richard Murphy Fuzzy Wuzzy Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine , August 2006 [26]
2008 Leslie Watts Turners Kingston Whig-Standard , July 7, 2007 [27]
2009 Pasha Malla FilmsongToronto Noir [28]
2010 Dennis Richard Murphy Prisoner in Paradise Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine [29]
2011 Mary Jane Maffini So Much in Common Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine [30]
2012 Catherine Astolfo What Kelly Did [31]
2013 Yasuko Thanh Spring-blade KnifeFloating Like The Dead [32]
2014 Twist Phelan Footprints in Water [33]
2015 Margaret Atwood Stone Mattress [34]
2016 Jeremy Bates Black Canyon [35]
2017 Susan Daly A Death at the Parsonage [36]
2018 Catherine Astolfo The Outlier [37]
2019 Linda L. Richards Terminal City [38]
2020 Peter SellersClosing Doors [39]
2021 Marcelle Dubé Cold Wave, Sisters in Crime [2]
2022 Elizabeth Elwood Number 10 Marlborough Place [40]

Best Unpublished First Novel - "Unhanged Arthur"

First awarded in 2007 as part of the CWC mandate to recognize and promote the careers of promising new crime writers.

Best Unpublished First Novel Award winners
YearAuthorTitleRef.
2007 Phyllis Smallman Margarita Nights [26]
2008 D.J. McIntosh The Witch of Babylon [27]
2009 Douglas A. Moles Louder [28]
2010 Gloria Ferris The Corpse Flower [29]
2011 John Jeneroux Better Off Dead [30]
2012 Sam Wiebe Last of the Independents [31]
2013 Coleen Steele Sins Revisited [32]
2014 Rachel Greenaway Cold Girl [33]
2015 Elle Wilde Strange Things Done [34]
2016 Jayne Barnard When the Flood Falls [35]
2017 S. J. Jennings The Golkonda Project [36]
2018 Dianne Scott Destruction in Paradise [37]
2019 Liv McFarlane The Scarlet Cross [38]
2020 Liz Rachel Walker The Dieppe Letters [39]
2021 Raymond Bazowski The Future [2]
2022 Renee Lehnen Elmington [40]

Howard Engel Award

Howard Engel Award winners
YearAuthorTitleRef.
2007 Katrina Onstad Stay Where I Can See You [2]
2008 C. S. Porter Beneath Her Skin [40]

Derrick Murdoch Award

This is a special achievement award for contributions to the genre of crime and mystery writing, awarded at the discretion of the president of the Crime Writers of Canada. When first presented in 1984, it was known as the Chairman's Award; it was later renamed in honour of its first recipient, Derrick Murdoch. Since 2013, it has only been presented in years when the new biennial Grand Master Award, listed below, is not presented.

Grand Master Award

The Grand Master Award is presented every two years as a lifetime achievement award, to a crime writer with a distinguished and successful national and international career.

Best Genre Criticism/Reference

The award for Best Genre Criticism or Reference has only been presented twice.

Best Play

The award for Best Play has only been presented once.

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