For 2014, I won three RTDNA awards for data storytelling, and was shortlisted for best personal portfolio at the international Data Journalism Awards. That year Carmen Chai and I shared a Canadian Medical Association award for health reporting.

For 2015, I won the RTDNA data storytelling award for Ontario, and was shortlisted for the same award for the Prairies.

For 2017, I was shortlisted for the RTDNA data storytelling award for Ontario for one story, and won the RTDNA network award (with some help from Fred Vallance-Jones’s students at King’s) for another.

For much of 2010, I was a contributing editor at openfile.ca, where my Poppy File project, which mapped Toronto’s Second World War deaths at the household level, won a Canadian Online Publishing Award and was shortlisted for an Online News Association award and a National Magazine Award.