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Alberta Trade Book of the Year
In 2003, the Trade Book category was split into two separate awards, Trade Fiction and Trade Non-Fiction, in order to better reflect the difference in skills and understanding of the different markets for these two genres.
This award is presented annually to the Alberta-based publisher producing the best book of non-fiction published primarily for the trade or bookstore market.
Previous Award Recipients
| 2002 |
Johnson Gorman Publishers (Calgary): Fly Fishing Canada From Coast to Coast to Coast by Outdoor Writers of Canada, Edited by Robert H. Jones |
| 2001 |
Rocky Mountain Books: Pushing the Limits: The Story of Canadian Mountaineering by Chic Scott |
| 2000 |
A Fine Daughter, by Catherine Simmons Niven
Red Deer Press |
| 1999 |
But it's a Dry Cold: Weathering the Canadian Prairies,
by Elaine Wheaton Fifth House Publishers |
| 1998 |
Shredding the Public Interest, by Kevin Taft
The University of Alberta Press |
| 1997 |
A Hiker's Guide to Art of the Canadian Rockies, by Lisa Christensen
Glenbow Press |
| 1996 |
The Klein Revolution, by Mark Lisac
NeWest Press |
| 1995 |
Lois Hole's Northern Flower Gardening: Bedding Plants, by Lois Hole
Lone Pine Publishing |
| 1994 |
Boundless Alberta, by Aretha Van Herk
NeWest Press |
| 1993 |
Buffalo, by J. Foster, D. Harrison, and I.S. MacLaren, eds.
The University of Alberta Press |
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