7th ACTRA Awards

7th ACTRA Awards
7th ACTRA Awards
Date	March 22, 1978
Hosted by	Gordon Pinsent
Highlights
Best TV Program	Aberfan
Best Radio Program	A Bite of the Big Apple
Television/radio coverage
Network	CBC Television

The 7th ACTRA Awards were presented on March 22, 1978.[1] The ceremony was hosted by Gordon Pinsent.[2]

Winners and nominees

Best Television Program	Best Radio Program
Aberfan[1] Bethune[3] Connections: An Investigation Into Organized Crime[3]	A Bite of the Big Apple[1] As It Happens[3] Journey to a Still Point in the Turning Earth[3]
Best Television Actor	Best Radio Actor
Donald Sutherland, Bethune[1] Anne Anglin, Ada[3] Jan Rubeš, The Day My Granddad Died[3]	Joan Gregson, The Path[1] Terence Labrosse, The Outsider[3] Florence Paterson, John and the Missus[3]
Best Supporting TV Performance	Best Children's Television Program
Les Carlson, Raku Fire[1] Jayne Eastwood, Ada[3] Joan Karasevich, The Day My Granddad Died[3]	Mr. Dressup[1] Homemade TV[3] Pencil Box[3]
Best Television Public Affairs Broadcaster	Best Radio Public Affairs Broadcaster
Jack McGaw and Ruth Fremes, The Failing Strategy[1] Linden MacIntyre, The MacIntyre Report[3] Eric Malling, The Fifth Estate[3]	Pierre Berton and Charles Templeton, Dialogue[1] Don Harron, Morningside[3] Warner Troyer, Sunday Morning[3]
Best TV Variety Performance	Best Radio Variety Performance
John Candy, Joe Flaherty, Eugene Levy, Andrea Martin, Catherine O'Hara, Harold Ramis and Dave Thomas, Second City Television[1] Julie Amato, The Julie Show[3] Karen Kain, Karen Kain Ballerina[3]	Nancy White, Sunday Morning[1] Roger Abbott, Dave Broadfoot, Don Ferguson, Luba Goy and John Morgan, Royal Canadian Air Farce[3] Gene Di Novi, Mostly Music[3]
Best Writing, Television Drama	Best Writing, Radio Drama
Tony Sheer, The Fighting Men[1] Rita Greer Allen, Raku Fire[3] Peter Rowe, Horse Latitudes[3]	Rod Coneybeare, The Man Who Hated Dogs[1] Rod Langley, Bethune[3] Gordon Pinsent, John and the Missus[3]
Best Writing, Television Public Affairs	Best Writing, Radio Public Affairs
Martyn Burke and Bill McAdam, Connections: An Investigation Into Organized Crime[1] Harry Rasky, Homage to Chagall: The Colours of Love[3] George Salverson, The Disappearing Land[3]	Jim Winter, Berthed Swiler[1] Susan Lumsden, René Lévesque: The Man, His Politics[3] Malka Marom, A Bite of the Big Apple[3]
Gordon Sinclair Award	Foster Hewitt Award
Linden MacIntyre, The MacIntyre Report[1] Martyn Burke, Bill MacAdam and Richard Nielson, Connections: An Investigation Into Organized Crime[3] John Robertson and Mike Allder, 24 Hours[3]	Don Wittman[1] Danny Gallivan[3] Jim Robson[3]
John Drainie Award
Wayne and Shuster[1]

References

"CBC stars, programs sweep ACTRA Awards". Saskatoon Star-Phoenix, March 23, 1978.
Blaik Kirby, "Opera surprise winner". The Globe and Mail, March 23, 1978.
Bill Musselwhite, "Radio and television: Nellies". Calgary Herald, March 22, 1978.

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[sweep-1] "CBC stars, programs sweep ACTRA Awards". Saskatoon Star-Phoenix, March 23, 1978.

[2] Blaik Kirby, "Opera surprise winner". The Globe and Mail, March 23, 1978.

[nominations-3] Bill Musselwhite, "Radio and television: Nellies". Calgary Herald, March 22, 1978.

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