March Clip Results 2023

Judges

Luke Duggleby – Freelance photojournalist – Bangkok, Thailand
Thomas Christofoletti – Freelance photojournalist – Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Nicolas Axelrod – Freelance photojournalist – Bangkok, Thailand

Photographers- 16
Feature- 32
News- 27
Sports- 32
Spot News- Not enough entries, held to next month
Portrait- 17
Multi-Photo- 9 entries/111 photos

FEATURE

1. Chelsea Kemp/CBC Manitoba

A multiple exposure photo captures kids getting a Zumba work out at a the Brandon Urban Youth Activity Centre on Saturday, March 4, 2023.

2. Patrick Woodbury/Le Droit

We can ask ourselves, where will all these buses go? Le Droit, Ottawa, March 22, 2023.

3. Christopher Pike/Freelance

A racegoer looks on during the Dubai World Cup at Meydan Racecourse on March 25, 2023 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

NEWS

1. Laura Proctor/Freelance

New Canadian citizens say the oath at their citizenship ceremony at University of Toronto Mississauga on March 21, 2023.

2. Patrick Woodbury/Le Droit

Air Force One in fog as it arrives in Ottawa. Le Droit, March 23, 2023.

3. Laura Proctor/The Hoser

Nurses outside Mount Sinai Hospital show support for fellow nurses and supporters as they march to Queen’s Park in Toronto to call for better staffing and higher wages on March 2, 2023.

SPORTS

1. Christopher Pike/Freelance

Yuga Kawada riding Ushba Tesoro celebrates winning the Dubai World Cup at Meydan Racecourse on March 25, 2023 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

2. Kevin Light/ Freelance

A forward for the Juan de Fuca Grizzlies Under-8 purple team shoots the puck on goal against the Juan de Fuca Grizzlies Under-8 blue team during a Thanksgiving Hockey Tournament held at Westhills Arena in Langford, British Columbia Canada on March 24th, 2023.

3. Bernard Brault/Freelance

A snowboarder makes a sharp turn in the Miracle slope in Mont SUTTON, Quebec.

PORTRAIT

1. Bernard Brault/Freelance

A man waits in line for the chairlift during a snowstorm in Blackcomb – Whistler in British Columbia.

2. Darryl Dyck/The Canadian Press

William Liu, a second-generaton co-owner of Kam Wai Dim Sum, poses for a photograph at the business in Chinatown, in Vancouver, on Tuesday, March 28, 2023.

3. Darryl Dyck/The Canadian Press

Gabriel Kwok poses for a photograph with his electric unicycle in Vancouver, on Thursday, March 2, 2023. Since Kwok first started riding the electric unicycle on the streets of Vancouver nine months ago, he estimates he’s logged about 2,000 kilometers on the so-called micro mobility device. The 21-year-old Emily Carr film student has a car when he needs to haul people or cargo, but his “wheel” is now his main means of transportation to commute to school and get around the city.

SPOT NEWS

Comments: Not enough entries, carried over to April.[/i]

MULTI-PHOTO

1. Marissa Tiel/The Globe and Mail

A hand-made eco-dyed ribbon skirt created by Métis artist Alexa Lizotte is pictured hanging in her backyard in Burnaby, B.C. on Feb. 5, 2023. She used turmeric for the yellow of the ribbons and purple cauliflower and beet for the main fabric.

Alexa Lizotte checks on a piece of blank fabric that is sitting in a boiling bath of vinegar solution. The Métis woman is preparing materials for an eco-dyed ribbon skirt at her home in Burnaby, B.C. on Jan. 29, 2023.

Alexa Lizotte prepares cedar bark for dyeing.

Lizotte dips fabric into a container filled with water and cedar bark. She expects the fabric will be dyed a shade of light red.

Lizotte sews a piece of ribbon to the skirt’s main fabric.

Lizotte sews a piece of ribbon to the skirt’s main fabric.

Lizotte pins a ribbon dyed with turmeric to the main fabric.

Lizotte wears the completed ribbon skirt that she made with eco-dyed materials. “‘’m still trying to figure everything out,’ she says of the process. ’It’s hard without having all that ancestral knowledge that I wish I had, like I wish I knew more stories and I wish I knew how they helped the dye stay and what they used. But I don’t have that and so I’m just kind of trying to reclaim it all on my own.
‘It is tough, but it makes me happy trying to reclaim that.’

2. Kevin Light/ Freelance

During the Spring Break holiday on Vancouver Island the Juan de Fuca Minor Hockey Association, Peninsula Minor Hockey Association and Oak Bay Recreation hosted Under-9, Under-7 Jamboree’s and hockey day camps.
A goalie for Port Alberni Bull Dogs under-8 team walks onto the ice prior to a game versus the Cowichan Vallery Lakers during a Thanksgiving Hockey Tournament game held at Westhills Arena in Langford, British Columbia Canada on March 24th, 2023.

A Coach for the Peninsula Eagles gives a pep talk prior to a game versus the Victoria Admirals under-9 during a Thanksgiving Hockey Tournament at Westhills Arena in Langford, British Columbia Canada on March 24th, 2023.
In 2019 Hockey Canada and its 13 members ratified age division names changes for all levels of minor hockey to create a simpler and more consistent reference for parents registering their children.
Novice becoming Under-7, Atom becoming Under-9, Peewee becoming Under-11, Bantam becoming Under-13, minor Midget becoming Under-15, Midget becoming U-17 and Juvenile becoming and Under 21.

A forward for the Juan de Fuca Grizzlies Under-8 purple team shoots the puck on goal against the Juan de Fuca Grizzlies Under-8 blue team during a Thanksgiving Hockey Tournament held at Westhills Arena in Langford, British Columbia Canada on March 24th, 2023.

A Coach for the Peninsula Eagles under-9 team provides instruction to players during a game versus the Victoria Admirals Under-9 team at a Thanksgiving Hockey Tournament held at Westhills Arena in Langford, British Columbia Canada on March 24th, 2023.

Parents and spectators watch from the stands as the Sooke Thunderbirds Under-7 team and the Peninsula Eagles Under-6 team play during a Thanksgiving Day tournament at Panorama Recreation Centre in North Saanich on March 25th, 2023
Hockey Canada’s Respect in Sport for Parents is a program Sheldon Kennedy and Wayne McNeil, to pursue their common passion and working to empower people to recognize and prevent abuse, bullying, and harassment. Through interactive, online certification Respect Group employs their vision of inspiring a global culture of respect in sport and recreation, the workplace, our schools, and ultimately the community.

A veteran and novice official pose together during a Thanksgiving Hockey Tournament held at Westhills Arena in Langford, British Columbia Canada on March 24th, 2023.
All On-Ice Officials in Canada are required to register for a clinic and pass an exam in order to be eligible to officiate Hockey in Canada.
There are six levels of hockey officials in Canada ranging from level one which prepares young of new officials to officiat minor hockey to preparing competent officials capable of officiating at National championship finals as well as larger hockey tournaments such as the Memorial Cup, RBC Royal Bank Cup, Allan Cup, World Championships, Olympics and others

A Coach for the Juan de Fuca Grizzlies under-8 team talks to a player during a Thanksgiving Hockey Tournament game versus the Kerry Park Islanders at Westhills Arena in Langford, British Columbia Canada on March 24th, 2023.

A goalie for the Peninsula Eagles under-9 team slides across the crease making stick a save versus a Juan de Fuca Grizzlies player during a Thanksgiving Hockey Tournament held at Westhills Arena in Langford, British Columbia Canada on March 24th, 2023.

A forward for the Juan de Fuca Grizzlies Under-8 blue team celebrates after scoring a goal versus the Victoria Admirals Under-8 team during a Thanksgiving Hockey Tournament at Westhills Arena in Langford, British Columbia Canada on March 24th, 2023.

A father helps his daughter change out of her equipment following a hockey day camp at Oak Bay Recreation Centre in Oak Bay on March 23rd, 2023.

A player for the Kerry Park Islanders Under-8 team prepares to squirt water onto his forehead versus the Juan de Fuca Grizzlies Under-8 team during a Thanksgiving Hockey Tournament held at Westhills Arena in Langford, British Columbia Canada on March 24th, 2023.
Cold water sends electrical impulses to your brain jolting your system into increase alertness, clarity, and energy levels. Endorphins are also released which leads to feelings of well-being and optimism.

A coach for the Sooke Thunderbirds Under-7 team carries a player off the bench and over concrete during a game versus the Peninsula Eagles Under-6 team at a Thanksgiving Day tournament at Panorama Recreation Centre in North Saanich on March 25th, 2023.
Skates should be worn while walking on concrete, cement, or other hard surfaces as with their blades exposed this will cause them to dull, chip, or crack.

A Coach for the Juan de Fuca Grizzlies under-8 team helps a goalie get a drink during a stoppage in play versus the Kerry Park Islanders at a Thanksgiving Hockey Tournament game held at Westhills Arena in Langford, British Columbia Canada on March 24th, 2023.
Hockey players should ideally be consuming anywhere from 6-12oz of water every 15-20 mins during a game.

Players from the Sooke Thunderbirds Under-7 team and the Peninsula Eagles Under-6 team shake hands following a Thanksgiving Day tournament game in North Saanich on March 25th, 2023.

3. Bernard Brault/Freelance

A photo story on a group of people who are participating in a dip in the cold water of the St-Lawrence river close to downtown Montreal.
The participants can stay between one and 12 minutes.

A photo story on a group of people who are participating in a dip in the cold water of the St-Lawrence river close to downtown Montreal.
The participants can stay between one and 12 minutes.

A photo story on a group of people who are participating in a dip in the cold water of the St-Lawrence river close to downtown Montreal.
The participants can stay between one and 12 minutes.

A photo story on a group of people who are participating in a dip in the cold water of the St-Lawrence river close to downtown Montreal.
The participants can stay between one and 12 minutes.

A photo story on a group of people who are participating in a dip in the cold water of the St-Lawrence river close to downtown Montreal.
The participants can stay between one and 12 minutes.

A photo story on a group of people who are participating in a dip in the cold water of the St-Lawrence river close to downtown Montreal.
The participants can stay between one and 12 minutes.

A photo story on a group of people who are participating in a dip in the cold water of the St-Lawrence river close to downtown Montreal.
The participants can stay between one and 12 minutes.

A photo story on a group of people who are participating in a dip in the cold water of the St-Lawrence river close to downtown Montreal.
The participants can stay between one and 12 minutes.

A photo story on a group of people who are participating in a dip in the cold water of the St-Lawrence river close to downtown Montreal.
The participants can stay between one and 12 minutes.

A photo story on a group of people who are participating in a dip in the cold water of the St-Lawrence river close to downtown Montreal.
The participants can stay between one and 12 minutes.

A photo story on a group of people who are participating in a dip in the cold water of the St-Lawrence river close to downtown Montreal.
The participants can stay between one and 12 minutes.

A photo story on a group of people who are participating in a dip in the cold water of the St-Lawrence river close to downtown Montreal.
The participants can stay between one and 12 minutes.

2023 STANDINGS…MONTH…TOTAL

1. Bernard Brault/Freelance…110…330
2. Darryl Dyck/Freelance…70…280
2. Steve Russell/The Toronto Star…0…280
4. Kevin Light/ Freelance…80…260
5. Patrick Woodbury/Le Droit…80…190
6. Michelle Berg/Saskatoon StarPhoenix…0…100
7. Marissa Tiel/Freelance…50…90
7. Christopher Pike/Freelance…50…90
7. Evan Buhler/Freelance…0…90
10. Laura Proctor/Freelance…80…80
11. Chelsea Kemp/CBC Manitoba…50…50
11. Marie-France Coallier/Le Devoir…0…50
13. Michel Tremblay/ Le Quotidien…0…30
13. Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press…0…30