10th ACTRA Awards

Canadian television awards ceremony 10th ACTRA Awards April 3, 1981 Gordon Pinsent Best TV Program The Canadian Establishment Best Radio Program Sunday Morning CBC Television 9th ACTRA Awards 11th The 10th ACTRA Awards were presented on April 3, 1981, and hosted by Gordon Pinsent. Television Best Television Program Best Television Actor The Canadian Establishment: "Store Wars" and "Ten Toronto Street"Rick Groen, "Waxman, Establishment take Actras". The Globe and Mail, April 4, 1981. A Gift to Last"Nominees announced for ACTRAs". The Globe and Mail, March 13, 1981. The Hanga Shore | valign="top" | Al Waxman, The Winnings of Frankie Walls Lawrence Dane, A Question of the Sixth Dixie Seatle, A Population of One Best Continuing TV Performance Best Supporting TV Performance Don Francks, The Phoenix Team Elizabeth Shepherd, The Phoenix Team Kim Yaroshevskaya, Home Fires Mary Pirie, Lyon's Den Helen Burns, Today I Am a Fountain Pen Sonja Smits, War Brides Best New Performer Best TV Variety Performance Lally Cadeau, Harvest Wendy Crewson, War Brides Allan Levson, Today I Am a Fountain Pen Dinah Christie, D.C. and Friends Jeff Hyslop, Dancin' Man Johnny Wayne and Frank Shuster, Wayne and Shuster Superspecial Best Television Host or Interviewer Best Writing, Television Drama Patrick Watson, The Canadian Establishment: "Store Wars" Eric Malling, The Fifth Estate Sherv Shragge, Shragge's Journal Grahame Woods, War Brides Rob Forsyth, Harvest Tony Sheer, Maintain the Right Best Writing, Television Comedy/Variety Best Writing, Television Public Affairs Roger Abbott, Dave Broadfoot, Don Ferguson, Gord Holtam, John Morgan and Rick Olsen, Royal Canadian Air Farce Ted Barris and Alex Barris, A Little Part of Canada Charles Weir, Guy Shulman, Mark Shekter and Robert Sandler, Dancin' Man Ted Remerowski, The Canadian Establishment: "Store Wars" Les Nirenberg, Man Alive: "City of Love" Peter Pearson, The Canadian Establishment: "The Chairman" Radio Best Radio Program Best Radio Host Sunday Morning Africa Week Morningside: "War Measures" A Salzburg Diary Bronwyn Drainie and Patrick Martin, Sunday Morning Don Harron, Morningside Jacqueline Toupin, Keewatin Country Best Radio Actor Best Radio Variety Performance Zoe Caldwell, Fifth Business Douglas Campbell, The Life of Galileo Martha Henry, Memoir Linden Soles, 60 Minutes with a Bullet: The Decade Bill Buck, Norm Grohmann, Marla Gropper and Bill Reiter, Dr. Bundolo's Pandemonium Medicine Show Gene Di Novi, Morningside: "Cole Porter" Best Writing, Radio Drama Best Writing, Radio Variety Sharon Pollock, Sweet Land of Liberty John Murrell, Memoir Jim Nichol, Biko Linden Soles, 60 Minutes with a Bullet: The Decade Erika Ritter, Morningside: "Invasion of the Stewardesses" Dan Thatchuk, Dr. Bundolo's Pandemonium Medicine Show Best Writing, Radio Public Affairs Harry Rasky, Africa Week Naomi Diamond, Open Circuit: The Handicapped Child Lilian Garson, Growing Up in the Coke Ovens Journalism and special awards Gordon Sinclair Award Foster Hewitt Award Eric Malling Harry J. Boyle Charles Templeton Jim Robson Dave Hodge Bernie Pascall John Drainie Award Frances Hyland References Category:1981 in Canadian television ACTRA Category:ACTRA Awards