- Le Prix d’Excellence pour le Projet spécial numérique, pour le livret anniversaire bilingue : 125 ans de francophonie au Yukon, réalisé avec la collaboration de la Société d’histoire francophone du Yukon.
- Le Prix d’Excellence générale pour la présence numérique, pour une troisième année consécutive.
L’Aurore boréale wins Newspaper of the Year at the 2025 Excellence Awards of the French Canadian Press.
Whitehorse, Yukon, September 15, 2025 – On Friday, September 12, 2025, Réseau.Presse, Canada’s national network of French-language written media in minority settings, presented the 2025 Prix d’Excellence de la Presse Francophone. This ceremony is held annually to recognize member media outlets that have distinguished themselves over the previous year and highlights the talent, rigor, and creativity of French-language journalists and media across Canada outside of Québec.
L’Aurore boréale won the prestigious title of Newspaper of the Year, « for the excellence of its content, its community roots, and its multiplatform presence » states the Réseau.Presse press release. This is a first for this newspaper, which has been published for 42 years.
The Yukon’s French-language newspaper, finalist in six categories, also won:
– The Award of Excellence for the Special Digital Project, for the bilingual anniversary booklet: 125 Years of Francophonie in the Yukon, produced in collaboration with the Yukon Francophone Historical Society.
– The Overall Excellence Award for Digital Presence, for the third consecutive year.
We warmly congratulate all the winning newspapers and the 2025 finalists.
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L’Aurore boréale is the only French-language newspaper in the Yukon, distributed territory-wide. As an independent newspaper owned by the Association franco-yukonnaise, it informs, promotes, and unites the Yukon’s Francophone community. Its content highlights local issues and successes. A defender of the French language, inclusion, and freedom of expression, it acts as a driving force for dialogue and civic engagement.
Sources:Maryne Dumaine, Directrice / Director [email protected]www.auroreboreale.ca