Canadian Screen Awards: Winners Announced In Drama & Comedy Crafts, Scripted Programs & Performance

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Canadian Screen Week continues, with the Canadian Academy announcing more winners of the 2022 Canadian Screen Awards. So far, awards have been presented for the winners in the Sports Programming, Digital & Immersive, Broadcast News and Documentary & Factual categories, and Wednesday’s announcement revealed this year’s winners in the Children’s & Animation and Lifestyle & Reality categories.

On Thursday, the winners in the Drama & Comedy Crafts and the Scripted Programs & Performance categories were announced with wins for Ayisha Issa as Best Supporting Actress, Drama in “Transplant”, Best Guest Performance, Comedy for Michele Buble on “Jann” and Best Supporting Actor, Comedy for Andrew Phung in “Kim’s Convenience”. READ MORE: Canadian Screen Awards: Winners Announced In Sports Programming, Digital & Immersive Categories Canadian Screen Week takes place April 4-10, with the Cinematic Arts Awards held on April 8 and the main event — the Canadian Screen Awards — on April 10 at 8 p.m.

ET, televised on CBC. The complete list of Wednesday’s winners can be seen below. THE DRAMA & COMEDY CRAFTS AWARDS Best Achievement in Hair Wynonna Earp – Hell Raisin’ Good TimeCTV Sci Fi Channel (Bell Media) (SEVEN24 Films / Cineflix Studios) Jo-Dee Thomson Best Achievement in Make-Up Sort Of – Sort Of Back AgainCBC Gem (CBC) (Sienna Films) Jessica Carter, Steve Newburn Best Costume Design Wynonna Earp – Hell Raisin’ Good TimeCTV Sci Fi Channel (Bell Media) (SEVEN24 Films / Cineflix Studios) Jennifer Haffenden Best Visual EffectsSponsor | SPINVFX Vikings – The SignalHistory (Corus Entertainment) (Take 5 Productions Inc.) Dominic Remane, Bill Halliday, Leann Harvey, Becca Donohoe, Thomas Morrison, Ovidiu Cinazan, Jim Maxwell, Kieran