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Thursday, April 10, 2025

Guardian Group sweeps annual CAMSEL awards

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The Guardian Me­dia Group, which brings to­geth­er news­pa­pers, a tele­vi­sion sta­tion and ra­dio sta­tions, swept the Catholic Me­dia Ser­vices (CAM­SEL)/MATT awards on Fri­day night in the As­sump­tion Cen­tre on the Church of the As­sump­tion grounds in Mar­aval.

Two jour­nal­ists from the Guardian, Michelle Loubon and Cherisse Moe, took the print awards, while three from CNC3 took the tele­vi­sion awards. CNC3's Samp­son Nan­ton won two awards for his doc­u­men­tary on Haiti.

Cam­sel/MATT Lu­men Me­dia Awards

Print:

Best News Sto­ry: Michelle Loubon, Rift in Gua­napo Church.

Best Fea­ture Sto­ry: Cherise Moe, Aus­to­my Day.

Tele­vi­sion:

Best News Sto­ry: Ot­to Car­ring­ton, CNC3, "Dol­phins"

Best Fea­ture Sto­ry: Samp­son Nan­ton, CNC3 Haiti in Ru­ins.

Best Sup­port­ing Fea­ture Video: Samp­son Nan­ton, CNC3, Haiti in Ru­ins.

Best Edit­ing: Ja­son Per­reira, CNC3, Dis­as­ters in T&T

ABOVE: June John­son, Catholic News ed­i­tor, left, presents the award for Best News Sto­ry to Michelle Loubon of the Trinidad and To­ba­go Guardian at the (Cam­sel)/MATT awards on Fri­day night at the As­sump­tion Cen­tre on the Church of the As­sump­tion grounds in Mar­aval.


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