2007

• Shining Willow Award (Nominee): Sylvia Olsen, Yetsa's Sweater
• Diamond Willow Award (Nominee): Nikki Tate, Trouble on Tarragon Island
• Diamond Willow Award (Nominee): Lyn Hancock, Tabasco, the Saucy Raccoon
• BC Booksellers' Choice Award (Nominee): Sylvia Olsen, Yetsa's Sweater
• Roderick Haig-Brown Regional Prize (Nominee): Katherine Gordon, Made to Measure
• Stellar Book Award (Nominee): Sylvia Olsen, Just Ask Us
• Red Cedar Book Award (Nominee): Nikki Tate, Trouble on Tarragon Island
• Chocolate Lily Award (Nominee): Sylvia Olsen, Yetsa's Sweater
• Chocolate Lily Award (Nominee): Penny Chamberlain, Chasing the Moon
• Silver Birch Express (Nominee): Sylvia Olsen, Yetsa's Sweater
• Rocky Mountain Book Award: Lyn Hancock, Tabasco, the Saucy Raccoon
• Our Choice Award: Sylvia Olsen, Just Ask Us
• Our Choice Award: Penny Chamberlain, Chasing the Moon
• Our Choice Award: Sylvia Olsen, Yetsa's Sweater
• Our Choice Award: Lyn Hancock, Tabasco, the Saucy Raccoon

2006

• Chocolate Lily Award (Nominee): Karen Autio, Second Watch
• Chocolate Lily Award (Nominee): Nikki Tate, Trouble on Tarragon Island

2005

• Hubert Evans Non-fiction Prize: Katherine Gordon, The Slocan: Portrait of a Valley
• Roderick Haig-Brown Regional Prize: Nancy Turner, Plants of Haida Gwaii
• Sheila A. Egoff Children's Literature Prize: Sylvia Olsen, White Girl
• Lieutenant-Governor's Medal for Historical Writing: Katherine Gordon, The Slocan: Portrait of a Valley
• Lieutenant-Governor's Medal for Historical Writing: Nancy Turner, Plants of Haida Gwaii (Winner)
• Saskatchewan Young Readers' Choice Snow Willow Award: Sylvia Olsen, White Girl
• The Stellar Award: the Teen Readers' Choice Award of BC: Sylvia Olsen, The Girl with a Baby
• Chocolate Lily Award: Julie White, The Secret Pony

2004

• Saskatchewan Young Readers' Choice Snow Willow Award: Sylvia Olsen, The Girl with a Baby
• Saskatchewan Young Readers' Choice Diamond Willow Award: Penny Chamberlain, The Olden Days Locket
• Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize: Denise Cammiade, The Creature I Am
• Lieutenant-Governor's Medal for Historical Writing: Chief Earl Maquinna George, Living on the Edge
• Chocolate Lily Award: Penny Chamberlain, The Olden Days Locket
• Red Cedar Book Award: Penny Chamberlain, The Olden Days Locket
• Chocolate Lily Award: Nikki Tate, The Battle for Carnillo

2003

• Chocolate Lily Award: Ann Alma, Summer of Changes, Nikki Tate, Cave of Departure and No Cafes in Narnia
• Red Cedar Book Award: Ann Alma, Summer of Changes
• Silver Birch Award: Ann Alma, Summer of Changes
• Saskatchewan Young Readers' Choice Snow Willow Award: Sylvia Olsen, No Time to Say Goodbye
• Saskatchewan Young Readers' Choice Diamond Willow Award: Ann Alma, Summer of Changes

2002

• Adopted by the BC Teachers' Federation: Sylvia Olsen, No Time to Say Goodbye
• Lieutenant-Governor's Medal for Historical Writing: Robert D. Turner, Those Beautiful Coastal Liners

2001

• Lieutenant-Governor's Medal: Richard Somerset Mackie, Island Timber
• Manitoba Young Readers' Choice Award (Nominee): Nikki Tate, No Cafes in Narnia
• Roderick Haig-Brown Regional Prize: Richard Somerset Mackie, Island Timber
• Sheila Egoff Children's Prize: Nikki Tate, No Cafes in Narnia

2000

• Hubert Evans Non-Fiction Prize: Andrea Lebowitz and Gillian Milton, Gilean Douglas: Writing Nature, Finding Home
• Milton Acorn People's Poetry Award: Linda Rogers (The Saning)
• Poetry in Transit: Leona Gom, Sandy Shreve, and Susan Stenson
• Sheila Egoff Children's Prize: Nikki Tate, Tarragon Island
• BC2000 Book Awards: Marilyn Bowering, Lorna Crozier, Susan Musgrave, Linda Rogers, Patricia Young & fifteen protégés (Breaking the Surface); Darren & Beth Laur (Total Awareness); Linda Rogers (The Broad Canvas); Nikki Tate (Tarragon Island)

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