Winners
- 1988 - Carol Matas, Lisa
- 1989 - joint winners
- Martyn Godfrey, Mystery in the Frozen Lands
- Dorothy Perkyns, Rachel's Revolution
- 1990 - Kit Pearson, The Sky is Falling
- 1991 - Marianne Brandis, The Sign of the Scales
- 1992 - no award
- 1993 - Celia Barker Lottridge, Ticket to Curlew
- 1994 - Kit Pearson, The Lights Go On Again
- 1995 - Joan Clark, The Dream Carvers
- 1996 - Marianne Brandis, Rebellion: A Novel of Upper Canada
- 1997 - Janet McNaughton, To Dance at the Palais Royale
- 1998 - Irene N. Watts, Good-Bye Marianne
- 1999 - Iain Lawrence, The Wreckers
- 2000 - deferred to following year
- 2001 - Sharon McKay, Charlie Wilcox
- 2002 - Virginia Frances Schwartz, If I Just Had Two Wings
- 2003 - Joan Clark, The Word for Home
- 2004 - Brian Doyle, Boy O'Boy
- 2005 - Michel Noël, Good for Nothing
- 2006 - Pamela Porter, The Crazy Man
- 2007 - Eva Wiseman, Kanada
- 2008 - Christopher Paul Curtis, Elijah of Buxton
- 2009 - John Ibbitson, The Landing
- 2010 - Shane Peacock, Vanishing Girl
- 2011 - Valerie Sherrard, The Glory Wind
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