Ross P. Griffin won an Award of Merit for rebuilding 959 Craigflower Road after a disastrous fire.

Ni ck and Sharon Russell together with Davyd McMinn and Linda Carlson won an Award of Merit for the for the restoration of 1243 Rudlin Street that has rejuvenated this revenue-producing property.

Dr. Larry McCann, University of Victoria Geography Professor won an Award of Merit for his efforts to communicate the value of heritage to his students and his invaluable research into the history of Oak Bay.

The Ryan family won an Award of Merit for the preservation of their family home for three generations.

Susan Woods won a Communication Award in the media category for her radio program "Remember When" that showcases Victoria's rich history and brings heritage awareness to a wider audience.

Robert Amos won a Communication Award in the visual arts category for his many years spent recording the history and ambiance of the CRD in the visual arts and his publications.

Ken Roueche won a Communication Award in the publication category for the publication of "A Fairfield History."

Leila Tattersall won the President's Award for the rescue of 3342 Whittier Avenue and its relocation and rehabilitation as the Nosey Point Inn on Pender Island.

The Royal and McPherson Theatres Society won the Michael Williams Award for the remarkable restoration of the Broughton Street facade of the Royal Theatre.

Louis Award

Ross P. Griffin won the rarely-presented Louis Award for his determination to rebuild 959 Craigflower Road after a fire that destroyed seventeen years of meticulous restoration work.

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