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Congratulations to Roger Lemoyne who is the winner of the Michener-Deacon Fellowship for Investigative Journalism for his project to investigate in words and photos the environmental and civic behavior of Canadian mining companies in foreign countries.

Roger Lemoyne has been awarded a production grant from the Canada Council for the Arts to continue his multi-year project on Port-au-Prince, based on his winning proposal:

"In Haiti, often defined as the place where Columbus first alighted in the New World and 'the world's first black republic,' history is a zombie that stalks its descendants relentlessly. There is wealth but mostly poverty, culture, art, beauty and degradation in equal measures. The noble revolution of slaves is mirrored everywhere in its failures and tragedies, from the ruined white hulk of the presidential palace down to the modern slavery of 'restavek' child domestics. Despite the weight of its tragedies, Haiti remains vital and beautiful."

Congratulations to Roger Lemoyne who was awarded as a finalist in this year's Applied Arts Creative Excellence.

Roger Lemoyne photographed artists Maskull Lasserre in his studio for Canadian Art.

Roger Lemoyne photographed Bruce Beach and his world's largest homemade nuclear fallout shelter Ark Two for Colors.  View additional images here.

Photographer Roger LeMoyne discusses his work on the Alexia Foundation website, from whom he received a grant in 2004.  Read it here.

A visual essay in The Walrus which features an amazing 21 images from Roger Lemoyne. 

Roger Lemoyne photographed Canadian politician Justin Trudeau for the May 14, 2012 issue of Maclean's.

Congratulations to Roger Lemoyne who was recognized in the 2012 Applied Arts Photography Annual for his images of Egyptian protesters in Cairo.

Roger LeMoyne photographed the Olympic Stadium in Montreal for the April 16, 2012 issue of ESPN.