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Sean Kilpatrick - Sean Kilpatrick is a Canadian Press photographer who shot this Lowell glacier in Kluane National Park in the Yukon. 

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Sean Kilpatrick - His news photography brought him to Libya after the NATO-led airstrikes in that country. 

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Sean Kilpatrick - Kilpatrick covered then-Foreign Minister John Baird's trip to Libya. 

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Jason Franson - Based in Edmonton, Jason Franson's best-known work is his coverage of Alberta's Fort McMurray forest fires.

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Jason Franson - Franson's coverage of the devastation brought the tragedy to a national audience. 

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Jason Franson - Franson is an independent photographer and sells his shots to agencies. 

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Jonathan Hayward - This Newfoundland photographer just covered his fifth Olympics, in PyeongChang.

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Jonathan Hayward - His coverage of the Humboldt bus crash brought images of the mourners to the world. 

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Jonathan Hayward - Hayward is a Canadian Press photographer. 

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Amber Bracken - The photographer from Edmonton captured this shot after a shootout in St. Paul, Alberta. 

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Amber Bracken - The former newspaper staffer and now-freelancer has covered numerous beats.

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Amber Bracken - Amber Bracken has won and been nominated for numerous awards, including winning the World Press Photo of the Year award.

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Topher Seguin - The Canadian, who went to school in Belleville, Ontario and lived in Edmonton, is most famous for his coverage of the Fort McMurray wildfires.

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Topher Seguin - Here, Seguin documented South African firefighters in northern Alberta. 

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Topher Seguin - Residents look at their former homes in Fort McMurray in this photo.

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Lucas Oleniuk - Lucas Oleniuk is also a filmmaker and lives in Toronto. 

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Lucas Oleniuk - His coverage of the 2008 Beijing Olympics brought him global attention. 

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Lucas Oleniuk - Here, Adam van Koeverden is seen on his way to winning a silver medal. He was the flag bearer for Canada in 2008.

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Frank Gunn - The Canadian Press photographer has covered many important moments in the country's history, including the crisis in The Attawapiskat First Nation in Ontario. 

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Frank Gunn - Here, Gunn captures the Queen's handshake with jazz master pianist Oscar Peterson.

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Frank Gunn - This shot is of an Air France flight that crashed after attempting to take off at Toronto Pearson Airport in 2005.  

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Fred Thornhill - Fred Thornhill lives in Kawartha Lakes, Ontario and is a Reuters photojournalist.

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Fred Thornhill - Here, Thornhill captured Prince Harry in Toronto for the Invictus Games. 

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Fred Thornhill - This photo shows the Hudson Bay Company's automated storage robot. 

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Adam Scotti - He may not be a journalist, but Justin Trudeau's official photographer, Adam Scotti, shoots some of Canada's most newsworthy photos.

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Adam Scotti - This shot of Trudeau running by a wedding party in Vancouver went viral around the world, though some believe it was partially staged. 

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Adam Scotti - Here, Barack Obama is seen seven months after the end of his term as president with Trudeau in a Montreal restaurant.

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Mark Blinch - Mark Blinch is a news photographer from Toronto. He captured tightrope walker Nik Wallenda crossing Niagara Falls.

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Mark Blinch - This eerie but beautiful shot was taken in Hamilton, Ontario. 

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Mark Blinch - The bombastic nature of Toronto's Ford years was difficult to articulate, but this shot does a pretty good job.  

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