Best Crime Nonfiction
- 1985 - Martin Friedland, The Trials of Israel Lipsky
- 1986 - Maggie Siggins, A Canadian Tragedy
- 1987 - Elliott Leyton, Hunting Humans
- 1988 - Gary Ross, Stung
- 1989 - Mick Lowe, Conspiracy of Brothers
- 1990 - Lisa Priest, Conspiracy of Silence
- 1991 - Susan Mayse, Ginger
- 1992 - William Lowther, Arms and the Man
- 1993 - Kirk Makin, Redrum the Innocent
- 1994 - David R. Williams, With Malice Aforethought
- 1995 - Michael Harris, The Prodigal Husband
- 1996 - Lois Simmie, The Secret Lives of Sgt. John Wilson
- 1997 - Jean Monet, The Cassock And The Crown
- 1998 - Patricia Pearson, When She Was Bad
- 1999 - Derek Finkle, No Claim to Mercy
- 2000 - Gordon Sinclair, Jr., Cowboys and Indians
- 2001 - A.B. McKillop, The Spinster and the Prophet
- 2002 - Stevie Cameron and Harvey Cashore, The Last Amigo
- 2003 - Andrew Mitrovica, Covert Entry
- 2004 - Julian Sher and William Marsden, The Road to Hell
- 2005 - Matthew Hart, The Irish Game
- 2006 - Rebecca Godfrey, Under the Bridge
- 2007 - Brian O'Dea, High
- 2008 - Julian Sher, One Child at a Time
- 2009 - Michael Calce and Craig Silverman, Mafiaboy
- 2010 - Terry Gould, Murder Without Borders
- 2011 - Stevie Cameron, On the Farm
- 2012 - Joshua Knelman, Hot Art
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