journalism, he has won three National Newspaper Awards, seven National Magazine Awards, and "Editor of the Year" from the Canadian Magazine Editors Society. His book, The Chinese: Portrait of a People was a Book-of-the-Month Club main choice in 1981 and was nominated for the Governor General's Literary Award in non-fiction. A book on the American Ballet Theatre and Mikhail Baryshnikov, Private View, was a Book-of-the-Month Club alternate choice in 1989 and won a Dance Magazine "book of the year" award. In 2001, he was made a Member of the Order of Canada. For his professional lifetime in journalism, he was named to the Canadian News Hall of Fame (2016) and later, in 2020, he was awarded the rarely-bestowed lifetime achievement Michener-Baxter Special Award for public service journalism. Personal life Fraser is married to Elizabeth MacCallum, and the couple have three daughters and one grandson. He is a committed Anglican, and has served as both a Sunday school teacher and as rector's warden at his former church, St. Clement's-Eglinton in Toronto, and as a Sunday school teacher at St. James Cathedral. As the founder and first president of the Institute for the Study of the Crown in Canada (housed at Massey College in the University of Toronto), he remains a committed monarchist. Selected bibliography Kain and Augustyn, 1977 The Chinese: Portrait of a People, 1980 Telling Tales, 1985 Saturday Night Lives! Selected Diaries, 1995. Stolen China (novel), 1996 Eminent Canadians: Candid Tales of Then and Now, 2000 Mad About the Bay (with Elizabeth MacCallum), 2004 . The Secret of the Crown: Canada's Affair with Royalty, 2012, House of Anansi Press, Toronto, The Master’s Menagerie: Gaudy Night Bedtime Stories, 2014, The Battered Box Press, Toronto, . References 1944 births Alumni of the University of East Anglia Living people Massey College, Toronto Members of the Order of Canada Memorial University of Newfoundland alumni Upper Canada College alumni University of Toronto faculty Canadian Anglicans Canadian monarchists Journalists from Montreal Saturday Night (magazine) editors