Gratitude Renewed, which included two new songs. In 2012, Sky made her return to her solo records with the release of Alive & Awake. As a companion to the album, there was a website and monthly newsletter dedicated to sharing information about mental health self care. Sky has been nominated for East and West Coast Music Awards, the Canadian Independent Music Awards, and the International Songwriter's Award, and in 2007 won the Canadian Smooth Jazz Award for Best Composition. She is the first recipient ever of the CRIA Applause award, recognizing her work on behalf of artist rights. Sky speaks about and advocates for mental health issues. Other work In 2006, Sky was honoured for her work as a spokesperson in this area, with the CAMH Courage to Come Back award, and the Mood Disorders Association of Ontario Hero Inspiration Award. She continues to advocate for "mental hygiene", and in 2008 was featured on the covers of two magazines, Canadian Health and Lifestyle and the debut issue of Anchor, speaking about this topic. Sky has hosted three seasons of parenting shows on Rogers TV, currently Enfagrow: The Toddler Years with Amy Sky. Sky has lent her support to many charitable causes, including the Parkinson's Foundation, Princess Margaret Hospital, National Ovarian Cancer Association, The Hospital for Sick Children, Easter Seals, Variety, MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving), Mood Disorders of Ontario, United Way, Wellspring, Gilda's Club, Casey House, Covenant House, Ontario Child Abuse Prevention and Zareinu. Personal life Sky currently resides in Toronto, Ontario. She is married to musician Marc Jordan and they have two children together, a son, Ezra and a daughter, Zoe. Both Ezra and Zoe are musicians and performers as well; Ezra performs music under the name Ezra Jordan, and Zoe performs as Zoe Sky Jordan. Sky is a member of the Canadian charity Artists Against Racism Discography Albums Singles Guest singles References External links Official site 1960 births Living people Actresses from Toronto Canadian country guitarists Canadian country singer-songwriters Canadian women country singers Canadian women pop singers Canadian pop cellists Canadian pop guitarists Canadian pop pianists Canadian record producers Canadian recorder players Canadian stage actresses Canadian women pianists Canadian women record producers Jewish Canadian musicians Musicians from Toronto People with bipolar disorder University of Toronto alumni 20th-century Canadian women singers 20th-century Canadian guitarists 20th-century Canadian pianists 21st-century Canadian women singers 21st-century Canadian guitarists 21st-century Canadian pianists 20th-century cellists