| 7th Canadian Film Awards | |
| Date: | 1955 |
| Location: | No ceremony held |
| Most Awards: | The Stratford Adventure |
| Previous: | 6th |
| Main: | Canadian Film Awards |
| Next: | 8th |
The 7th Canadian Film Awards were announced in 1955 to honour achievements in Canadian film.[1]
The plan was to hold the gala in Ottawa, but the Association of Motion Pictures Producers and Laboratories and National Film Board of Canada commissioner Albert Trueman argued that the event should be a private, industry-only function. This went against one of the Canadian Film Association's main objectives–to show the public the value of the awards. In the end, the winners were announced via press release, award certificates were sent to the winners, and the Ottawa Film Society organized public screenings of the winning films.[1]
The Stratford Adventure — National Film Board of Canada, Guy Glover producer, Morten Parker director[2] [3]
Honorable Mention: High Tide in Newfoundland — National Film Board of Canada, Nicholas Balla producer, Grant McLean director[5]
Honorable Mention: One Little Indian — National Film Board of Canada, Tom Daly and Colin Low producers, Grant Munro director[7]
Honorable Mention: The Homeless Ones — National Film Board of Canada, Leslie McFarlane producer and director[9]
Honorable Mention: It's in the Cards — Crawley Films, George Gorman producer and director[11]
Corral — National Film Board of Canada, Tom Daly producer, Colin Low director[12]
Le Médécin du nord (Bush Doctor) — National Film Board of Canada, Roger Blais producer, Jean Palardy director[13]
Castors du Québec (Québec Beavers) — Guernand Film Co., Fernand Guertin director[14]
Look to the Centre — Crawley Films, Sally McDonald producer and director[15]
Va-t-en jouer! — Service de ciné-photographie de la province de Québec, Lou Soucy producer, André Rousseau and Lou Soucy directors[16]
Tools of Plenty — PGA Films
No Time to Spare — Chetwynd Films, Arthur Chetwynd producer[17]
On the Broom — Briston Films
Each Year They Come — Francis J. S. Holmes Film Productions, Francis J. S. Holmes producer and director[18]
The Grievance — National Film Board of Canada, Guy Glover producer, Morten Parker director[19]
Movie Manners — University of Toronto Film Society[20]
Nature in a City Lot — A. E. Phillips
Hye Bossin, Editor Canadian Film Weekly — "in recognition of his valuable contribution over the years in the field of motion pictures in Canada, and particularly his promotion of Canadian film archives"[21]