The Governor General's Literary Award is a prestigious Canadian award that recognizes outstanding literary works in various categories, including fiction, poetry, and non-fiction. Established in 1937, it aims to promote Canadian literature and celebrate the contributions of authors across the country. Each year, the award is presented by the Governor General of Canada and includes a monetary prize for the winners. The selection process involves a panel of judges who evaluate submissions based on literary merit, originality, and overall impact. This award has played a significant role in highlighting the diversity and richness of Canadian writing.