The Globe and Mail reports in its Saturday edition The Globe has won four Canadian Online Publishing Association awards. The unbylined item says No Safe Use, a project that delved into the deadly legacy of Canadians' exposure to asbestos, won a gold medal for Best Interactive Story and was also named winner of the Best Content award. No Safe Use was written by Tavia Grant and edited by Ted Mumford. Globe reporters Grant Robertson and Jacquie McNish also won gold in Best News Coverage for their investigation into the increase in oil transported by rail leading up to the disastrous crash in Lac-Megantic. Rob Carrick's e-mail newsletter Personal Finance Reader won a silver medal for design and engagement. Entrants in three divisions come from media publishers, corporations and advertising agencies. In The Globe's other nominated entry for Best Interactive Story, a team of journalists detailed the behind-the-scenes story of how Canada weathered the financial crisis. A Globe infographic detailing why food is so expensive in Canada's North, by Murat Yukselir, Josh Kerr and Rick Cash, also earned a finalist nod. Last year, The Globe won two golds and two silvers at the COPAs.