More than 70 notable Canadians have been honoured with appointments to and elevation within the Order of Canada as the annual naming takes place in Ottawa. A few well known nominees are (upper, l to r) former CBC radio morning host Andy Barrie, former cabinet minister Sheila Copps, Paul Henderson, legendary scorer of the winning goal in the 1972 Canada Russian hockey tournament. (lower, l to r) Danielle Savageau, former head coach of the Canadian Women’s Hockey Team, Ken Dryden, politician and former NHL goalie and Stevie Cameron, author and philanthropist. Full listNotable Canadians appointed to Order of Canada
by •
More than 70 notable Canadians have been honoured with appointments to and elevation within the Order of Canada as the annual naming takes place in Ottawa. A few well known nominees are (upper, l to r) former CBC radio morning host Andy Barrie, former cabinet minister Sheila Copps, Paul Henderson, legendary scorer of the winning goal in the 1972 Canada Russian hockey tournament. (lower, l to r) Danielle Savageau, former head coach of the Canadian Women’s Hockey Team, Ken Dryden, politician and former NHL goalie and Stevie Cameron, author and philanthropist. Full list