Helen M. Burt, O.C.
Vancouver, British Columbia

For her life-altering research on drug delivery systems, for her leadership at the University of British Columbia and for her community engagement.

John Challis, O.C.
West Vancouver, British Columbia

For his seminal contributions to the field of obstetrics and gynaecology, and to health research and innovation in Canada and abroad.

Elizabeth A. Edwards, O.C.
Toronto, Ontario

For her foundational contributions to bioremediation and for amplifying the value of cross disciplinary collaboration.

Peter E. Gilgan, O.C., O.Ont.
Toronto, Ontario

For his exceptional commitment to health care, the well-being of children and community building, as one of Canada’s leading philanthropists.

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J. Edward Johnson, O.C.
Montréal, Quebec

For his determining role in one of the country’s largest financial groups and for his sound governance in the field of education.

Daniel Heath Justice, O.C.
Halfmoon Bay, British Columbia

For his prolific contributions to the field of contemporary Indigenous studies in Canada and abroad.

Vivian McAlister, O.C.
London, Ontario

For his seminal contributions to and leadership in the military and civilian surgical communities, as a medical practitioner, researcher and educator.

Antony David John Penikett, O.C.
Vancouver, British Columbia

For his contributions as a teacher, negotiator and public servant, and for his human rights activism.

The Honourable Lynn Smith, O.C., Q.C.
Vancouver, British Columbia

For her extensive and pioneering contributions to the Canadian legal system as a lawyer, academic and judge.

Daniel John Taylor, O.C.
Toronto, Ontario

For his achievements as an internationally renowned opera singer and for his commitment to mentoring the next generation of Canadian singers.

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Yanick Villedieu, O.C., C.Q.
Saint-Antoine-de-Tilly, Quebec

For his illustrious career as a science journalist and his ability to distill complex issues into simple terms, which enabled him to demystify science for generations of Canadians.

Lori Jeanne West, O.C.
Edmonton, Alberta

For her leadership in the field of organ transplantation and donation, notably for her breakthrough research in infant heart transplantation.

Yaprak Baltacıoğlu, C.M.
Ottawa, Ontario

For her long-standing contributions to Canada’s public service, having distinguished herself in several leadership roles.

Arthur Frank-Art Bergmann, C.M.
Rocky View County, Alberta

For his indelible contributions to the Canadian punk music scene, and for his thought-provoking discourse on social, gender and racial inequalities.

Guy Berthiaume, C.M.
Laval, Quebec

For his leadership in the preservation of our collective heritage and for making it more accessible to all Canadians.

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Myer Bick, C.M.
Côte Saint-Luc, Quebec

For his exemplary leadership in fundraising for health establishments as well as for his multifaceted community service.

Carolle Brabant, C.M.
Montréal, Quebec

For her innovative leadership at the helm of Telefilm Canada and for supporting diverse and emerging filmmakers.

Michael S. W. Bradstreet, C.M.
Vittoria, Ontario

For his leadership in the protection of natural habitats and for his innovative bird conservation initiatives.

John W. Brink, C.M.
Edmonton, Alberta

For promoting and preserving Blackfoot culture through his roles as archaeologist, curator and author.

Barbara Elizabeth Butler, C.M.
Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia

For her contributions to the musical landscape of Nova Scotia, notably through her promotion of numerous concert series across the province.

James Casey, C.M., M.S.M.
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

For his leading business acumen in Canadian manufacturing, and for his active involvement in the energy, agriculture and health sectors.

Brian Cherney, C.M.
Montréal, Quebec

For his lifelong devotion to Canadian music, as an internationally renowned composer, educator and scholar.

Gina Parvaneh Cody, C.M.
North York, Ontario

For her long-standing career as an engineer and business leader, and for being a trailblazer for women in the field.

David Cooper, C.M.
Vancouver, British Columbia 

For his innovative contributions to Canadian performance photography and for his dedicated mentorship of emerging artists.

Michel Cusson, C.M.
Montréal, Quebec

For his role in the evolution of jazz across Canada and for his acclaimed contributions to the entertainment industry.

Rita Davies, C.M.
Toronto, Ontario

For her leadership at the helm of several cultural organizations and for her steadfast devotion to the arts.

Serge Demers, C.M.
Lac-des-Aigles, Quebec

For his multidisciplinary research into marine ecosystems and for his leadership within several marine science organizations.

Stanley Louis Dragland, C.M.
St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador

For his contributions to Canadian literature as a writer, publisher and editor, and for his distinguished career as an English professor.

L. David Dubé, C.M.
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

For his contributions to business and for his multifaceted philanthropic involvement within his community.

Jacalyn Duffin, C.M.
Kingston, Ontario

For her leadership as an academic and mentor in the field of medical history.

John Grigsby Geiger, C.M.
Toronto, Ontario

For his non-fiction work and for his steadfast commitment to celebrating the diversity of Canada’s geography, history and heritage.

Susan R. George Bahl, C.M.
Toronto, Ontario

For her pioneering contributions to the fields of molecular pharmacology and neuroendocrinology.

Vivek Goel, C.M.
Toronto, Ontario

For his contributions as an academic and administrator who is committed to the advancement of public health services, evidence-based health care and research innovation.

Gary Gullickson, C.M.
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

For advancing the music and arts communities in Saskatoon, as a renowned choir director and educator.

John Hartman, C.M.
Lafontaine, Ontario

For enriching Canadian contemporary art by bringing landscapes and cityscapes to life on printing plates, canvas and paper.

Father James Lassiter Holland, C.M., A.O.E.
Edmonton, Alberta

For his dedicated service to Indigenous communities in Edmonton and for his commitment to reconciliation and inclusion.

Sally Horsfall Eaton, C.M., C.D.
Toronto, Ontario

For her leadership and philanthropy, notably in the health care and education sectors, and for her advocacy on behalf of people with disabilities.

Raymond Ivany, C.M., O.N.S.
Wolfville, Nova Scotia

For his steadfast commitment to higher education and public service in Nova Scotia, as a highly respected community builder.

Michael A. S. Jewett, C.M.
Toronto, Ontario

For his life-saving innovations in surgical oncology and for his advocacy of patient-centred clinical care.

Elder Carolyn King, C.M.
Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, Ontario

For her expertise in community development, her advocacy of Indigenous-led initiatives, and her efforts to improve Canadians’ understanding of First Nations.

Robert Krell, C.M.
Vancouver, British Columbia      

For his contributions to our understanding of mass ethnopolitical violence, and for his advocacy on behalf of Holocaust survivors.

Susan Keiko Langdon, C.M.
Toronto, Ontario

For her contributions to the fashion industry as an executive, mentor and educator who has positively impacted Canada’s culture and economy.

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Larry J. Macdonald, C.M.
Okotoks, Alberta

For his business and community leadership, and for his long-time commitment to volunteerism and philanthropy.

The Honourable Louise Mailhot, C.M., O.Q.
Montréal, Quebec

For her contributions to the judicial profession, notably for her advocacy of gender equality and the promotion of women in the field.

Marilyn McHarg, C.M., O.Ont.
Dundas, Ontario

For her expertise and leadership of global health initiatives supporting underserved communities, notably through Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières.

Cheryl Lisa Meeches, C.M., O.M.
Long Plain First Nation, Manitoba

For her multidimensional contributions to Canada’s social and cultural landscapes.

Andrew T. Molson, C.M.
Montréal, Quebec

For his commitment to business, and for his philanthropy in support of Montréal’s education, arts and health sectors.

Geoffrey Molson, C.M., C.Q.
Montréal, Quebec

For his entrepreneurial leadership and for his philanthropic contributions, notably through the family’s foundation and other local organizations.

Morris Moscovitch, C.M.
Toronto, Ontario

For his contributions to the fields of clinical neuropsychology and cognitive neuroscience, notably his ground-breaking memory research.

Ginette Noiseux, C.M.
Montréal, Quebec

For her leading expertise in stage direction and costume design, and for her dedicated efforts to showcase emerging Canadian talent.

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Leonard Pennachetti, C.M.
Beamsville, Ontario

For his key role in developing the Ontario wine industry and for fostering tourism in the Niagara Peninsula region.

Lloyd R. Posno, C.M.
Mississauga, Ontario

For his enduring commitment to notable non-profit organizations and for his dedication to the advancement of Indigenous youth.

Heather Ross, C.M.
Toronto, Ontario

For her contributions to Canadian cardiac care as a clinician, translational researcher and field leader.

Terry Salman, C.M.
West Vancouver, British Columbia

For his contributions to mining exploration, and for his generous philanthropy and community activism.

Brian Segal, C.M.
Toronto, Ontario

For his leading business acumen in Canadian academic administration and for supporting numerous charitable endeavours.

Douglas R. Stollery, C.M., Q.C.
Edmonton, Alberta

For his wide-ranging contributions to Canada’s legal landscape, for his defence of human rights, and for his broad community involvement.

Frances Westley, C.M.
New Hamburg, Ontario

For her contributions to the study and application of social innovation in Canada and abroad.

Frances Elizabeth Wright, C.M., A.O.E.
Calgary, Alberta

For her lifelong promotion of equal rights and for her advocacy of vulnerable and under-served groups.