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Honorary appointments to the Order of Canada

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Fivehonorary appointments to theOrder of Canada are permitted per year by the order's constitution. The following is a list of all honorary appointments to date. Names rendered in italics were later made Canadian citizens; these memberships thereby became regarded no longer as honorary but instead as substantive.

#NameCitizenshipAppointmentInvestitureDeath/removalOccupation/field of endeavour
Companions
5.Nelson Rolihlahla MandelaSouth Africa[n 1]3 September 199824 September 19985 December 2013Former President ofSouth Africa.[1]
6.Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother[n 2]1 August 200031 October 200030 March 2002FormerRoyal Consort of Canada.[2]
9.Frank GehryUnited States[n 3]12 November 200216 June 2003Architect.[4]
10.Boutros Boutros-GhaliEgyptUnited Nations8 May 20037 May 200416 February 2016FormerSecretary-General of the United Nations.[5]
11.Václav HavelCzech Republic8 May 20033 March 200418 December 2011Former President of theCzech Republic.[6]
12.Aga Khan IVSwitzerlandFranceUnited Kingdom[n 4]29 October 20046 June 20054 February 2025[7]Imam of theShia ImamiIsmaili Muslims.[8]
Officers
2.John Kenneth GalbraithUnited States[n 5]17 April 19975 November 199729 April 2006Economist.[9]
3.James HillierUnited States[n 6]17 April 19975 November 199715 January 2007Inventor of theelectron microscope.[10]
4.Charles DutoitSwitzerland23 October 199730 January 2002Conductor of theMontreal Symphony Orchestra.[11]
8.Tanya MoiseiwitschUnited Kingdom10 October 200216 May 200319 February 2003Theatre designer for theStratford Festival.[12]
15.Charles AznavourFrance[n 7]10 April 20085 July 20081 October 2018Musician and actor.[14]
16.Bernard PivotFrance10 April 20087 May 20086 May 2024[15]Television host and culture promoter.[16]
18.Sima SamarAfghanistan25 May 200917 November 2010Human rights leader.[17]
19.Ronnie HawkinsUnited States29 June 20137 May 201429 May 2022Rock Musician[18]
20.Bramwell ToveyUnited Kingdom29 June 201321 November 201412 July 2022Conductor and composer[18]
22.Michael SchadeGermany30 Dec 201625 August 2017Opera singer[19]
25.Marie Ann BattisteUnited States27 June 20196 May 2022Indigenous rights activist and language educator[20]
28.Richard Wayne Hill Sr.United States28 December 2023Indigenous arts activist[21]
29.Kent NaganoUnited States27 June 2024Opera conductor and administrator[22]
30.Vaira Vīķe-FreibergaLatvia[n 8]27 June 2024FormerPresident of Latvia[23]
Members
1.Zena SheardownGuyana[n 9]11 October 198129 December 1986Instrumental participant during theCanadian Caper.[24]
7.Lois LiliensteinUnited States1 May 200224 October 200322 April 2015Member ofSharon, Lois & Bram.[25]
13.Francis CabotUnited States29 June 20059 September 200519 November 2011Horticulturist.[26]
14.Salome BeyUnited States17 November 200526 October 20069 August 2020[27]Musician.[28]
17.Zachary RichardUnited States25 May 20097 April 2010Singer, songwriter, and poet.[29]
21.Johann Olav KossNorway1 July 201513 May 2016Olympic speedskater and founder ofRight to Play.[30]
23.Kathy ReichsUnited States27 Dec 201818 Nov 2019Forensic Anthropologist and crime fiction writer .[31]
24.Richard J. Schmeelk [fr]United States27 Dec 20184 Sep 201919 May 2022[32]Banker and Philanthropist, Founder of theRichard J. Schmeelk Canada Fellowship .[31]
26.Alfred E. SlinkardUnited States[n 10]27 Nov 202013 April 202224 Nov 2022[33]Plant scientist and agronomic breeder.[34]
27.Jackie RichardsonUnited States[n 11]29 Dec 2021Jazz singer and actress.[35]

Notes

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  1. ^Nelson Mandela was grantedHonorary Canadian Citizenship in 2001. However, this is ceremonial and does not make his appointment substantive.
  2. ^The Queen Mother, as a member of theCanadian Royal Family, was a Canadian subject but not a Canadian citizen.
  3. ^Gehry, though born inToronto, moved with his family to the United States in 1942, before the enactment of the Canadian Citizenship Act, 1946. However, Gehry was granted Canadian citizenship in 2002,[3] and is now no longer listed as an honorary Companion of the order.
  4. ^The Aga Khan was grantedHonorary Canadian Citizenship in 2011. However, this is ceremonial and does not make his appointment substantive
  5. ^Galbraith was born inOntario before the establishment ofCanadian citizenship and renounced his status as aBritish subject in 1937 to become aUnited States citizen.
  6. ^Hillier was born inOntario before the establishment ofCanadian citizenship and renounced his status as aBritish subject in 1945 to become aUnited States citizen.
  7. ^In December 2008 Aznavour was grantedArmenian Citizenship by Presidential decree[13]
  8. ^Vaira Vike-Freiberga was born in Latvia in 1937 and emigrated to Canada as a refugee in 1954 where she later became a naturalized Canadian Citizen. The Constitution of Latvia prohibits the President from holding dual citizenship and Vike-Freiberga consequently renounced her Canadian citizenship upon her election in 1999.
  9. ^Zena Sheardown was the wife of John Sheardown, a Canadian employed at the Canadian Embassy inIran during theIranian Revolution of 1979. At great risk to her personal safety, Zena Sheardown was instrumental in the success of theCanadian Caper, allowing six American diplomats to be safely removed from the country. Sheardown was the first honorary appointment to the Order of Canada; the uniqueness of this appointment made it slow, to the point thatFlora MacDonald had to ask for and receive unanimous consent from theHouse of Commons of Canada before the appointment was seriously considered. By the time she was invested into the order in 1986, Sheardown had become a Canadian citizen and the Advisory Council changed the status of her induction from honorary to substantive.
  10. ^Born inRockford, Washington in 1931, Dr. Alfred Eugene Slinkard moved to Canada in 1972 to joined the University of Saskatchewan's Crop Development Centre with a goal of diversifying Western Canada's agriculture sector away from wheat. In this role Dr. Slinkard developed the Laird and Eston variety of Lentils in the 1970s and 80s. Laird grew to become one of the most recognized lentils in the world and made Canada one of the largest suppliers of Lentils and other pulse crops to the world market.
  11. ^Born inDonora, Pennsylvania in 1947, Richardson moved to Canada in 1954.

References

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  2. ^"Her Majesty The Queen Mother Queen Elizabeth, C.C., L.G., L.T., C.I., G.C.V.O., G.B.E., LL.D."Search Order of Canada Membership List. Office of the Governor General of Canada. Archived fromthe original on 2007-03-11. Retrieved2009-07-25.
  3. ^"Gehry named to Order of Canada". CBC. 17 June 2003. Retrieved25 July 2009.
  4. ^"Frank Gehry, C.C."Search Order of Canada Membership List. Office of the Governor General of Canada.[permanent dead link]
  5. ^"Boutros Boutros-Ghali, C.C."Search Order of Canada Membership List. Office of the Governor General of Canada.[permanent dead link]
  6. ^"Václav Havel, C.C."Search Order of Canada Membership List. Office of the Governor General of Canada. Archived fromthe original on 2005-12-10. Retrieved2009-07-25.
  7. ^Schmunk, Rhianna (2025-02-04)."Aga Khan, leader to millions of Ismaili Muslims, dead at 88".Aga Khan, leader of Ismaili Muslims, dead at 88. Canadian Broadcasting corporation. Retrieved2025-02-07.
  8. ^"Aga Khan, C.C."Search Order of Canada Membership List. Office of the Governor General of Canada. Archived fromthe original on 2007-10-22. Retrieved2009-07-25.
  9. ^"John Kenneth Galbraith, O.C., Ph.D., LL.D."Search Order of Canada Membership List. Office of the Governor General of Canada. Archived fromthe original on 2007-05-17. Retrieved2009-07-25.
  10. ^"James Hillier, O.C., Ph.D., D.Sc., F.A.P.S."Search Order of Canada Membership List. Office of the Governor General of Canada. Archived fromthe original on 2007-09-30. Retrieved2009-07-25.
  11. ^"Charles Dutoit, O.C."Search Order of Canada Membership List. Office of the Governor General of Canada.[permanent dead link]
  12. ^"Tanya Moiseiwitsch, O.C."Search Order of Canada Membership List. Office of the Governor General of Canada.[permanent dead link]
  13. ^"Charles Aznavour Awarded Armenian Citizenship". Star Pulse. 27 December 2008. Archived fromthe original on 21 June 2013. Retrieved21 December 2011.
  14. ^"Charles Aznavour, O.C."Search Order of Canada Membership List. Office of the Governor General of Canada.[permanent dead link]
  15. ^Tribute of Ms Rachida Dati, Minister of Culture, to Mr. Bernard Pivot. Ministry of Culture (France)https://www.culture.gouv.fr/en/press/press-releases/tribute-of-ms-rachida-dati-minister-of-culture-to-mr.-bernard-pivot.{{cite web}}:Missing or empty|title= (help)
  16. ^"Bernard Pivot, O.C."Search Order of Canada Membership List. Office of the Governor General of Canada.[permanent dead link]
  17. ^"Sima Samar, O.C."Search Order of Canada Membership List. Office of the Governor General of Canada.[permanent dead link]
  18. ^ab"Governor General Announces 74 New Appointments to the Order of Canada List". Office of the Governor General of Canada. 20 September 2017.
  19. ^"Governor General Announces 100 New Appointments to the Order of Canada as Canada Turns 150". Office of the Governor General of Canada. 20 September 2017.</
  20. ^"Governor General Announces 83 New Appointments to the Order of Canada". Office of the Governor General of Canada. Archived fromthe original on 2019-06-28. Retrieved2019-06-30.</
  21. ^General, Office of the Secretary to the Governor (2023-12-22)."Order of Canada appointees – December 2023".The Governor General of Canada. Retrieved2023-12-29.
  22. ^General, Office of the Secretary to the Governor (2023-12-22)."Order of Canada Appointees – June 2024 – June 2024".The Governor General of Canada. Retrieved2024-05-27.
  23. ^General, Office of the Secretary to the Governor (2023-12-22)."Order of Canada Appointees – June 2024 – June 2024".The Governor General of Canada. Retrieved2024-05-27.
  24. ^"Zena Kahn Sheardown, C.M."Search Order of Canada Membership List. Office of the Governor General of Canada.[permanent dead link]
  25. ^"Lois Ada Lilienstein, C.M., B.Mus., D.H.L."Search Order of Canada Membership List. Office of the Governor General of Canada.[permanent dead link]
  26. ^"Francis H. Cabot, C.M., C.Q."Search Order of Canada Membership List. Office of the Governor General of Canada.[permanent dead link]
  27. ^Canada's First Lady Of Blues Salome Bey Dies
  28. ^"Salome Bey, C.M."Search Order of Canada Membership List. Office of the Governor General of Canada.[permanent dead link]
  29. ^"Zachary Richard, C.M."Search Order of Canada Membership List. Office of the Governor General of Canada.[permanent dead link]
  30. ^"Order of Canada Appointments". Office of the Governor General of Canada. 20 September 2017.
  31. ^ab"Order of Canada Appointments". Office of the Governor General of Canada. Archived fromthe original on 2018-12-27. Retrieved2018-12-27.
  32. ^"Richard J Schmeelk Obituary".Palm Beach Daily News. 29 May 2022.
  33. ^"Alfred Slinkard obituary". Saskatoon Star Phoenix. 29 November 2022.
  34. ^"Order of Canada Appointments". Office of the Governor General of Canada. 26 November 2020.
  35. ^"Governor General announces 135 new appointments to the Order of Canada" (Press release). Governor General of Canada. December 29, 2021.
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