Political, health leaders among more than 80 new appointees to the Order of Canada
- On Monday, Governor General Mary Simon announced 83 appointments to the Order of Canada, recognizing outstanding achievement and service by diverse Canadians.
- These appointments reflect outstanding achievement and community service, as Simon praised honourees' dedication to shaping Canada’s future.
- The 83 appointments include diverse figures like Nolan, Tam, and St-Pierre, recognized for achievements in sports, health, and community service, reflecting Canada's broad contributions.
- In Ottawa during Canada Day celebrations, Governor General Mary Simon will preside over the investiture of five recipients at Lebreton Flats Park, ahead of the official ceremony.
- Since its inception in 1967, over 8,200 Canadians have received the Order of Canada, with 83 new appointments including two new companions, highlighting its ongoing significance.
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Famous local musician appointed to Order of Canada
Point Edward virtuoso harmonica player Mike Stevens is among 83 people appointed to the prestigious Order of Canada.Governor General Mary Simon made the announcement Monday.Stevens, who is also a composer and author, has entertained audiences nationally and abroad for over 40 years.The 67-year-old began playing the instrument when he was just 12 years of age.According to his biography, he has won acclaim at the world-famous Grand Ole Opry in Nas…
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