Order of Manitoba
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The Order of Manitoba, established in 1999, is the highest honour of the Province of Manitoba. A maximum of 12 individuals are granted the award annually, except during the first year of the award's existence, when a limit of 20 was set.
When sworn in, a Lieutenant Governor by virtue of office becomes a member of the Order and the Chancellor of Order.
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[edit] Purpose
The Order recognizes individuals who have made contributions to the social, economic and cultural life of the province.
[edit] Eligibility
Anyone presently living in Manitoba, or former long-term residents of the province, is eligible to be considered for investiture in the Order. Elected federal, provincial and members of the judiciary are not eligible for nomination while still holding office. Posthumous nominations are not accepted.
[edit] Advisory Council
The Advisory Council includes:
- the Chief Justice of Manitoba (or Chief Justice of the Court of Queen's Bench)
- Clerk of the Executive Council
- the President of the University of Manitoba, Brandon University or the University of Winnipeg, each serving for a two year term on a rotating basis
- No more than four members appointed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council, each for a term of three years, one of whom is designated as chairperson of the council.
[edit] Recipients
[edit] 2008
- John Bock
- Catherine (Myrtle) deMeulles
- David Glenn Friesen
- David Gislason
- Helen Preston Glass
- Romulo Magsino
- Robert Ronald McLean
- Sophia Rabliauskas
- Hartley Richardson
- Peter Sawatzky
- Evelyn Shapiro
- Muriel Smith
[edit] 2007
- Gail Asper
- Clifford H.C. Edwards
- Ivan Eyre
- Janice Filmon
- Elmer Hildebrand
- John Albert Jack
- Lynn B. Johnston
- Verna J. Kirkness
- June S. Menzies
- Ken Ploen
- Paul G. Thomas
- Ed Wood
[edit] 2006
- Neil Bardal
- Jennifer Botterill
- James W. Burns
- Albert Cerilli
- Eileen Collins
- Arnold Frieman
- Evelyn Hart
- Clara Hughes
- Cindy Klassen
- Donald Russell Pratt
- Len Smith
- Neil Young
[edit] 2005
- Randy Bachman
- Gladys Evelyn Cook
- Albert D. Friesen
- Irene Grant
- Chander Gupta
- Edward Head
- Terrance Hind
- Martin Johnson
- Ovide Mercredi
- Kathleen M. Richardson
- Glenora Slimmon
- Maurice Strong
[edit] 2004
- John Harvard
- Leonard Joseph Cariou
- Thérèse Champagne
- Harvey Max Chochinov
- Henry G. Friesen
- Virginia Guiang
- Benjamin Hewak
- Vern Hildahl
- Samuel M. Katz
- Arthur V. Mauro
- Don Robertson
- Val Werier
- June Marion James
[edit] 2003
- Monty Hall
- Elaine Ali
- Leonard A. Bateman
- James Arthur Coulter
- Charles E. Curtis
- Joseph Du
- Waldron N. Fox-Decent
- Wesley C. Lorimer
- Loreena McKennitt
- Arnold Naimark
- Nelia Premachuk
- Clarence Tillenius
- Phil Fontaine
[edit] 2002
- William H. M. Brace
- Saul M. Cherniack
- Adrian Darveau
- Ajit Kaur Doel
- Naranjan S. Dhalla
- Tina Keeper
- Sterling R. Lyon
- Frederick George McGuinness
- Leonore Marion Saunders
- Murray Smith
- E. Jane Ursel
[edit] 2001
- Lloyd Axworthy
- Clarence Lyle Barber
- Heather Bishop
- Hyacinth Colomb
- Gary Albert Filmon
- Richard A. Martin
- Carol Shields
- Gwendolyn E. Wishart
[edit] 2000
- Edward R. Schreyer
- W. John McKeag
- Pearl McGonigal
- W. Yvon Dumont
- Duff Roblin
- Howard R. Pawley
- Israel H. Asper
- Robert Beamish
- Burton Cummings
- James M. C. Daly
- R. E. (Reg) Forbes
- Edwin Jebb
- Sol Kanee
- Mary Kelekis
- Sue Lambert
- Leo Mol
- Alfred M. Monnin
- William Norrie
- David Northcott
- Pamela Blanche Rebello
- Strini Reddy
- Mary Richard
- George Taylor Richardson
- Roger Marshall Smith
- Arnold T. Spohr
- Baldur R. Stefansson
- Bramwell Bernard Tovey
[edit] 1999
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