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Hockey greats Paul Henderson, Ken Dryden named to Order of Canada

The Canadian Press
Published Sunday, Dec. 30, 2012 4:35PM EST
Last Updated Sunday, Dec. 30, 2012 5:07PM EST

Forty years after they skated their way into history, two members of Canada's Summit Series hockey team have now scored an Order of Canada.

Ken Dryden has been named an officer of the order and Paul Henderson a member as the Governor General's office released the list of the latest inductees.

Both men were members of the Canadian hockey team during the 1972 Summit Series against Russia, though their citations also note their achievements in other fields.

Joining them from the hockey world was Daniele Sauvageau, who coached Canada's Olympic women's hockey team to gold at the 2002 Games.

Altogether, Governor General David Johnston announced 91 new appointments to the Order of Canada, which was established in 1967 to recognize service to Canada.

There are three levels to the honour: companion, officer and member. The highest level, companion, can only have 165 living members at any time.

The list of inductees is usually released twice a year.

Others named Sunday include two longtime CBC journalists, Michael Enright and Andrew Barrie, as well as investigative reporter Stevie Cameron.

Among Cameron's best-known work is an investigation she did into then-prime minister Brian Mulroney's involvement in the purchase of new Airbus jets.

She was accused of being an informant for the RCMP when they launched their own investigation but those accusations were later recanted.

Broadcaster Elmer Hildebrand was named for his contributions to radio in western Canada and other charitable causes.

Two high-profile Canadian politicians were also inducted.

Sheila Copps, a deputy prime minister under Jean Chretien, and Brian Tobin, also a Chretien cabinet minister and former premier of Newfoundland and Labrador both became officers of the order.

Former Assembly of First Nations Chief Phil Fontaine also became an officer of the order, cited for his contributions on behalf of First Nations and particularly his role in the resolution of claims arising from the aboriginal residential schools.

Several members of Canada's arts community were recognized as well, including philanthropist Scott Griffin for his establishment of an international poetry prize, choreographer Paul-Andre Fortier for his contributions to dance and Roald Nasgaard, who is the chief curator at the Art Gallery of Ontario.

Orders of Canada are awarded upon the recommendations of an 11-member advisory council which includes the chief justice of the Supreme Court and the Clerk of the Privy Council.

Only four have ever been revoked, each time because the individual was later convicted of crimes.

Earlier this year, Conrad Black had sought the ability to plead his case before the council as to why he should keep his.

The former media baron was convicted in the United States of fraud and obstruction of justice while he was head of media giant Hollinger International.

He contends he was unfairly treated.

His order remains under review.

List of Order of Canada inductees

OTTAWA -- COMPANIONS OF THE ORDER OF CANADA

The Honourable Louise Charron, C.C. Ottawa, Ont. -- Law

L. Jacques Menard, C.C., O.Q. Montreal, Que. -- Voluntary Service

OFFICERS OF THE ORDER OF CANADA

Arnold Boldt, O.C. Saskatoon, Sask. -- Sports

Paul G. Cherry, O.C. Saint John, N.B. -- Industry/Commerce/Business

The Honourable Sheila Copps, P.C., O.C. Ottawa, Ont. -- Politics

Julie M. Cruikshank, O.C. Vancouver, B.C. -- Social Sciences

The Honourable Kenneth (Ken) Wayne Dryden, P.C., O.C. Toronto, Ont. -- Sports

Phil Fontaine, O.C., O.M. Ottawa, Ont. -- Public Service

Paul-Andre Fortier, O.C. Montreal, Que. -- Arts

Michael Fullan, O.C. Toronto, Ont. -- Education

Colonel John Alan Gardam, O.C., O.M.M., M.S.M., C.D. (Ret'd) Ottawa, Ont. -- Voluntary Service

Scott Griffin, O.C. Toronto, Ont. -- Philanthropy

Jean Grondin, O.C. Montreal, Que. -- Social Sciences

Michael Franklin Harcourt, O.C. Vancouver, B.C. -- Politics

Clyde Hertzman, O.C. Vancouver, B.C. -- Health Care

Bonnie Sher Klein, O.C. Vancouver, B.C. -- Arts

Veronica Lacey, O.C. Toronto, Ont. -- Education

Alain Lemaire, O.C. Kingsey Falls, Que. -- Industry/Commerce/Business

Laurent Lemaire, O.C. Kingsey Falls, Que. -- Industry/Commerce/Business

Michel Lemieux, O.C. Montreal, Que. -- Arts

Roderick Alexander Macdonald, O.C. Westmount, Que. -- Law

M. G. Venkatesh Mannar, O.C. Ottawa, Ont. -- Social Service

Roald Nasgaard, O.C. Toronto, Ont. -- Arts

Victor Pilon, O.C., R.V.M. Montreal, Que. -- Arts

Donald Ross, O.C. Toronto, Ont. -- Philanthropy

John D. Ross, O.C. Iroquois, Ont. -- Engineering

Daniele Sauvageau, O.C., M.S.C. Deux-Montagnes, Que. -- Sports

David W. Scheifele, O.C. Surrey, B.C. -- Health Care

Ronald P. Schlegel, O.C. Ayr, Ont. -- Philanthropy

Rosemary Sullivan, O.C. Toronto, Ont. -- Arts

Rachel Thibeault, O.C. Ottawa, Ont. -- Social Service

The Honourable Brian Tobin, P.C., O.C. Manotick, Ont. -- Politics

Ian Hugh Wallace, O.C. Vancouver, B.C. -- Arts

Lise Watier, O.C., O.Q. Mont-Royal, Que. -- Industry/Commerce/Business

Richard Waugh, O.C. Toronto, Ont. -- Industry/Commerce/Business

MEMBERS OF THE ORDER OF CANADA

William John Aide, C.M. Toronto, Ont. -- Arts

Garnet Angeconeb, C.M. Sioux Lookout, Ont. -- Voluntary Service

George William Archibald, C.M. Baraboo, WI, U.S.A. and New Glasgow, N.S. -- Environment

Mitchell A. Baran, C.M. London, Ont. -- Industry/Commerce/Business

Andrew Barrie, C.M. Creemore, Ont. -- Communications

Gaston Bellemare, C.M., O.Q. Trois-Rivieres, Que. -- Arts

Warren T. Blume, C.M. London, Ont. -- Health Care

Michael J. Brown, C.M. Vancouver, B.C. -- Industry/Commerce/Business

Stevie Cameron, C.M. Toronto, Ont. -- Communications

John Cassaday, C.M. Toronto, Ont. -- Voluntary Service

James K. M. Cheng, C.M. Vancouver, B.C. -- Architecture

Bruce Clemmensen, C.M. Tottenham, Ont. -- Industry/Commerce/Business

Rebecca J. Cook, C.M. Toronto, Ont. -- Law

Jane Coop, C.M. Vancouver, B.C. -- Arts

Dennis Covill, C.M. Hacketts Cove, N.S. -- Engineering

Charmaine A. Crooks, C.M. West Vancouver, B.C. -- Sports

Alban D'Amours, C.M., G.O.Q. Quebec, Que. -- Industry/Commerce/Business

Lorraine Desmarais, C.M. Laval, Que. -- Arts

Beverley Diamond, C.M. St. John's, Nfld. -- Education

Kildare Dobbs, C.M., O.Ont. Toronto, Ont. -- Arts

James (Jim) Durrell, C.M. Ottawa, Ont. -- Voluntary Service

Murray W. Enkin, C.M. Hamilton, Ont. -- Health Care

Michael Enright, C.M. Toronto, Ont. -- Communications

Janice Filmon, C.M., O.M. Winnipeg, Man. -- Voluntary Service

Geoffrey D. Green, C.M. Chelsea, Que. -- Environment

Albert Greer, C.M. Orillia, Ont. -- Arts

Dana W. Hanson, C.M. -- Fredericton, N.B. Health Care

Paul Henderson, C.M. Mississauga, Ont. Voluntary Service

Elmer Hildebrand, C.M., O.M. Winnipeg, Man. -- Communications

Martin Hunter, C.M. Toronto, Ont. -- Arts

Aditya Jha, C.M. Mississauga, Ont. -- Philanthropy

Harold Kalant, C.M. Toronto, Ont. -- Science

Harold Kalman, C.M. Vancouver, B.C. -- Heritage

Elsie Kawulych, C.M., A.O.E. Vegreville, Alta. -- Voluntary Service

Janice MacKinnon, C.M., S.O.M. Saskatoon, Sask. -- Politics

Leo MacNeil, C.M. Sydney, N.S. -- Heritage

David J. Magee, C.M. -- Edmonton, Alta. -- Health Care

Fred V. Martin, C.M. Salt Spring Island, B.C. and Edmonton, Alta. -- Law

Howard McCurdy, C.M., O.Ont. LaSalle, Ont. -- Public Service

Claude Montmarquette, C.M. Pointe-Claire, Que. -- Social Sciences

Hiroshi Nakamura, C.M. LaSalle, Que. -- Sports

Jacqueline Oland, C.M. New River Beach, N.B. -- Philanthropy

Marina Orsini, C.M. Montreal, Que. -- Arts

Jocelyn Palm, C.M. Toronto, Ont. -- Social Service

Stephen James Ralls, C.M. Toronto, Ont. -- Arts

Heather Maxine Reisman, C.M. Toronto, Ont. -- Philanthropy

Sister Angele Rizzardo, C.M. Montreal, Que. -- Communications

Edward Sydney Schwartz, C.M. Nashville, TN, U.S.A. and Toronto, Ont. -- Arts

Joseph Shannon, C.M. Long Point, N.S. -- Industry/Commerce/Business

Brigitte Shim, C.M. Toronto, Ont. -- Architecture

Linda Silver Dranoff, C.M. Toronto, Ont. -- Law

A. Howard Sutcliffe, C.M. Toronto, Ont. -- Architecture

James Bruce Ubukata, C.M. Toronto, Ont. -- Arts

Jagannath Wani, C.M. Calgary, Alta. -- Voluntary Service

Beverley Wybrow, C.M. Toronto, Ont. -- Social Service

Toyoshi Yoshihara, C.M. Tokyo, Japan and Vancouver, B.C. -- Arts

Source: http://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/hockey-greats-paul-henderson-ken-dryden-named-to-order-of-canada-1.1095875

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