List of members of the Order of Manitoba explained

See also: Order of Manitoba.

The following is a full list of members of the Order of Manitoba, both past and current, in order of their date of appointment.

1999 and 2000s

1999

• Peter Liba,

2000

• Edward R. Schreyer,
• W. John McKeag,
• Pearl McGonigal,
• Yvon Dumont, KStJ
• 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
• Susan 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

2001

• Lloyd Axworthy,
• Clarence Lyle Barber,
• Heather Bishop, OC
• Hyacinth Colomb
• Gary Albert Filmon,
• Richard Martin
• Carol Shields,
• Gwendolyn E. Wishart

2002

• Bill Brace
• Saul M. Cherniack,
• Adrian Darveau, OMI
• Ajit Kaur Doel
• Naranjan S. Dhalla,
  • Tina Keeper Sterling R. W. Lyon,
• Frederick George McGuinness,
• Leonore M. Saunders
• Murray Smith
• E. Jane Ursel

2003

• Monty Hall
• Elaine Ali
• Leonard A. Bateman
• James Arthur Coulter
• Charles E. Curtis, FCA
• Joseph Du,
• Waldron N. Fox-Decent,
• Wesley C. Lorimer
• Loreena McKennitt,
• Arnold Naimark,
• Nelia Premachuk
• Clarence Tillenius,
• Larry Phillip "Phil" Fontaine

2004

• John Harvard,
• Leonard Joseph Cariou
• Thérèse Champagne
• Harvey Max Chochinov, FRSC FCAHS
• Henry G. Friesen,
• Virginia Guiang
• Benjamin Hewak
• Vern Hildahl
  • Samuel M. Katz Arthur V. Mauro,
• Don Robertson
• Val Werier,
• June Marion James

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

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

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

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

2009

• Abdo (Albert) El Tassi, C.M.
• Yhetta Miriam Gold, C.M.
• Kevin P. Kavanagh, C.M.
• Sylvia Kuzyk
• Philip S. Lee
• Guy Maddin
• Roland Mahé
• Joseph Meconse
• Sylvia Ostry, C.C.
• Frank Plummer, O.C.
• Corrine Scott
• Emőke Szathmáry, C.M.
• Josephine Wright

2010s

2010

• Norma Bailey
• Marjorie Blankstein, C.M.
• Gary Albert Doer
• David Grewar
• Elijah Harper
• Kerry L. Hawkins
• Betty Hopkins
• Kathryn Knowles
• C. Wilbert (Bert) Loewen
• Carmel Olson
• Robert (Bob) Smith
• Keith Ursel

2011

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• Fred Penner
• Jim Carr
• Patrick Choy
• Art DeFehr
• Rayleen De Luca
• Henry Idonije
• Eugene Kostyra
• Raymond Lavallee
• Susan Lewis
• Kathy Mallett
• Raymond Poirier
• Miriam Toews

2012

^[2]

• Mark Chipman
• Pauline Clarke
• James Coyne
• Darlene Dziewit
• Len Flett
• Étienne Gaboury
• Crystal Kolt
• Art Miki
• Randy Moffat
• Brian Postl
• Bob Silver
• Al Simmons
• Leslie Spillett
• Deborah Thorlakson

2013

• David Chartrand^[3]
• Francis Doyle
• Olga Fuga
• Helen Granger Young
• George Nicholas Heshka
• Tse Li Luk
• Diane Redsky
• H. Sanford Riley
• Allan Ronald
• Richard J. Scott
• Ray St. Germain
• Miriam Toews
• Eleanor Woitowicz

2014

• Lorraine Brandson^[4]
• Bob Brennan
• Tom Denton
• Don Duguid
• Sam Fabro
• Raymonde Gagne
• Allan Gotlieb
• Israel Idonije
• Bob Irving
• Jennifer Jones
• Hermann Lee
• Roland Penner
• Carole Vivier
• Doris Sarah Young

2015

• Rachel Alao^[5]
• Chad Allan
• Karen Beaudin
• Tom Cochrane
• Dian Cohen
• Wilma L. Derksen
• Dan Johnson
• Sheldon Kennedy
• Donald R. J. Mackey
• Mitch Podolak
• Khhem Kamarie (Monica) Singh
• Jonathan Toews

2016

• Paul Albrechtsen^[6]
• Marileen Bartlett
• Maria De Nardi
• Dhali Dhaliwal
• Chief Betsy Kennedy
• Gary Kobinger
• Wanda Koop
• Reggie Leach
• Bernadette Smith
• Susan Thompson
• Wanbdi Wakita

2017

• David Angus^[7]
• Marlene Bertrand
• Doreen Brownstone
• Selwyn (Sel) Burrows
• Philipp R. Ens
• Anne Lindsey
• Lisa Meeches
• Rey D. Pagtakhan
• Phillip James (Jim) Peebles
• Robert (Bob) Picken
• Paul Robson
• Beverly Suek

2018

• David Barnard
• Michael P. B. Belhumeur
• Jacqueline Blay
• Barbara Bruce
• Sara J. Israels
• Robert T. Kristjanson
• Bill Loewen
• Bernice Marmel
• Robb Nash
• Ken Opaleke
• Grant N. Pierce
• Cheryl Rockman-Greenberg

2019

• Vivian Bruce
• Jason Chuback
• Marcel Desautels
• James Ehnes
• Kathy Hildebrand
• Arvid Loewen
• Clarence Nepinak
• Steven Schipper
• Trudy Schroeder
• Harvey Sector
• Joy Smith
• Michael West

2020s

2020

• Dr. Stephen Borys — director and CEO of the Winnipeg Art Gallery
• Mitch Bourbonniere
• Mary Courchene
• Dr. Krishnamurti Dakshinamurti — emeritus professor in the University of Manitoba faculty of medicine and senior advisor to the St. Boniface Hospital Research Centre
• Bill Elliott — founding executive director of FortWhyte Alive
• Richard Frost — CEO of The Winnipeg Foundation (TWF)
• Tina Jones — Chair of the Health Sciences Centre (HSC) Foundation board
• Dr. Marion Lewis
• Margaret Morse — Manitoba’s first speech therapist
• Stuart Murray
• Scott Oake — sportscaster for CBC Sports, Sportsnet, and Hockey Night in Canada
• Dr. Ernest Rady

2021

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• Steve Bell
• Franklin (Lynn) Bishop
• Ruth Christie
• Dr. Michael Eskin — global leader in canola research and one of the world’s leading food science writers
• Dr. Gordon Goldsborough — president of the Manitoba Historical Society
• Gregg Hanson — former president and CEO of Wawanesa Mutual
• Kyle Irving — co-owner of Eagle Vision
• Ava Kobrinsky — co-founding director of the Winnipeg Folk Festival
• Claudette Leclerc — president and CEO of the Manitoba Museum and Fellow of the Canadian Museum Association
• Doris Mae Oulton — chair of the Nellie McClung Foundation and the Canadian Federation of University Women Charitable Trust
• Greg Selinger — 21st Premier of Manitoba
• Arni Thorsteinson

2022

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• Mohamed El Tassi
• Andre Lewis — artistic director and CEO of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet
• Andrew Paterson — president and CEO of Paterson GlobalFoods
• Shirley Richardson
• Desiree Scott — Olympic gold and bronze medallist in soccer
• Darcy Ataman
• James Eldridge
• Doug Harvey
• Leo Ledohowski — owner and executive chair of Canad Inns
• Megumi Masaki
• Alix Jean-Paul
• Marcy Markusa — host of CBC Manitoba’s Information Radio

2023

^[10]

• Jamie Brown — CEO and executive producer of Frantic Films
• David (Ace) Burpee — radio host on 103.1 Virgin Radio
• John Einarson
• Charles Huband (posthumous)
• Janis Johnson — longest serving Manitoba senator
• Terumi Kuwada
• Dr. Lorrie Kirshenbaum
• Gerry Price
• Alvina Rundle
• Dr. Richard Smith
• Elaine Stevenson
• Amarjeet Warraich — former commissioner on the Manitoba Human Rights Commission

2024

^[11]

• Elder Mae Louise Campbell
• Hon. Murray Sinclair — former Manitoba senator
• Hon. Myrna Driedger — former Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
• Dr. Brent Roussin
• Dr. Marcia Anderson
• David Johnston
• Robert Paley
• Robert Williams
• Chad Swayze
• Michel D. Lagacé
• James Cohen
• Connie Walker

References

• Manitoba Historical Society - Members of the Order of Manitoba

Notes and References

1. Web site: Twelve to be inducted into the Order of Manitoba. Winnipeg Free Press.
2. Web site: Order of Manitoba grows stronger. Winnipeg Free Press. July 13, 2012.
3. Web site: Order of Manitoba honours 13 people. CBC. May 10, 2013.
4. Web site: Order of Manitoba to welcome 14 new members. Winnipeg Free Press. May 12, 2014.
5. Web site: Jonathan Toews, Tom Cochrane, Wilma Derksen among new Order of Manitoba members. CBC. May 12, 2015.
6. Web site: Eleven selected to receive The Order of Manitoba. May 12, 2016.
7. Web site: Twelve Manitobans to Receive Order of Manitoba July 13. July 12, 2017.
8. Web site: Outstanding Manitobans Chosen to Receive the Order of Manitoba – Manitoba Lieutenant Governor . 2023-07-23 . en-US.
9. Web site: OUTSTANDING MANITOBANS CHOSEN TO RECEIVE THE ORDER OF MANITOBA – Manitoba Lieutenant Governor . 2023-07-23 . en-US.
10. Web site: Outstanding Manitobans Chosen to Receive the Order of Manitoba 2023 . 2024-07-12 . en-US.
11. Web site: Outstanding Manitobans Chosen to Receive the Order of Manitoba 2024 . 2024-07-12 . en-US.