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Foreign - 2021 F O R E I G N A W A R D S t o C A N A D I A N S C - FOREIGN - 2021 UPDATED: 26 June 2021 PAGES: 240 Compiled by John Blatherwick, CM, OBC, CD, MD COMPLETE TO CG: 26 June 2021 24 JAN & FEB 2004 24 JANUARY 1998 27 MARCH 2004 31 JANUARY 2009 28 FEBRUARY 1998 24 APRIL 2004 28 FEBRUARY 2009 28 MARCH 1998 29 MAY 2004 25 APRIL 2009 30 MAY 1998 26 JUNE 2004 30 MAY 2009 27 JUNE 1998 31 JULY 2004 27 JUNE 2009 15 AUGUST 1998 28 AUGUST 2004 26 SEPTEMBER 2009 17 OCTOBER 1998 25 SEPTEMBER 2004 26 DECEMBER 2009 19 DECEMBER 1998 30 OCTOBER 2004 23 JANUARY 1999 20 NOVEMBER 2004 30 JANUARY 2010 06 MARCH 1999 18 DECEMBER 2004 26 JUNE 2010 24 APRIL 1999 31 JULY 2010 (Err) 29 MAY 1999 22 JANUARY 2005 (+ Erratum) 25 SEPTEMBER 2010 (3 m) 14 AUGUST 1999 19 FEBRUARY 2005 06 NOVEMBER 2010 18 SEPTEMBER 1999 26 MARCH 2005 04 DECEMBER 2010 1 civ 30 OCTOBER 1999 23 APRIL 2005 25 DECEMBER 2010 27 NOVEMBER 1999 18 JUNE 2005 (mainly mil) 04 DECEMBER 1999 23 JULY 2005 29 JANUARY 2011 (mil) 08 JANUARY 2000 27 AUGUST 2005 (5 civil) 26 FEBRUARY 2011 (C&M) 12 FEBRUARY 2000 (Erratum) 24 SEPTEMBER 2005 (3 awards) 12 MARCH 2011 (Err) 19 FEBRUARY 2000 12 NOVEMBER 2005 (+ 6 Mil) 26 MARCH 2011 (C&M) 29 APRIL 2000 17 DECEMBER 2005 30 APRIL 2011 (Arr) 01 JULY 2000 28 MAY 2011 30 SEPTEMBER 2000 28 JANUARY 2006 (+ 6 Mil) 25 JUNE 2011 21 OCTOBER 2000 18 FEBRUARY 2006 (+ 1 MBE M) 30 JULY 2011 23 DECEMBER 2000 25 MARCH 2006 (+ 5 Mil) 27 AUGUST 2011 24 FEBRUARY 2001 22 APRIL 2006 (10 Mil) 29 OCTOBER 2011 07 APRIL 2001 20 MAY 2006 (03 Mil) 26 NOVEMBER 2011 14 APRIL 2001 17 JUNE 2006 (02 C 5 mil) 31 DECEMBER 2011 21 APRIL 2001 22 JULY 2006 (03 Mil/MBE) 02 JUNE 2001 26 AUGUST 2006 (civil only) 28 JANUARY 2012 28 JULY 2001 23 SEPTEMBER 2006 (civil+Mil) 25 FEBRUARY 2012 01 DECEMBER 2001 28 OCTOBER 2006 (civil+Mil) 31 MARCH 2012 06 APRIL 2002 25 NOVEMBER 2006 (many Mil) 28 APRIL 2012 29 JUNE 2002 LAST one for 2006 09 JUNE 2012 17 AUGUST 2002 30 JUNE 2012 28 SEPTEMBER 2002 (1st List) 24 MARCH 2007 (05 Mil) 28 JULY 2012 10 mi 28 SEPTEMBER 2002 (2nd List) 26 MAY 2007 (05 Mil) 22 SEPTEMBER 2012 Rusia 26 OCTOBER 2002 30 JUNE 2007 (12 Mil) 29 SEPTEMBER 2012 22 mi 09 NOVEMBER 2002 (Erratum) 29 SEPTMBER 2007 (06 Mil) 27 OCTOBER 2012 1 mil 30 NOVEMBER 2002 03 NOVEMBER 2007 (07 Mil) 24 NOVEMBER 2012 4 mil 28 DECEMBER 2002 (Erratum) 24 NOVEMBER 2007 (01 Mil) 28 DECEMBER 2002 22 DECEMBER 2007 (05 Mil) 08 FEBRUARY 2003 05 APRIL 2003 10 MAY 2003 31 MAY 2008 (civ + mil 05 JANUARY 2013 10 mi 26 JULY 2003 28 JUNE 2008 (civ + mil 26 JANUARY 2013 1 mi 30 AUGUST 2003 26 JULY 2008 (civ+ 1 mil 23 FEBRUARY 2013 1 mi 30 SEPTEMBER 2003 30 AUGUST 2008 (civ+ 4 mil 30 MARCH 2013 1 mi 29 NOVEMBER 2003 25 OCTOBER 2008 (civ+14 mil 25 May 2013 9 mi 20 DECEMBER 2003 ======================================================================================== 1 C - FOREIGN – 2013 2017 29 JUNE 2013 4 mil 30 September 2017 + military 27 JULY 2013 2 mil 04 November 2017 + many military 31 AUGUST 2013 3 mil 25 November 2017 no military 28 SEPTEMBER 2013 11 mil 29 December 2017 + 3 military 26 OCTOBER 2013 14 mil 30 NOVEMBER 2013 2 mil 28 DECEMBER 2013 6 mil 2014 2018 25 JANUARY 2014 4 mil 27 January 2018 no military 22 FEBRUARY 2014 2 mil 03 March 2018 lots military 26 APRIL 2014 12 mil 31 March 2018 lots military 17 MAY 2014 49 Legion of Honour (France) 26 May 2018 several military 31 May 2014 1 mil 30 June 2018 only a few 28 JUNE 2014 9 mil 29 July 2018 several military 26 JULY 2014 1 mil 29 September 2018 a few military 30 AUGUST 2014 4 mil 27 October 2018 CBE and OBE 27 SEPTEMBER 2014 8 mil + 1 civil correction 25 OCTOBER 2014 1 mil (Brit) 06 DECEMBER 2014 9 mil + 1 mil erratum 27 DECEMBER 2014 6 mil and 1 civilian 2015 2019 31 January 2015 1 mil 26 January 2019 28 February 2015 7 mil + 3 erratum 23 February 2019 CBE OBE MBE BEM 04 April 2015 4 mil 29 June 2019 25 April 2015 3 mil 31 August 2019 CBE OBE MBE BEM 30 May 2015 3 mil + 1 erratum 28 December 2019 27 June 2015 1 mil 25 July 2015 2 mil 2020 29 August 2015 3 mil 26 September 2015 4 mil 29 February 2020 31 October 2015 3 mil 01 August 2020 AO 28 November 2015 3 mil 29 August 2020 26 December 2015 4 mil 31 October 2020 26 December 2020 2016 2021 30 January 2016 Many mil 27 Febrary 2016 6 mil 27 February 2021 26 March 2016 4 mil 24 April 2021 30 April 2016 6 mil 26 June 2021 28 May 2016 3 mil 02 July 2016 1 mil + erratum 30 July 2016 4 mil 27 August 2016 1 mil erratum 24 September 2016 2 mil 28 October 2016 0 mil 26 November 2016 0 mil 30 December 2016 7 mil 2017 04 February 2017 1 mil 23 May 2017 Brazil, France, USA mil 24 June 2017 no military 29 July 2017 26 August 2017 no military 2 QUEEN OF CANADA COMMANDER OF THE ROYAL VICTORIAN ORDER CG DATE NAME TITLE DECORATIONS / 06/10/90 AMYOT, Leopold Henri Mr CVO 12/10/85 BOURNE, John Gilbert Colonel CVO 03/12/94 CLOUTIER, Maurice Gaston MGen CMM CVO CD 30/12/06+ DE BELLEFEUILLE-PERCY, Mary Mrs CVO 03/12/94 LAM, David Honourable CM CVO KStJ OBC 12/12/92 LaROCQUE, Judith Anne Mrs CVO 19/08/89 MacDOUGALL, Hartland Mr CM CVO 06/10/90 PERLIN, John Crosbie Mr CVO (LVO) 03/12/94 ROY, Jean-Paul Mr CVO ======================================================================================== LIEUTENANT OF THE ROYAL VICTORIAN ORDER CG DATE NAME TITLE DECORATIONS / 06/10/90 BANNING, Patrick Edward Joseph Asst Comm RCMP LVO 05/01/85 BOROSA, Walter Anthony Mr LVO 22/10/88 BARTER, Donald Clayton LCol LVO CD 20/02/88 BOYD, Harris Douglas Mr LVO 03/12/94 CHRISTOPHER, Terrance Jude LCdr OMM LVO CD 20/02/88 COTRET, Louise Lajoie Rene de Mrs LVO 03/12/94 DRAPEAU, Suzanne Ms LVO 12/12/92 ESPOSITO, Christina Mrs LVO 03/12/94 FILION, Jacquelin Mrs LVO (MVO) 03/12/94 HARDIE, Robert G. LCol LVO CD 20/02/88 JACKSON, Michael Dr LVO 06/10/90 LANDRY, Yves-Hugues Mr LVO 12/12/92 PASSARETTI, Norma Line Ms LVO 29/09/90 PERLIN, John Crosbie Mr CM LVO 03/12/94 RICHARDSON, David Mr LVO 03/12/94 ROBERTS, Michael Mr LVO 05/01/85 ROY, Jean-Paul Mr LVO 06/10/90 SHERWOOD, Graham Herchmer Arthur LCdr LVO 06/10/90 SOUTHERN, Margaret Elizabeth Mrs OC LVO CM 22/10/88 TASCHEREAU, Joseph Leon Gabriel G/C (RCAF ret'd) LVO DFC CD 03/12/94 THOMAS, Lowell Asst Com RCMP LVO 03/12/94 TOUSIGNANT, Andre Clement Colonel LVO SBStJ CD (MVO) 05/01/85 WILLMOT, Mary Gwynethe Mrs LVO ======================================================================================== ======================================================================================== 3 QUEEN OF CANADA MEMBER OF THE ROYAL VICTORIAN ORDER CG DATE NAME TITLE DECORATIONS 05/01/85 BARKER, Phyllis Mary Janet Miss MVO 20/02/88 BENOIT, Albert Mr MVO 20/02/88 CRAIG, Robert Murray LCdr MVO CD (2) 12/12/92 DIONNE, Joseph Leo Paul Major MVO (5) 05/01/85 DRAPEAU, Suzanne Rollande Miss MVO 05/01/85 EDDIS, Sandra Sheila Francis Miss MVO (A) 03/12/94 ETHIER, Diane Helen Mrs MVO RVM 06/10/90 FILION, Jacqueline Mrs MVO (4) 05/01/85 HAPPY, Gordon A. Mr MVO 03/12/94 HARRIS, David Mr / LCdr MVO SBStJ CD 06/10/90 JODOIN, Joseph Paul-Emile J.C.N. LCol MVO CD (4) 20/02/88 LATHAM, Edward James Captain MVO CD (2) 12/12/92 MacLEOD, Kevin Stewart Mr MVO (5) 12/10/85 PITNEY, Elizabeth Louise Miss MVO 05/01/85 ROBICHAUD, Denise Miss MVO 03/12/94 SCOTT, Ronald Inspector RCMP MVO 20/02/88 TARASCO, Vincent Norman Mr MVO CD (2) 05/01/85 THOMPSON, Wayne Curtis Major MVO 06/10/90 TOUSIGNANT, Andre Clement Colonel MVO CD (4) 20/02/88 TRAVIS, Brian Wallace Major MVO (2) 26/08/95 WHARTON, Gerald Mr MVO 26/08/95 WHITE, Irene Mrs MVO (A) = (not on 2nd date) J.C.N. = Jean Charles Norman ======================================================================================== ======================================================================================== 4 QUEEN OF CANADA MEDAL OF THE ROYAL VICTORIAN ORDER (SILVER) CG DATE NAME TITLE DECORATIONS 17/08/02 DENNIS, Ernie Mr RVM 12/12/92 ETHIER, Diane Helene Mrs (MVO) RVM (5) 06/10/90 FARNHAM, Robert Darker Staff Sergeant RVM (4) 03/12/94 GARNIER, Ethel Mrs RVM 03/12/94 GAUTHIER, Diane Mrs RVM 03/12/94 PILON, Victor Mr RVM 06/10/90 PITRE, Denise Mrs RVM (4) ======================================================================================== NOTES (1) = to be dated 21 October, 1987 (3) = to be dated 01 January, 1990 (2) = to be dated 24 October, 1987 (4) = to be dated 01 July, 1990 (5) = to be dated 03 July, 1992 05/01/85 amended on 23/02/85 ======================================================================================== ======================================================================================== QUEEN ELIZABETH II GOLDEN JUBILEE MEDAL (2002) BRITISH CG DATE NAME TITLE DECORATIONS 26/10/02 BUTSON, Arthur Richard Cecil LCol GC OMM CD 26/10/02 SMITH, Ernest Alvia (Smokey) Mr VC CM CD 26/10/02 WOODING, Ernest Alfred Mr AM ======================================================================================== 5 ARGENTINA KNIGHT - ORDER OF MAY CG DATE NAME TITLE DECORATIONS 26/12/09 RILEY, Patrick Mr -- * * on 26/09/09 initially stated as a Knight of the Order of the Liberator San Martin ======================================================================================== ======================================================================================== 6 AUSTRALIA Officer of the ORDER OF AUSTRALIA (AO) CG DATE NAME TITLE DECORATIONS 29/06/19 KHAN, Karim Dr OA “For distinguished service to sport and exercise medicine and to the promotion of physical activity for community health.” – Australian Gazette 10 June 2019 Professor and clinician-scientist in the Department of Family Practice and School of Kinesiology at the University of British Columbia (UBC), where he has taught since 2000 ======================================================================================== Member of the ORDER OF AUSTRALIA (Honorary) CG DATE NAME TITLE DECORATIONS 29/06/19 LAMB, Kevin Mr AM Hon.
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