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MANITOBA ORDER of EXCELLENCE OM TERMS the Order Was MANITOBA ORDER of EXCELLENCE OM 12 May 2021 TERMS The Order was established to recognize individuals who have demonstrated excellence and achievement in any field of endeavour benefiting in an outstanding manner the social, cultural or economic well-being of the Manitoba and its residents. Any current or long-term resident of Manitoba is eligible for the award except Members of the Legislative Assembly, Canadian Senate or House of Commons, and judges of any court, while in office. The Order is not awarded posthumously except where the nominee dies after being recommended for investiture. The Lieutenant Governor, by virtue of office, is a member of the Order and Chancellor of the Order. A member is entitled to use the post- nominal initials O.M. DESCRIPTION A stylized crocus (the provincial floral emblem - a six petal flower) done in enamels. OBVERSE The coat of Arms of the Province of Manitoba surmounted by a crown is in the centre. REVERSE Plain with each medal numbered. MOUNTING Worn around the neck. RIBBON The ribbon is 38 mm wide, white, with a 3 mm dark red stripe in the centre, two 7mm light blue stripes each 5 mm from the edge. DATES The Order was accorded third and final reading in the Manitoba Legislature on 12 July 1999 and received Royal Assent on 14 July 1999. The Government of Canada granted status to the Order in the Official Precedence of Canadian Orders, Decorations and Medals in 1999. ISSUED 289 to May 2021 28 – 2000 12 – 2006 14 – 2012 12 - 2018 08 – 2001 12 – 2007 12 – 2013 12 - 2019 12 – 2002 12 – 2008 14 – 2014 12 – 2020 12 – 2003 13 – 2009 12 – 2015 12 - 2021 13 – 2004 12 – 2010 11 - 2016 12 – 2005 12 – 2011 12 - 2017 INTERNET http://www.manitobalg.ca/order-manitoba.php Announced May – Awarded July 1 MANITOBA ORDER of EXCELLENCE (OM) YEAR NAME TITLE POSITION DECORATIONS / 2015 ALAO, Rachel Ms Director Helping Hands Resource Centre for Immigrants OM 2016 ALBRECHTSEN, Paul Mr Trucking Magnet & Philanthropist OM 2003 ALI, Elaine Ms Senior Vice-President CTV Stations Group OM 2015 ALLAN, Chad Mr Rock Music Icon with The Guess Who & Bachman-Turner OM 2017 ANGUS, David Mr CEO Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce OM 2007 ASPER, Gail Ms CanWest Global Foundation / Human Rights Advocate OC OM 2000 ASPER, Israel H. Mr CanWest Global Communications OC OM QC 2001 AXWORTHY, Lloyd Hon MP from Manitoba / Federal Cabinet Member CC OM (OC) 2005 BACHMAN, Randy Mr Musician / The Guess Who / Bachman Turner Overdrive OC OM 2010 BAILEY, Norma Ms Pioneer in Manitoba’s Film Industry OM 2001 BARBER, Clarence Lyle Prof Economics University of Manitoba OC OM 2006 BARDAL, Neil Mr Leader in the Icelandic Cdn Community / Funeral Director OM 2018 BARNARD, David Prof President University of Manitoba since 2008 OM 2016 BARTLETT, Marilee Ms Métis Woman leader in Indigenous Employment & Training OM 2003 BATEMAN, Leonard Mr CEO Manitoba Hydro CM OM 2000 BEAMISH, Robert Dr Cardiologist CM OM 2015 BEAUDIN, Karen Ms Manitoba Métis / Community Resource Co-ordinator OM 2018 BELHUMEUR, Michael P.B. Mr Métis elder and a military veteran – Urban Knights Program OM 2021 BELL, Steve Mr Juno Award winning Singer and Songwriter OM 2017 BERTRAND, Marlene Ms Co-Chaired Fed-Prov-Territory Cmte Domestic Violence CM OM 2021 BISHOP, Franklin (Lynn) Mr CEO Winnipeg Int’l Airport / Established Cargojet OM 2001 BISHOP, Heather Ms Musician / Women in Trade Organization OM 2010 BLANKSTEIN, Marjorie Ms Community Service at Local & National Levels CM OM 2018 BLAY, Jacqueline Ms Francophone Historian / Pres. Société franco-manitobaine OM 2008 BOCK, John Mr Director Child Development Services OM 2020 BORYS, Stephen Adj Prof CEO Winnipeg Art Gallery / University of Winnipeg OM 2006 BOTTERILL, Jennifer Ms 2006 and 2002 Olympic Gold Medal Women’s Hockey OM 2020 BOURBONNIERE, Michael (Mitch) Mr Community Activist / Original Bear Clan Patrol OM MB MSM 2002 BRACE, William H.M. (‘Bill’) Mr Retired RCMP / Cdn Society of Young Magicians OM 2014 BRANDSON, Lorraine E. Ms Curator Churchill’s Eskimo Museum OM 2014 BRENNAN, Robert (‘Bob’) Bryan Mr CEO Manitoba Hydro OM 2017 BROWNSTONE, Doreen Ms Manitoba Actor still acting at age 94 OM 2018 BRUCE, Barbara Ms Citizen of the Métis nation / Truth & R. National Events OM 2019 BRUCE, Vivian Professor Food Science & Nutrition University of Manitoba OM 2006 BURNS, James W. Mr CEO Great West Life / Philanthropist OC OM 2017 BURROWS, Selwyn (“Sel”) Mr Improve Inner-City Neighbourhoods / Get rid of Gangs OM 2 MANITOBA ORDER of EXCELLENCE (OM) YEAR NAME TITLE POSITION DECORATIONS / 2004 CARIOU, Leonard Joseph Mr Actor / Director / Singer / Broadway / TV OM 2011 CARR, James (‘Jim’) Mr CEO Business Council of Manitoba OM 2006 CERILLI, Albert Mr Labour and Social Justice Activist OM 2004 CHAMPAGNE, Theresa Sister Mission of Oblate Sisters / Teacher for 34 Years OM 2013 CHARTRAND, David Mr President Manitoba Métis Federation OM 2004 CHOCHINOV, Harvey Max Dr Professor of Psychiatry University of Manitoba OC OM 2011 CHOY, Patrick Dr Cardiovascular Research / Leader Man Chinese Com OM 2002 CHERNIACK, Saul M. Hon MLA 1961-1981 / Manitoba Finance Minister OM 2012 CHIPMAN, Mark J. Mr Chair True North Sports / Winnipeg Jets OM 2021 CHRISTIE, Ruth Elder Indigenous History Preservation, Education & Service OM 2012 CLARKE, Pauline Ms Chief Superintendent of the Winnipeg School Division OM 2015 COCHRANE, Tom Mr Multi Juno award-winning Musician OC OM 2015 COHEN, Dian Nusgart Ms Economist / Broadcaster / Author CM OM 2006 COLLINS, Eileen Ms Community Volunteer in Pilot Mound OM 2001 COLOMB, Hyacinth Mr Chief of Pukatwagan / Manitoba’s 1 st Trapline Officer OM 2005 COOK, Gladys Evelyn Ms Aboriginal Elder and Volunteer with Troubled Youth OM 2003 COULTER, James Arthur (‘Art’) Mr Winnipeg City Council / Promotion of Winnipeg OM 2020 COURCHENE, Mary Elder Indigenous Leader and Role Model in Public Education OM 2012 COYNE, James Elliott Mr 2nd Governor of the Bank of Canada OM 2000 CUMMINGS, Burton Mr Singer / Rock Star / Song Writer / The Guess Who OC OM 2003 CURTIS, Charles E. Mr Deputy Minister of Finance Manitoba 1976 to 1996 OM 2020 DAKSHINAMURTI, Krishnamurti Dr Metabolic Disorders / Pharmacology of Vitamins U. of Wpg OM 2000 DALY, James M.C. Mr Bringing 1967 Pan Am Games to Winnipeg OC OM 2002 DARVEAU, Adrian Father Priest Northern Manitoba 50 Years OM 2011 DeFEHR, Arthur (‘Art’) Mr CEO Palliser Furniture / CEO Cdn Food grains Bank OC OM 2011 De LUCA, Rayleen Ms Clinical Psychologist / Research into Victims of Abuse CM OM 2016 DE NARDI, Maria Ms Founder Lupa di Roma Sons of Italy Organization OM 2019 DESAUTELS, Marcel Mr Philanthropist / CEO Creditel of Canada Limited CM OM 2008 deMEULLES, Catherine (‘Myrtle’) Ms Métis Artist / Elder and Storyteller OM 2002 DEOL, Ajit Kaur Mrs School for Mentally Handicapped Children Ontario OM 2014 DENTON, Thomas (‘Tom’) Ralston Mr CEO Hospitality House Refugee/Wpg Sun Founder/RCN CM OM CD 2015 DERKSEN, Wilma L. Ms Artist / Author / Needs of Victims of Serious Crimes OM 2016 DHALIWAL, Dhali Dr CEO of Cancer Care Manitoba 2003 to 2013 OM 2002 DHALLA, Naranian Dr Institute of Cardiovascular Science St. Boniface Hospital CM OM 2010 DOER, Gary Albert Mr Former Premier of Manitoba / Cdn Ambassador USA OM 2013 DOYLE, Francis Patrick Dr Ste. Anne Physician 40 Years / Health Care Reform CM OM 2003 DU, Joseph Dr Paediatrician in Winnipeg / Svc to Northern Manitoba CM OM 2014 DUGUID, Donald (‘Don’) Mr Canadian back-to-back World Curling Champion CM OM 2000 DUMONT, W. Yvon Hon Lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba 1993 to 1999 CM KStJ OM 2012 DZIEWIT, Darlene Ms President of the Manitoba Federation of Labour OM 3 MANITOBA ORDER of EXCELLENCE (OM) YEAR NAME TITLE POSITION DECORATIONS / 2007 EDWARDS, Clifford H.C. Prof Dean of Law Univ. of Manitoba / Law Reformer CM OM 2019 EHNES, James Mr Celebrated Concert Violinist / Grammy Award Winner CM OM 2009 EL TASSI, Abdo (‘Albert’) Mr Leader in the Muslim Community CM OM 2020 ELLIOTT, Bill Mr Executive Director Fort Whyte Centre Environmental Educ. OM 2017 ENS, Philipp R. Mr Founding Partner Tripple E. Canada in Winkler OM 2021 ESKIN, Michael Prof U of Manitoba / Food Science Writer about Canola Oil CM OM 2007 EYRE, Ivan Prof School of Art University of Manitoba / Artist CM OM 2014 FABRO, Ronald (‘Sam’) Mr President Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame CM OM 2001 FILMON, Gary Albert Mr Premier of Manitoba 1988 to 1999 / Engineer OM 2007 FILMON, Janice Mrs Community Leader and Volunteer (Lt-Gov 2015) CM DStJ OM 2012 FLETT, Leonard (‘Len’) G. Mr VP The North West Company 1st Nations Employment CM OM 2003 FONTAINE, Larry Phillip (‘Phil’) Chief Sagkeeng Nation / Chief Assembly of First Nations OC OM 2000 FORBES, Reginald (Reg) E. Mr Development of Keystone Centre in Brandon OM 2003 FOX-DECENT, Waldron (‘Wally)’) RAdm Prof Political Science U. of Man / Chief of Reserves CM CMM OM CD 2006 FRIEMAN, Arnold Mr CEO Advance Electronics / Arts Supporter / Volunteer OM 2005 FRIESEN, Albert D. Dr PhD Biotechnology Pioneer / President Rh Institute OM 2008 FRIESEN, David Glenn Mr CEO Friesen Corp. Publisher / Community Leader OM 2004 FRIESEN, Henry G. Dr President Medical Research Council CC OM (OC) 2020 FROST, Richard Mr CEO of the Winnipeg Foundation OM 2013 FUGA, Olga Ms Contribution to Winnipeg Ukrainian-Canadian public CM OM 2012 GABOURY, Étienne Mr Renowned Architect / Cdn Embassy in Mexico CM OM 2014 GAGNÉ, Raymonde Ms President of Université de Saint-Boniface CM OM 2008 GISLASON, David Mr Manitoba Leafcutter Bee Assn / Icelandic Community OM 2008 GLASS, Helen Preston Prof University of Manitoba Nursing OC OM
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