Musician/producer Daniel Lanois, Newfoundland singer-songwriter Alan Doyle, musician/producer Paul Mills, Montreal producer and former owner of Le Studio Andre Perry, musician/conductor William Earl Stafford, musicologist/broadcaster Sylvia L’Ecuyer, music promoter Francois Mario Labbe, and opera singer Tracy Dahl are among a list of 99 Canadians added to the Canada Day list of appointees to the Order of Canada.

The new member list includes 3 Companions (C.C.), 19 Officers (O.C.) and 77 Members (C.M.). Recipients will be invited to accept their insignia at a ceremony to be held at a later date.

The occasion also marked the 50th anniversary of the prestigious honours system. It was on July 1, 1967, that the Order of Canada received its first members.

Companions

• Peter Herrndorf*, arts leader

• Marshall Rothstein, retired Supreme Court justice

• The Prince of Wales (Extraordinary Companion category)

Officers

• Joseph Arvay, lawyer

• Yoshua Bengio, scientist

• Darleen Bogart, advocate

• Abdallah S. Daar, health researcher

• Denis Daneman, pediatrician-in-chief at the Hospital for Sick Children

• Mary Anne Eberts, advocate and litigator

• Richard Fadden, former CSIS director

• Chad Gaffield, historian

• Mark Messier, hockey player

• Michael Myers, actor

• Catherine O’Hara, actress

• William Siebens, philanthropist and business leader

• Christine Sinclair, soccer player

• Michele Stanton-Jean, bioethicist

• Alex Trebek, television host

• Hieu Truong, former Royal Canadian Mint engineering director

• Jean-Marc Vallee, director

• Gloria Cranmer Webster, Indigenous artist and educator

• Wayne G. Wouters, clerk of the Privy Council

Members

• Paul Albrechtsen, entrepreneur

• Judith G. Bartlett, doctor and Indigenous health advocate

• Rod Beattie, actor

• Ross J. Beaty, businessman and philanthropist

• Rene-Luc Blaquiere, Quebec tourism and culture promoter

• Rene Blouin, artist

• Louise Boisvert, community leader

• Denis Boivin, philanthropist

• Edwin Robert Bourget, marine ecology researcher

• Pierre Bourgie, philanthropist

• Dionne Brand, poet

• Geoffrey Cape, green space designer

• Chantal Caron, artist

• Graydon Carter, journalist and editor of Vanity Fair

• Meredith Chilton, art historian

• Joyce Churchill, autism volunteer and activist

• Susan Coyne, writer and actress

• Susan Elizabeth Crocker, philanthropist

• Cathy Crowe, street nurse

• Tracy Dahl, opera singer and mentor

• Michel Dallaire, business leader

• Peter B. Dent, medical educator

• Alan Doyle, musician

• Nady A. el-Guebaly, addictions researcher

• Liza Frulla, politician

• Brian F. Gable, editorial cartoonist

• Lise Gaboury-Diallo, author

• Emmanuelle Gattuso, philanthropist

• Douglas Maitland Gibson, former publisher and president of McClelland and Stewart

• Sibylla Hesse and Francois Godbout, philanthropists

• Rick Green, comedian and actor

• Diane Proulx-Guerrera and Salvatore Guerrera, health care philanthropists

• Ellen Hamilton, artist

• Robert Keith Harman, engineer and entrepreneur

• Christopher House, choreographer and dancer

• Mi’sel Joe, Indigenous leader

• Roxanne Joyal, Me to We Social Enterprise Inc. founder

• Daniel Kandelman, dentistry researcher

• Margo Kane, Indigenous performing artist

• Gregory S. Kealey, labour relations historian

• Francois Mario Labbe, Canadian music promoter

• Daniel Roland Lanois, artist and music producer

• Catherine Latimer, executive director John Howard Society of Canada

• Sylvia L’Ecuyer, musicologist and broadcaster

• Garry M. Lindberg, Canadarm developer and former Canadian Space Agency executive

• John Macfarlane, editor and journalist

• Pierre Maisonneuve, journalist

• Felix Maltais, science educator

• Patricia Mandy, Indigenous health care promoter

• Michael Massie, Inuit sculptor

• Peter Gould McAuslan, brewer

• Kim McConnell, agriculture promoter

• Marguerite Mendell, educator and anti-poverty researcher

• Paul Mills, musician and producer

• Saeed Mirza, structural engineer

• Anita Molzahn, nurse and researcher

• George Myhal, philanthropist

• Elise Pare-Tousignant, arts educator

• Terrance Paul, Indigenous leader

• Jean Perrault, former president of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities

• Andre Perry, record producer

• Jane Ash Poitras, First Nations visual artist

• Gail Erlick Robinson, women’s mental and physical health pioneer

• Judy Rogers, former Vancouver city manager

• Jacqueline Fanchette Clay Shumiatcher, philanthropist

• John H. Sims, former deputy minister of justice

• Gordon J. Smith, makeup artist

• William Earl Stafford, musician and conductor

• Bryan W. Tisdall, science educator

• William Waiser, Saskatchewan historian

• Lorne Waldman, lawyer

• Sharon Lynn Walmsley, HIV/AIDS researcher

• Meeka Walsh, arts critic and writer

• Bert Wasmund, metallurgical engineer

• William Wilder, philanthropist