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Don Cherry and 29 Others Named 2025 Order of Ontario Recipients
Don Cherry, 92, and 29 others were selected for their profound contributions to Ontario in business, arts, human rights, and philanthropy, joining over 900 honorees since 1986.
- Edith Dumont has announced 30 new appointments to the Order of Ontario, representing various sectors including business, academia, culture, and law.
- The appointees were selected for making a profound contribution to the lives of Ontarians and representing the best of the province, according to Dumont.
- Notable appointees include trade union leader Joe Mancinelli, former ambassador David MacNaughton, TIFF CEO Cameron Bailey, and former chief justice George Strathy.
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Don Cherry Appointed to the Order of Ontario
Longtime hockey commentator and former NHL player and coach Don Cherry was named to the Order of Ontario for 2025, his home province’s highest honour, in a Feb. 17 announcement. The announcement by Ontario’s Lieutenant Governor Edith Dumont said all those appointed have made “profound contributions” to Ontario and the world. “The 2025 Order of Ontario appointees represent the very best of our province,” Dumont said in the Feb. 17 announcement. “…
Don Cherry named to the Order of Ontario. Could an Order of Canada be next?
Don Cherry is among the list of 30 new appointees to the Order of Ontario for 2025. The list was announced yesterday by Edith Dumont, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario and Chancellor of the Order of Ontario.
Edward Rogers listed among Order of Ontario recipients - The Wire Report
Rogers Communications Inc.'s Edward Rogers was among the 30 new appointments to the Order of Ontario, announced on Tuesday by Lieutenant Governor Edith Dupont. The post Edward Rogers listed among Order of Ontario recipients appeared first on The Wire Report.
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