Theresa Tam and Bonnie Henry Honored with Order of Canada
Dr. Theresa Tam and Dr. Bonnie Henry, key figures in Canada's COVID-19 response, have been appointed to the prestigious Order of Canada. The list of honorees also includes notable individuals from various fields.
Doctors Theresa Tam and Bonnie Henry, leaders in Canada’s COVID-19 pandemic response, have been appointed as officers of the Order of Canada. Dr. Tam served as Canada’s chief public health officer, while Dr. Henry is the British Columbia Provincial Health Officer.
Eighty-three individuals, including Marc-André Blanchard, were appointed to the Order. Mr. Blanchard, a former Canadian ambassador, was recognized for his contributions to Canada's economic development.
Dr. Tam was honored for her leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic, while Dr. Henry was praised for her expertise in public health. Other appointees include David Jones, who established Canada’s public health agency, and former federal cabinet minister John Manley.
The Order of Canada, established in 1967, recognizes individuals for their outstanding achievements. This year’s list includes notable figures from various fields, such as author Miriam Toews and diplomat Alexandra Bugailiskis.
For the full list of appointees, visit the source.
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