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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE

COMMANDER - ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE

GBE / KBE / CBE

X - CBE - 2016

UPDATED: 04 January 2016

PAGES: 56

CURRENT TO: 26 JULY 2014 Canada Gazette

PREPARED BY: Surgeon Captain John Blatherwick, CM, CStJ, OBC, CD, BSc, MD, DPH, LLD (Hon)

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1 CBE 1st Type Military CBE 1st Type Civil CBE 2nd (and Current) Type Military

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THE MOST EXCELLENT ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE (GBE / KBE / CBE / OBE / MBE / BEM)

With World War One lasting longer than expected and affecting every aspect of life in England, there was no suitable way to reward services to

the war effort by civilians at home and servicemen serving in support positions. The awarding of the Military Cross or Distinguished Service

Order to servicemen for support duties reduced the value of these awards when given for high valour. The existing orders did not have enough

scope to provide awards for these duties and thus consideration was given to expanding the Order of the Bath and the Order of Saint Michael

and Saint George by adding a fourth and fifth class. In the end, King George V decided to create a completely new order, with five classes and

a medal, the first two classes to confer knighthood. The Order could be given generously for services to the Empire at home, in India and in the

Dominions and Colonies. It was created mainly to reward non-combatant services to the war and was to include women which most orders to

this time excluded. Initially there was one division only created in June 1917 but in 1918 two divisions were established, a civil and a military

division.

It was not until 1957 that a Chapel of the Order was finally approved. Saint Paul's Cathedral was chosen and a cathedral crypt added for the

Order in 1960. The Motto of the Order is: 'FOR GOD AND THE EMPIRE'. Prince Phillip is the present Grand Master. Awards of the GBE are

8 per annum (116 in total); KBE is 51 per annum (763 in total); CBE 448 per annum (6157 in total); OBE 994 per annum (no restriction on total)

and; MBE 1705 per annum (no maximum total). In all cases the civil awards outnumber the military awards four to one.

The Order suffered from the large number of awards and is easily the most common British award given. The Order of Canada has replaced

this Order for award to Canadians although Canadians still occasionally receive the Order of the British Empire when they have rendered

services to Britain.

The description of the Badges/Star/Ribbon is complicated by the fact that in 1937 the original ribbon badges and stars were altered. The ribbon

was originally purple with a scarlet stripe down the centre to distinguish the military division. At the wish of Queen Mary, the purple was

changed to rose pink with narrow edges of pearl grey with the military division having a narrow pearl grey stripe down the centre. The centre of

the badge and stars originally had a figure of Britannia, holding a trident and seated beside a shield bearing the national flag.

On 9 March 1937, this design was changed and now has the effigies in gold of King George V and his consort Queen Mary.

a) GBE: The MANTLE for Knights and Dames Grand Cross (DBE) is of rose-pink satin, lined with pearl-grey silk having two rose-pink and

silver tassels attached thereto. On the left side of the mantle is embroidered a representation of the star. The COLLAR is of silver-gilt with

twelve medallions (six with the royal arms and six with the royal and imperial cypher of King George V alternating), linked together with cables

bearing the imperial crown between two sea lions. From the centre cable hangs the BADGE, a cross patonce (four arms with three points on

each arm, each point at right angle to the other) of silver-gilt with the arms enamelled pearl-grey. The centres are as described above for the

pre and post 1937 design and are contained within a circle enamelled crimson with the words 'FOR GOD AND THE EMPIRE' in gold within the

crimson circle.

The ORIGINAL STAR of the GBE is an eight pointed star, each point consisting of five rays coming from the centre, the centre ray being the

longest and the others each being shorter with a small ray between each of the eight rays. The rays were fluted and were silver. In the centre

within a circle of enamelled crimson which contains the motto in gold was Britannia as described above.

The CURRENT STAR is similar in description but rather than the rays being fluted and smooth, they are now of chipped silver and have the

current centre (conjoined busts) within the

enamel circle with the motto. The RIBAND

(Sash) is of the colours described above, 102-

mm wide for males, 57-mm wide for females

and is worn over the right shoulder with the

badge on the left hip. A Dame Grand Cross of

the Military Division would not have the

pearl-grey centre stripe as Queen Mary did not

want any female wearing a different riband than

her. Also, a Ladies' collar and star are smaller

than a gentleman's.

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b) KBE: The BADGE of the Knight Commander (KBE) and Dame Commander (DBE) are similar to that of the GBE but each is slightly

smaller. The KBE badge is worn around the neck from a riband 44-mm or for a DBE from a bow on the left shoulder. The STAR is an eight

pointed star, the vertical and horizontal arms being longer than the arms in the angles and the angled arms being shorter and made up of only

three rays versus the five rays of the horizontal and vertical arms. The pre-1937 star had rays that were fluted while the current star has faceted

or chipped silver rays. The centre of the stars are as per the GBE.

c) CBE: The BADGE of the Commander is as described for the GBE. This

badge and those previously described have a royal crown attached by a

hinge to the upper vertical arm with a ring at the top of the crown. Through

this ring passes the riband (which is 44-mm wide) and the badge is worn

around the neck by a man or on the left shoulder from a bow by a female.

The badge is smaller than a KBE badge being 64-mm across.

d) OBE: The BADGE of the Officer is similar to that of a Commander but it

is entirely in silver-gilt with no name. It is worn with other medals on the left

breast by a male or from a bow by a female. The ribbon is 38-mm wide.

e) MBE: The BADGE of the Member is as described for an Officer but it is

in silver. It is worn as per the OBE and from the same size ribbon.

f) BEM: The BRITISH EMPIRE MEDAL has a very interesting history. It was originally known as the MEDAL OF THE ORDER OF THE

BRITISH EMPIRE when established in 1917 and in December 1918 a military division for the medal was established. This medal was a small

medal, 29-mm across, similar in size to the Royal Victorian Medal. The medal is silver with Britannia in the centre (as described previously)

with 'FOR GOD AND THE EMPIRE' in a circle around the edge of the medal. On the reverse is the royal cypher GRI surmounted by a crown

with a circular cord running just inside the slightly raised edge. The purple ribbon is 29-mm wide, the military division having a 3-mm wide

scarlet stripe in the centre.

In 1922, this Medal was discontinued and replaced by two other medals. One was known as THE MEDAL OF THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH

EMPIRE FOR GALLANTRY (or EMPIRE GALLANTRY MEDAL -- EGM) and the other medal is known as THE MEDAL OF THE ORDER OF

THE BRITISH EMPIRE FOR MERITORIOUS SERVICE (BEM). Both these medals have Britannia as described on the obverse with the motto

around the upper left and right edges of the medal. The EGM has in the exergue the word 'GALLANTRY' and the other medal has the words

one above the other 'MERITORIOUS SERVICE'. On the reverse is the current royal cypher, surmounted by a crown and below the words

'INSTITUTED BY KING GEORGE V'. There was a civil and a military division of each medal. The ribbon for the medal was changed in 1937

from purple (scarlet stripe for military division) to the rose pink with pearl grey edges (and a pearl grey centre stripe for the military division) but

no other changes were made to the medal.

The EGM was only awarded 130 times with AC1 Ernest Frost, then serving with the Royal Air Force, being the only Canadian recipient. The

Medal was discontinued on 24 September 1940 and all living holders of the EGM were entitled to return the EGM and receive the George

Cross. The medal for meritorious service (BEM) was retained. It was now to be awarded to persons who rendered meritorious service

warranting such mark of Royal appreciation who were not already members of the Order and were not eligible for appointment thereto. If the

holder of the medal was subsequently appointed a member of the Order, they could wear both the medal and the insignia of the Order.

After 1940, the BEM could be awarded for meritorious service and could continue to be awarded for gallantry. The same medal was awarded

for both. On 14 January 1958, it was decided that when the BEM is awarded for gallantry, a silver oak-leaf emblem is worn on the ribbon. This

emblem was also to be worn by recipients of the Order who were admitted for gallantry. Bars are awarded for further acts of gallantry although

no bars have been awarded to a Canadian. The medal is 35-mm across. It is worn after the Royal Victorian Medal and before the Queen's

Police Medal. Recipients may use the post-nominal letters BEM

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GBE (Military / Civil) awarded to CANADIANS (GBE)

LG+ / CG NAME TITLE POSITION DECORATIONS /

01/01/1954+ BAKER, John Wakeling Air Chief Marshal Royal Air Force GBE KCB DFC MC (CB)

29/06/1935 BEATTY, Edward Wentworth President Cdn Pacific Railways GBE

30/10/1979+ GADSDEN, Peter Drury H. Lord Mayor City of London GBE AC OStJ

07/06/1918+ GORDON, Charles Blair Vice Chairman Imperial Munitions Board GBE

01/01/1963+ MERTON, Walter Hugh Air Chief Marshal Royal Air Force GBE KCB (CB OBE)

01/01/1970+ THOMSON, Roy Herbert Lord Thompson Newspaper Tycoon GBE (BARON)

31/12/1981+ VALLAT, Francis Aime Member International Law Commission GBE KCMG (CMG)

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2 Air Chief Marshal John Baker, GBE, KCB, MC DFC Sir Francis Vallat, GBE, KCMG

Lord Thomson of Fleet, GBE

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GBE (Civil) awarded to CANADIANS (GBE)

(First Type)

07/06/ GORDON, Charles Blair "Vice-Chairman of the British War Mission to the United States of America"

1918+ Montreal, Quebec KBE (1917)

Civil GBE

Born: 22 November 1867 Montreal, PQ

Died: 30 July 1939 Montreal, PQ

Career

1892: Forms the standard Shirt Company

1904: Organized the Dominion Textiles Company

1909: President of Dominion Textiles Company and founder and president of Dominion Glass Company

1913: Appointed to the Board of Directors of the Bank of Montreal

1914: Served as Vice Chairman of the Imperial Munitions Board in Ottawa

1916: Served with the British War Mission in Washington as representative of the Ministry of Munitions (receives GBE)

1918: Acting Chair of the British War Mission to the United States

1927: President of the Bank of Montreal

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GBE (Civil) awarded to CANADIANS (GBE)

(First Type)

29/06/ BEATTY, Edward Wentworth President of the CPR (1918 - 1943)

1935 Thorold, Ontario

Canada Gazette 29 June 1935, page 2826:

Central Chancery of the Orders of Knighthood, St. James's Palace, S.W.1, 3rd June 1935.

"The KING has been graciously pleased, on the occasion of His Majesty's Birthday, and in commemoration of the completion of the

twenty-fifth year of His Majesty's Reign to give orders for the following appointments to the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire:

To be an Additional Knight Grand Cross of the Civil Division of the said Most Excellent Order:

--- Edward Wentworth BEATTY, Esq, K.C., L.L.D.,

Chancellor, McGill University, and President of the Boy Scouts Association, Dominion of Canada.

Honorary Captain, RCNVR, Montreal Division, RCNVR, Seniority 1/1/38 Civil GBE

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GBE (Civil) awarded to CANADIANS by the BRITISH GOVERNMENT (GBE)

(Second Type)

01/01/ THOMSON, Roy Herbert Newspaper Tycoon

1970+ Toronto, Ontario Baron (1964) - Lord Thomson of Fleet

"The Right Honourable Roy Herbert, Lord Thompson of Fleet, Chairman, The Thompson Organization" Civil GBE

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30/10/ GADSDEN, Peter Drury Haggerston Lord Mayor of London (1979 - 1980) (652nd Mayor of London)

1979+ Mannville, Alberta OStJ (1977) / AC (26 January 1988) Civil GBE

Honourary Companion of the Order of Australia (AC)

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31/12/ VALLAT, Francis Aime Member of the International Law Commission

1981+ Toronto, Ontario KCMG (1962) CMG (1955) QC

Emeritus Professor of International Law, University of London Civil GBE

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GBE (Military) awarded to CANADIANS in the ROYAL AIR FORCE (GBE)

(Second Type)

01/01/ BAKER, John Wakeling Air Chief Marshal - Royal Air Force

1954+ Winnipeg, Manitoba KCB (1949) CB (1942) DFC (1925) MC (1918)

Vice-Chief of Air Staff, Air Ministry (1952 - 1953)

Controller of Aircraft, Ministry of Supply (1953 - 1956) Military GBE

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01/01/ MERTON, Walter Hugh Air Chief Marshal - Royal Air Force

1963+ The Grove, Lakefield, Ontario KCB (1959) CB (1953) OBE (1941)

Air Member for Supply and Organizations (1960 - 1963)

Inspector-General of Civil Defence (1964 - 1968)

W/C (1940)

A/C (1949)

AVM (1953)

AM (1959)

ACM (1961) Military GBE

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KNIGHT COMMANDER of the MOST EXCELLENT ORDER of the BRITISH EMPIRE

KBE

KBE (Military/Civil) awarded to CANADIANS

LG+/CG NAME TITLE POSITION DECORATIONS TYPE /

09/02/1918 BAILLIE, Frank Wilton President Canadian Cartridge Company KBE 1C

23/06/1934 BANTING, Frederick Grant Dr Nobel Prize in Medicine KBE MC 1C

12/06/1976+ BOWEN, Nigel Hubert Chief Justice Federal Court Australia (AC) KBE 2C

01/01/1919+ BROWN, George Mclaren Major (T/Col) British Army KBE 1M

03/06/1925+ CORY, George Norton MGen British Army (KCB) KBE CB DSO 1M

29/06/1935 DOUGHTY, Arthur George Sir Dominion Archivist KBE CMG 1C

24/08/1917+ GORDON, Charles Blair V/Chmn Imperial Munitions Board (GBE) KBE 1C

02/08/1945+ GRASETT, Arthur Edward LGen Royal Engineers KBE CB DSO KStJ 2M

09/02/1918 HARRIES, Arthur Ambrose A/Director Overseas Transport KBE 1C

26/01/1935 LINDSAY, Charles William Sir Philanthropy/Musical Instruments KBE 1C

08/06/1950+ LIVINGSTON, Philip Clermont Air Marshal Royal Air Force KBE CB AFC (CBE) 2M

07/06/1951+ LOEWEN, Charles Falkland LGen Royal Artillery (GCB / KCB) KBE CB DSO (CBE) 2M

08/06/1945+ MACDONALD, Peter Drummond Sir MP Isle of Wight / Captain BA KBE 2C

08/01/1919+ MACKENZIE, Alexander Sir Lawyer and Financier KBE 1C

29/06/1935 McLENNAN, John Cunningham Sir Physicist KBE (OBE) 1C

01/01/1959+ PEREN, Geoffrey Sylvester Principal Massey Agriculture College NZ KBE (CBE) 2C

28/02/1919+ STAVERT, William Ewen Sir British Information Ministry KBE 1C

07/01/1918+ STUART, Campbell LCol Irish Cdn Rangers (GCMG) KBE 1M

19/09/1944+ TAIT, Victor Hubert AVM Royal Air Force KBE CB (OBE) 2M

04/06/1928+ VAN STRAUBENZEE, Casimir MGen British Army KBE CB CMG 1M

01/01/1949+ WHITFORD, John AVM Royal Air Force KBE CB (CBE OBE) 2M

1C = 1st Type Civil

1M = 1st Type Military

2C = 2nd Type Civil

2M = 2nd Type Military

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KBE (civil) awarded to CANADIANS (KBE)

All Civil KBEs 1st Type

24/08/ GORDON, Charles Blair Vice Chairman Imperial Munitions Board of Canada

1917+ Montreal, Quebec GBE (1918)

"Representative of the Ministry of Munitions in the United States of America"

Born: 22 November 1867 Montreal, PQ

Died: 30 July 1939 Montreal, PQ

Career

1892: Forms the standard Shirt Company

1904: Organized the Dominion Textiles Company

1909: President of Dominion Textiles Company and founder and president of Dominion Glass Company

1913: Appointed to the Board of Directors of the Bank of Montreal

1914: Served as Vice Chairman of the Imperial Munitions Board in Ottawa

1916: Served with the British War Mission in Washington as representative of the Ministry of Munitions (receives GBE)

1918: Acting Chair of the British War Mission to the United States

1927: President of the Bank of Montreal

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09/02/ BAILLIE, Frank Wilton “Director of National Aeroplane Factory, Toronto”

1918 Toronto, Ontario London Gazette 07 January 1918 – KBE – Frank Baillie, Esq.

President Canadian Cartridge Company

Born: 09 August 1875 Toronto, Ontario

Married: 08 June 1900 Edith Julia White

Children: 5 3 Sons and 2 Daughters

Died: 02 January 1921 Toronto, Ontario

Career

1889 Clerk with the Central Canada Loan and Savings Company

1894 Private Secretary for Central Canada Loan and Savings Company founder protégé of company’s founder

\ George Albertus Cox

1896 Accountant for Central Canada Loan and Savings Company (dealing in Bonds and Underwriting)

1898 Secretary for Central Canada Loan and Savings Company

1901 Assistant Manager for Central Canada Loan and Savings Company (one of Canada’s leading financiers)

1901 His brother & Nephew managed the Eastern Ontario Branch of the Canada Life Assurance Company

1901 Managing Director of Dominion Securities Corporation

1902 Joined Cox’s son-in-law, Alfred Ernest Ames, as General Manager of the Metropolitan Bank

One of the youngest person to manage a Canadian Chartered Bank

1903 Formed with his brother and Frank Wood a brokerage firm – Baillie Brothers and Company

Later renamed Baillie, Wood and Croft – a Toronto Stock Exchange Company

Part of a group of young investors including Max Aitken who invested in the Cox’s group of companies

Invested Heavily in Dominion Coal Company Ltd

1911 Created the Canada Steel Company Ltd in Hamilton

1912 Formed the Bankers’ Bond Company Ltd (which succeeded Baillie, Wood, and Croft)

09 1912 Incorporated the Dominion Steel Castings Company

1913 Formed Dominion Steel Foundry Company joining Canada Steel and Dominion Steel

1914 Canada Steel renamed Burlington Steel and remained President until his death

1914 Established the Canadian Cartridge Company Limited with the owners of the Chadwick Brass Company in Hamilton

08 1915 Contract to produce 2,000,000 18-pounder cases and to return to the government any profit on the 2nd million

07 1916 Turned over a profit of $758,000 to the government

1916 President of Canadian Aeroplanes Limited (a public company owned by the Imperial Munitions Board Company)

Produced Cdn Curtiss JN-4s (1,210)

Produced Felixstowe F-$-L Flying Boats (30) for the American Government

09/01/1918 2nd Canadian awarded the KBE (civil)

1919 Canadian Cartridge Company and Canadian Aeroplanes Limited both closed

Post-war Lived in Toronto with a large farm near Oakville

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09/02/ HARRIES, Arthur Ambrose Acting Director of Overseas Transport for the Cdn Government

1918 Stoke, Davenport, England (age 32)

"Representative Director of Transports in Canada"

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07/01/ STUART, Campbell LCol - Raised Connaught's Own Irish Canadian Rangers in WW1

1918+ Montreal, Quebec GCMG (1939)

"Vice Chairman of London Headquarters of the British Mission

\ to the USA WW2"

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08/01/ MACKENZIE, Alexander Lawyer and Financier

1919+ Kincardine, Upper Canada "Rio de Janeiro"

"President of several Brazil Public Utility Companies"

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28/02/ STAVERT, William Ewen Accounting Officer - British Ministry of Information

1919+ Summerside, P.E.I.

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08/01/ WOODS, James William Director of Purchases British War Mission in the

1919+ Woodstock, Upper Canada \ United States of America

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KBE (military) awarded to CANADIANS (KBE)

First Type for WW1

01/01/ BROWN, George Mclaren Major (T/Colonel) - British Army

1919+ Hamilton, Ontario

Assistant Director-General Movements & Railways 1918-19

"European Manager of the CPR"

MILITARY KBE

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KBE (military) awarded to CANADIANS 1920 - 1934 by the BRITISH GOVERNMENT (KBE)

First Type

03/06/ CORY, George Norton Major-General - British Army - Army HQ India

1925+ Evanston, Illinois, USA (age 18) KCB (1943) CB (1918) DSO (1900)

"Deputy Chief of the General Staff, Army HQ, India" 1922-1926

Later LGen in British Army

RMC Grad (1895) MILITARY KBE

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04/06/ VAN STRAUBENZEE, Casimir Cartwright Major-General - British Army

1928+ Montreal, Quebec CB (1916) CMG (1917)

"General Officer Commanding Straits Settlements, Malaya" (1927-28)

RMC Grad (1903)

Colonel Commandant Royal Artillery MILITARY KBE

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KBE (civil) awarded to CANADIANS 1934 - 1935 (KBE)

(First Type)

23/06/ BANTING, Frederick Grant Nobel Prize in Medicine (Discovery of Insulin)

1934 Alliston, Ontario MC (1918)

Canada Gazette, 23 June 1934, page 2498: The KING has been graciously pleased, on the occasion of His Majesty's Birthday,

to give orders for the following appointments to the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire: -----------

To be Knight Commander of the Civil Division of the said Most Excellent Order: -

Frederick Grant BANTING, Esquire, D.Sc., LL.D., M.D., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. of the Dominion of Canada,

Discoverer of insulin. (London Gazette of 4 June 1934)

MEDALS:

KBE (1st type civil)

Military Cross (GV)

British War Medal

Victory Medal

CVSM & Bar

1939/45 Medal

George V Jubilee

George VI Coronation CIVIL KBE

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26/01/ LINDSAY, Charles William Philanthropist / Musical Instrument Business

1935 Montreal, Quebec

Canada Gazette: 26 January 1935, page 1572. St. James Palace, 1 January 1935

The KING has been graciously pleased to give orders for the following appointment to the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire: --

To be Knight Commander of the Civil Division of the said Most Excellent Order:

Charles William LINDSAY, Esquire,

"for Philanthropic and charitable services in the Dominion of Canada." CIVIL KBE

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KBE (civil) awarded to CANADIANS 1934 - 1935 (KBE)

(First Type)

29/06/ DOUGHTY, Arthur George Dominion Archivist (1904 - 1935)

1935 Maidenhead, England (age 26) CMG (1905)

Canada Gazette: 29 June 1935, page 2826. After the award to E.W. Beatty:

To be Additional Knight Commanders of the Civil Division of the said Most Excellent Order:

-- Arthur George DOUGHTY, Esq., C.M.G., Litt.D., LL.D., F.R.S.C.,

Archivist Emeritus, and Chairman, Public Records Commission, Dominion of Canada.

MEDALS are held in the National Archives, Ottawa

MEDALS: KBE (civil)

CMG (breast type)

British War Medal (WW1)

George V Jubilee Medal. CIVIL KBE

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29/06/ McLENNAN, John Cunningham Physicist

1935 Ingersoll, Ontario OBE (1917)

To be an Additional Knight Commander of the Civil Division of the said Most Excellent Order:

John Cunningham M'Lennan, Esq., O.B.E., F.R.S., Ph.D., D.Sc. LL.D., F.R.S.C.

Professor Emeritus and Visiting Professor of Physics,

University of Toronto, Dominion of Canada.

"For fundamental discoveries in physics and scientific services."

Magnetic Detection of Submarines in WW1 CIVIL KBE

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3 Sir John Cunningham McLennan, KBE, in robes from the University of Toronto

Sir Arthur George Doughty, KBE, CMG and his medals (right)

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KBE (military) awarded to CANADIANS in the BRITISH FORCES in WW2 (KBE)

(Second Type)

19/09/ TAIT, Victor Hubert Air Vice Marshal - RAF / Director-General Signals and Radar RAF 1942

1944+ Winnipeg, Manitoba CB (1943) OBE (1938)

Order of Merit (USA 1945) / Order of the Nile (Egypt 1936)

Served in the Canadian Army (1914 - 1917)

Royal Air Force (1917 - 1945) MILITARY KBE

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02/08/ GRASETT, Arthur Edward Lieutenant-General - Royal Engineers British Army

1945+ Toronto, Ontario CB (1940) DSO (1918) KStJ (LG 28/06/46)

RMC Grad Colonel Commandant - Royal Engineers

"For Gallant and distinguished services in North-West Europe" MILITARY KBE

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Air Vice-Marshal Sir Victor Hubert Tait, KBE, CB, RAF Lieutenant-General Sir Arthur Edward Grasett, KBE, CB, DSO

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KBE (civil) awarded to a CANADIAN born Member of the British Parliament (KBE)

(Second Type)

08/06/ MACDONALD, Peter Drummond Member of Parliament for the Isle of Wight (for 35 years)

1945+ Nova Scotia Captain British Army WW1 / S/L RAF WWII

CIVIL KBE

Born: 1895 Nova Scotia

Education: Dalhousie College in Halifax

Trinity Hall, Cambridge

Married: First Lady Jean Hervey, Daughter of the Earl of Dundonald (she died in January 1955)

May 1956 Dr. Phoebe Harvey of Shanklin

Died: 02 December 1961 Riding Accident near his home, Ningwood Manor, Yarmouth, Isle of Wight

Military

WWI Captain British Army

WWII Squadron Leader Royal Air Force

British Parliament

1923 Defeated Isle of Wight held by Liberal MP, J.E.B. Seely (who commanded the Canadian Cavalry Brigade)

1924 Elected Isle of Wight as a Conservative defeating J.E.B. Seely

Secretary Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister, President of the Board of Trade from 1928 to 1929

Chair Imperial Affairs Committee for more than 20 years

1945 Vice-Chair Inter-Parliamentary Union (British Group) until 1947

1959 Retired From Parliament after 35 years representing the Isle of Wight

CENTRAL CHANCERY OF THE ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD. St. James's Palace, S.W.I. 8th June, 1945.

The KING has been 'graciously pleased to give orders for the following appointment to the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire: —

To be Additional Knight Commanders of the Civil Division of the said Most Excellent Order: —

Captain Peter Drummond MACDONALD, M.P., “Member of Parliament for the Isle of Wight since 1924, for political and public services”

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KBE (military) awarded to CANADIANS in the BRITISH FORCES after WW2 (KCB)

(Second Type)

01/01/ WHITFORD, John Air Vice Marshal - Royal Air Force

1949+ Alberta CB (1945) CBE (1943) OBE (1935)

MILITARY KBE

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08/06/ LIVINGSTON, Philip Clermont Air Marshal - Royal Air Force

1950+ Cowichan, B.C. CB (1945) CBE (1946) AFC (1942) CStJ

Medical Director of the RAF (1948-1952)

Retired in Duncan, B.C. and died in 1982 MILITARY KBE

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07/06/51+ LOEWEN, Charles Falkland Lieutenant-General - Royal Artillery

Vancouver, B.C. GCB (1957) KCB (1954) CB (1945) CBE (1944)

RMC Grad DSO (1945)

C-in-C British Far East Forces Commander US Legion of Merit

Retired to Surrey, B.C. MILITARY KBE

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4 Air Vice-Marshal Ralph Cochrane, Wing Commander Guy Gibson, King George VI and Group Captain John Whitworth, OBE (later KBE) discussing the

Dambusters Raid in May 1943

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KBE (civil) awarded to a CANADIAN after WW2 (KBE)

12/06/ BOWEN, Nigel Hubert First Chief Justice Federal Court of Australia 1976

1976+ Summerland, B.C. (1911) "For distinguished political service"

Awarded Companion of the Order of Australia (AC) in 21 January 1988 (at age 76)

The Honourable Mr Justice, Sir Nigel Hubert Bowen, AC, KBE, BA, LLB, LLD (Hon.), QC

Born: 26 May 1911 Summerland, British Columbia CIVIL KBE

Emigrated: To Australia as a boy

Educated: 2 Years In England

King’s School in Parramatta

Law University of Sydney

Died: 27 September 1994 Wahroonga, New South Wales, Australia

Military

WWII Lieutenant 2nd Australian Imperial Force

WWII Lieutenant Served in the South Pacific Theatre for 2 years

Civilian

1936 Barrister in New South Wales

WWII Barrister in Victoria

1946 Editor of the Australian Law Journal (to 1961)

1953 Queen’s Council (QC) in New South Wales

1954 Queen’s Council (QC) in Victoria

1957 Vice-President of the Law Council of Australia (to 1960)

1959 President of the New South Wales Bar Council (to 1961)

Australian Parliament and Chief Justice of Australia

1964 Liberal Member for Parramatta

1966 Attorney-General for Australia

1968 Introduced Privy Council Limitation of Appeals Act of 1968 which lead to the abolishing of appeal to the

High Court of the Privy Council in London in 1986

1969 Minister of Education and Science

1971 Again Attorney-General for Australia

1972 Minister of Foreign Affairs

1973 Chief Judge in Equity in the Supreme Court of New South Wales

1976 Chief Judge (later renamed Chief Justice) of the Federal Court of Australia

1976 His earlier bill formed the basis for the Federal Court of Australia Act.

1990 Retired

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Companion_of_the_Order_of_Australia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knight_Commander_of_the_Order_of_the_British_Empire

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Court_of_Australia

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KBE (civil) associated with CANADA POST-WW2 (KBE)

01/01/ PEREN, Geoffrey Sylvester Principal of Massey Agricultural College N.Z.

1959+ Essex, England (age 18) CBE (1953)

"For Services to Agriculture"

Canadian connection:

Educated University of Toronto & Ontario Agricultural College

WW1 served with Canadian Field Artillery & Royal Artillery with MID

Went to New Zealand after education and after farming in Canada

WW2 he commanded 2nd Infantry Bde Group & 4th N.Z. Division as a Brigadier

Colonel Commandant 2 Armoured Regiment, N.Z. Forces 1954 – 1957

"KBE awarded on the advice of New Zealand Government" CIVIL KBE

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CBE (military) awarded to CANADIAN ARMY for WW1 (CBE)

1st Type

LG+ / CG NAME RANK CORPS DECORATIONS /

12/07/19 ADAMI, John George Colonel Cdn Army Medical Corps CBE

12/07/19 ALMOND, John McPherson Canon Cdn Army Chaplain Corps CMG CBE

12/07/19 ARMSTRONG, John Alexander Colonel Cdn Army Dental Corps CMG CBE

19/10/18 BLAYLOCK, Harry Woodburn LCol Cdn Red Cross Comm France CBE

12/07/19 BOSWORTH, Samuel Medbury A/LCol Quebec Regiment CBE

12/07/19 BRIDGES, James Whiteside Colonel Cdn Army Medical Corps CBE

14/02/20 BROOK, Reginald James T/LCol Royal Canadian Regiment CBE DSO

12/07/19 BROWN, Ernest Rudolph LCol Cdn Army Medical Corps CBE

12/07/19 BUALL, William Shankler LCol Cdn Army Medical Corps CBE

14/02/20 CARTWRIGHT, Francis Lennox LCol Lord Strathcona's Horse CBE DSO

14/02/20 CLARKE, John Thomas T/Col Cdn Army Medical Corps 5 CBE MC (CStJ)

08/02/19 de BURY and de BOCARME, Henry LCol Cdn Ordinance Corps CBE

09/02/18 DENNISTOUN, Robert Maxwell LCol Deputy Judge Advocate General CBE

10/05/19 DOWIE, Lawrence Adam T/LCol General List (Hon Major) CBE (OBE)

05/07/19 DRUM, Lorne Colonel Canadian Army CBE

05/07/19 FALLS, George Oliver T/Col Cdn Army Chaplain Service CBE

29/03/19 FARMER, George Devey Colonel Cdn Army Medical Corps CBE

08/02/19 FETHERSTONHAUGH, William Samuel T/LCol Cdn Forestry Corps / Attached RAF CBE

12/07/19 GOLDSMITH, Perry Gladstone Colonel Cdn Army Medical Corps CBE

05/07/19 GRIFFIN, Atholl Edwin LCol Cdn Army Medical Corps CBE DSO

05/07/19 HOARE, Cuthbert Gurney A/BGen Indian Army (Canadian) CMG CBE

05/07/19 HOGAN, Edward Vincent LCol Canadian Army Medical Corps CBE

12/07/19 HUTCHISON, James Alexander Colonel Cdn Army Medical Corps CBE

10/05/19 HYDE, James Reid A/LCol Cdn Field Artillery CBE

08/02/19 JARVIS, Arthur Murray LCol Cdn General List CMG CBE

08/02/19 JOHNSON, George Hamilton LCol Cdn Forestry Corps CBE

10/05/19 MACPHERSON, Duncan Gordon LCol Fort Garry Horse CBE

08/02/19 MILLER, John Lawrence LCol Cdn Forestry Corps CBE

5 26/06/1934 CLARKE, John Thomas T/Col Cdn Army Medical Corps Awarded CStJ CBE CStJ MC

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CBE (military) awarded to CANADIAN ARMY for WW1 (CBE)

1st Type


08/02/19 RIDLEY, Ethel Blanche P/M Cdn Nursing Service CBE RRC

05/07/19 RIPLEY, Blair LCol Cdn Railway Troops CBE DSO

12/07/19 ROBERTSTON, Herman Melchior Colonel Cdn Army Medical Corps CBE

20/07/18 ROBERTSON, Struan Gordon LCol OIC Estates Branch CEF 6 CBE CStJ

09/02/18 RUDOLF, Robert Dawson Colonel Consultant Medicine CAMC CBE

12/07/12 RUTTAN, Charles M. LCol Cdn Army Medical Corps CBE

20/07/18 SHARMAN, Charles Henry L. Colonel Cdn Field Artillery 7 (CMG) CBE CStJ (ISO)

05/07/19 SIMPSON, Robert Mills Colonel Cdn Army Medical Corps CBE DSO

12/07/19 SKINNER, Frederick St. Duthus Colonel Cdn Reserve of Officers CBE

29/03/19 SMYTHE, William Ross Colonel Cdn Army Medical Corps CBE

14/02/20 STAYNER, Richard Winslow LCol 2nd Royal Cdn Mounted Rifles CBE DSO MC

29/03/19 STEWART, John Colonel Canadian Army Medical Corps CBE

12/07/19 TAIT, John Spottiswood LCol British Columbia Regiment CBE

05/07/19 TEMPLETON, Charles Perry LCol Cdn Army Medical Corps CBE DSO

05/07/19 TODD, Guy Mansfield LCol Cdn Army Postal Corps CBE

29/03/19 WARD, Walter Reginald Colonel Chief Paymaster/Cdn General List CBE

09/02/18 WHITE, Gerald Verner Colonel Cdn Forestry Corps Timber Operations CBE

05/07/19 WILBY, Arthur William Roger T/Col Labour Commandant Cdn Army CBE

05/07/19 WILSON, Francis Walter LCol Cdn Army Medical Corps CBE

10/05/19 WORKMAN, Wolston Thomas LCol Cdn Chaplain Service CBE (OBE)

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5 20/07/18 SHARMAN, Charles Henry L. Col Canadian Field Artillery CMG CBE CStJ ISO (Awarded CStJ as per London Gazette)

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CBE (military) awarded to MEMBERS of the CANADIAN ARMY Serving in the RAF for WW1 (CBE)

1st Type


01/01/19 MOORE, Harold Arthur LCol RAF CBE

01/01/19 MULOCK, Redford Henry Colonel RAF – ex 13th Cdn Field Artillery CBE DSO

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CBE (military) awarded to the RCN in WW1 (CBE)

1st Type


23/04/20+ HOSE, Walter Captain Assistant Director Naval Service CBE

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CBE (military) awarded to a CANADIAN in the BRITISH ARMY WW1 (CBE)

1st Type


03/06/19+ RHODES, Godfrey Dean T/Col Royal Engineers (Railways) (Kt) CBE DSO

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CBE (civil) awarded to CANADIANS in WW1 (CBE)

1st Type

LG+/CG NAME TITLE POSITION DECORATIONS /

09/02/18 EDWARDS, George Mr Auditor Imperial Munitions Board CBE

09/02/18 FitzGERALD, Edward {X} Mr Asst to Chairman Imperial Munitions Board CBE

{X} = Awarded OBE in WW2 which was rescinded as the CBE is a higher award

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CBE (civil) awarded to a FUTURE CANADIAN in 1926 (CBE)

1st Type


01/01/26+ OUTERBRIDGE, Leonard Cecil Mr President Newfoundland Board of Trade (CC Kt) CBE DSO

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CBE (civil) awarded to CANADIANS January 1934 to June 1935 (CBE)

1st Type


23/06/34 ADDISON, Margaret Miss Dean of Women Victoria College Univ of Toronto CBE

27/01/34 AGNES, Dennis Mrs For a Lifetime of Distinguished Service CBE

23/06/34 ALLAN, Mary E. W. Mrs For Service with Crippled Children CBE

26/01/35 BLACK, Henry Mr Chairman Saskatchewan Relief Commission CBE

26/01/35 GREGOIRE, Joseph Ernest Mayor City of Quebec CBE

27/01/34 HOLLAND, Laura Miss For child protection work in Canada CBE RRC

26/01/35 HOUDE, Camillien Mayor City of Montreal CBE

29/06/35 JOHNSON, Edward Mr For services to music in Canada / Opera Manager CBE

23/06/34 KYDD, Mary W. Miss President National Council of Women CBE

27/01/34 MacMURCHY, Helen Dr Chief Division of Child Welfare Cdn CBE

29/06/35 McKECHNIE, Robert Edward Dr Chancellor University of BC CBE

29/06/35 MAHONEY, Merchant Mr Commercial Secretary Legation at Washington CBE

29/06/35 MATTHEWS, William Erza Mr Chairman Federal District Commission CBE

29/06/35 MILLER, William Losh Professor Chemist U of T / President of the Royal Society of Canada CBE

29/06/35 OSBORNE, Henry Campbell Colonel For services to Dramatic Art CMG CBE

23/06/34 PICHE, Marie-Anna Mere Superieure Generale des de la Charite CBE

26/01/35 PLASKETT, John Stanley Mr Director of Astrophysical Observatory CBE

27/01/34 RAYSIDE, Edith C. Miss Superintendent Hamilton General Hospital CBE RRC

29/06/35 REID, Helen Richmond Miss For philanthropic service in Canada CBE

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CBE (civil) awarded to CANADIANS January 1934 to June 1935 (CBE)

1st Type


23/06/34 SAUNDERS, Margaret Miss For Service in the Humane Society / Writer CBE

29/06/35 SHUTT, Frank Thomas Mr Dominion Chemist Dominion of Canada CBE DSC

26/01/35 STEWART, William James Mayor City of Toronto CBE

27/01/34 SMELLIE, Elizabeth Miss Chief Superintendent Victorian Order of Nurses CBE RRC 8

29/06/35 WARREN, Sarah Trumbull Mrs Chief Commissioner Girl Guides Assn CBE

27/01/34 WHITTON, Charlotte Miss Executive Dir Cdn Council Child Welfare (OC) CBE

27/01/34 WOOD, Laura Mrs For service to Education in New Brunswick CBE

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CBE (military) awarded to CANADIAN ARMY 1935 (CBE)

1st Type

CG NAME RANK POSITION DECORATIONS /

26/01/35 ELKINS, William Henry T/BGen Commandant RMC (RCA) (WW2 CB) CBE DSO

29/06/35 O'CONNER, Henry Willis T/LCol PPCLI / ADC to GG (1948 CVO) CBE DSO

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8 Elizabeth Smellie, CBE, RRC (note – ribbon on her Army uniform is the 2nd type but she was awarded the 1st type CBE)

Bottom photo: Brigadier-General William Henry Elkins, CB, CBE, DSO and bar

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CBE (military) awarded to the ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE in WW2 (CBE)

2nd Type

LG+ / CG NAME RANK DETAILS DECORATIONS /

15/06/45 BRYANS, John George A/C RCAF Headquarters CBE (OBE)

08/01/44 CAMPBELL, Archibald Patrick G/C Eastern Air Command CBE

06/01/45 CAMPBELL, Hugh Lester A/C Asst Chief of Air Staff CBE

05/01/46 CHAREST, Joseph Edouard A. A/C RCAF Headquarters CBE

05/01/46 CLAPPISON, Henry Gordon A/C RCAF Headquarters CBE

05/01/46 COCKRAM, William Ewart A/C RCAF Headquarters CBE

09/01/43 COLLARD, Richard Reeve A/C Air Force Headquarters CBE

15/06/46 COSTELLO, Martin A/C RCAF Headquarters CBE (OBE)

10/06/44 COWLEY, Arthur Thomas N. AVM AOC #1 Training Command CBE

09/01/43 CROIL, George Mitchell AVM Air Force Headquarters CBE AFC

05/06/43 CURTIS, Wilfred Austin AVM RCAF Overseas HQ (OC) CBE DSC

01/01/44+ DUNLAP, Clarence Rupert G/C 139 Wing Overseas CBE AFC

15/06/46 GODWIN, Harold Brandon A/C RCAF Overseas HQ CBE (OBE)

05/01/46 GORDON, Russell Charles A/C RCAF Headquarters CBE

08/01/44 GUTHRIE, Kenneth MacGregor A/C Deputy Air Staff-Plans CBE

10/06/44 HANNA, William Fielding G/C Director of Plans CBE

01/01/46+ HURLEY, Joseph Louis A/C Base Commander 6 Group CBE

05/01/46 IRWIN, George Norman A/C Number 1 Training Cmd HQ CBE

06/01/45 JAMES, Arthur Lorne A/C Dir Repair & Maintenance CBE

05/01/46 JOHNSON, Alan Lawrence A/C RCAF Headquarters CBE

15/06/46 KERR, John Gordon A/C Number 1 Air Command HQ CBE AFC

08/01/44 MacKELL, David Edward G/C Director of Personnel CBE

14/06/45+ McBURNEY, Ralph Edward A/C AOC 6 Group CBE

06/01/45 MIDDLETON, Elwood Edward A/C Director of Personnel CBE

01/01/46+ MILLER, Frank Robert A/C Bomber Command / Tiger Force (CC) CBE

05/06/43 MORFEE, Arthur Lawrence A/C Eastern Air Command CBE

05/01/46 MOSSOP, Neron Frederick A/C RCAF Headquarters CBE

16/06/45 MURRAY, John MacLeod A/C Director of Accounts CBE

05/01/46 O'BRIEN, Geoffrey Stuart A/C RCAF Station Rockcliffe CBE AFC

15/06/46 ORR, Walter Alyn A/C RCAF Headquarters CBE (OBE)

05/01/46 PLANT, John Lawrence A/C Number 9 Transport Group CBE (AFC)

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CBE (military) awarded to the ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE in WW2 (CBE)

2nd Type


02/06/43+ POWELL, Griffith James G/C RCAF Unit Air Trans Command CBE

06/01/45 RAYMOND, Adelard AVM AOC #3 Training Cmd CBE

15/06/46 ROSS, Arthur Dwight A/C RCAF Staff College GC CBE (OBE)

05/01/46 RUSSELL, Arthur Herbert A/C RCAF Headquarters CBE

05/06/43 SLEMON, Charles Roy G/C RCAF Overseas (OC CB) CBE 9

06/01/45 SMITH, Douglas McCully A/C Western Air Command HQ CBE

16/06/45 TACKABERRY, Stanley G. A/C Cdn Joint Staff Washington CBE

16/06/45 TICE, James Winfred A/C Director of Medical Svc CBE

16/06/45 WAIT, Frank Goodell A/C Number 1 Air Command HQ CBE

06/01/45 WAIT, George Enoch A/C RCAF War Staff College CBE

10/06/44 WALSH, George Victor AVM Air Member Joint Staff CBE (MBE)

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CBE (military) awarded to members of the RAF serving with the RCAF in WW2 (CBE)

2nd Type


05/01/46 COLLINS, Harold John A/C RCAF Headquarters CBE

10/06/44 IRON, Douglas A/C OIC #4 Training Command CBE (OBE)

05/06/43 PLAXTON, Anthony Lauderdale A/C Director Training CBE DFC

01/01/46+ POPE, Sydney Leo Gregory A/C OIC Training Base in Canada CBE DFC AFC

08/01/44 SEWARD, Walter John A/C Number 12 Group CBE

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9 Group Captain (later Air Marshal) Roy Slemon, CBE, CD

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CBE (military) awarded to the CANADIAN ARMY in WW2 (CBE)

2nd Type


05/01/46 AGNEW, Donald Robert BGen DOC NB Militia Area / RCA CBE

15/06/46 ALLARD, Jean Victor BGen Cmd - 6 CIB / R22eR (CC) CBE DSO** (GOQ)

06/01/45 ANGLIN, Gerald Gardner BGen DOC MD #7 CBE MC* ED

08/01/44 BEAMENT, Arthur Warwick BGen RCCS CBE VD

05/01/46 BEAN, Walter Alexander A/BGen Cmd Pacific Ocean Areas CBE ED

12/08/44 BENNETT, John Arthur Watson Colonel Dep Dir Ordnance RCOC CBE

05/01/46 BERNATCHEZ, Joseph Paul Emile BGen Cmd - 2 CIB / R22eR (CMM) CBE DSO (OBE)

15/12/45 BINGHAM, John Francis BGen Cmd - 2 CAB CBE

30/06/45 BLACK, Dudley Kingdon A/BGen Chief Eng 2 CC / RCE CBE DSO

05/01/46 BLACKADER, Kenneth Gault BGen Cmd - 8 CIB / BWC CBE DSO MC

10/06/44 BLAIS, Edmond Alfred BGen DOC MD #5 (Quebec) CBE

10/06/44 BOOTH, Charles Stephen BGen Dep Adj Gen 1 CA / MP CBE MC

16/06/45 BOSTOCK, William Norman BGen Chief Engineer 2 CC CBE

05/06/43 BROWNFIELD, Harold Oswald BGen CCRA 1st Cdn Army RCA CBE MC

15/06/46 CABELDU, Frederick Norman BGen Commander 4 CIB / CSR CBE DSO ED

05/01/46 CARR, Noel Osmond BGen Canadian Army CBE

09/01/43 CHISHOLM, George Brock BGen Director RCAMC (CC) CBE MC

15/12/45 CHRISTIAN, John Despard A/BGen Chief Engineer 1 CC CBE (OBE)

17/03/45 CLARK, Samuel Findlay BGen Chief of Signals 2 CC CBE

16/06/45 COLQUHOUN, William Gourlay BGen Cmd - 19 CIG / PPCLI CBE MC

16/06/45 CONNELLY, Alan Burton BGen Chief Eng 1 CC Italy CBE

05/01/46 CREIGHTON, Allen James A/BGen Dir Military Training CBE ED

05/01/46 CUNNINGHAM, Douglas Gordon BGen Cmd - 9 CIB / QOCHC CBE DSO

06/01/44 DE LALANNE, James Arthur BGen Deputy Adjutant-General CBE MC*

15/06/46 DEWAR, Daniel Everett A/MGen Canadian Army CBE

15/06/46 DRURY, Charles Mills BGen GSO1 2nd CIB RCA (OC) CBE DSO (MBE)

15/06/46 DUNCANSON, Andrew Eastman A/BGen DOC MD #7 London / RCOC CBE DSO VD

15/06/46 EARNSHAW, Philip BGen RCCS CBE DSO MC

15/06/46 ELDER, Herbert Munro BGen RCAMC CBE DSO ED

23/12/44 FARMER, George Richard Devey A/BGen RCAMC CBE ED

15/12/45 FARQUHARSON, Donald Gordon A/BGen Dep Dir Ordnance RCOC CBE (OBE)

10/06/44 FENWICK, Charles Philip BGen Director Medical (CB) CBE MC ED

05/01/46 FERGUSON, George Alexander A/BGen Deputy Adjutant-Gen CBE ED

07/07/45 FOSTER, Harry Wickwire MGen GOC - 1st Canadian Division CBE DSO

08/01/44 FOULKES, Charles BGen GOC - 2nd Canadian Division (CC CB) CBE DSO

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2nd Type


08/01/44 GANONG, Hardy Nelson MGen GOC - 6th Canadian Division CBE

05/06/43 GENET, John Ernest BGen Chief Signals 1 CA CBE MC

10/06/44 GIBSON, Ralph Burgess BGen VCGS 1944 / RCE (CB) CBE VD

15/06/46 GIBSON, Thomas Graeme BGen RCASC CBE DSO

07/07/45 GILBRIDE, William Preston BGen OC Cdn Training Centre CBE DSO (OBE)

05/01/46 GIRVAN, John Pollands BGen CO COTC / Command 14th CIB CBE DSO MC

05/01/46 GOODEVE, Leslie Charles BGen Canadian Army CBE DSO

22/09/45 GOSTLING, Guy Standish Noakes BGen Command - 2 CBR / TSR CBE ED

23/12/44 GOUGH, James Revely Russell Colonel GL / Admin 1 CA CBE

05/01/46 GRAHAM, Howard Douglas BGen D/Chief Gen Staff (OC CVO) CBE DSO ED

17/03/45 GRANT, George Milligan BGen D/Dir Eng 1 CA / RCSC CBE

05/01/46 GREGG, Milton Fowler BGen CO Training Centre (OC) VC CBE MC

30/12/44 HALDENBY, Eric Wilson BGen OC Reinforcement Units / 48H CBE MC VD

06/01/45 HENDERSON, Robert James A/BGen Command #1 Ordnance Depot RCOC CBE

05/01/46 HEPBURN, Channell Galbraith H/BGen Principal Chaplain (P) CBE MC ED

28/10/44 HOFFMEISTER, Bertram Meryl A/MGen Command - 5 CAB (OC) CBE DSO** ED

16/06/45 HOWARD, Gordon Bryon A/MGen Canadian Army CBE

30/06/45 JEFFERSON, James Curry BGen Command 10th Cdn Inf Brigade / LER CBE DSO ED

22/09/45 JOHNSTON, Ian Strachan BGen Command 5th Cdn Armoured Brigade CBE DSO ED

05/01/46 KAY, Orville Montague Miles BGen Deputy Adjutant-General CBE ED

06/01/45 KEATING, Harold John Buckler BGen Deputy QMG NDHQ / RCOC CBE

23/12/44 KEEFLER, Ralph Holley BGen Command - 6 CIB / RCA CBE (DSO) ED

10/06/44 KEENLEYSIDE, Hubert Brock A/BGen RCOC CBE

10/06/44 KELLER, Rodney Frederick MGen Command 3rd CID / PPCLI CBE

08/01/44 KELLY, Patrick BGen Royal Cdn Army Pay Corps CBE

08/01/44 KENNEDY, Howard MGen Quartermaster-Gen / RCE CBE MC

07/07/45 KITCHING, George BGen GOC - 4th Cdn Army Div CBE DSO

12/08/44 LAING, Horace Vivian Darrell BGen DA & QMG 2nd Cdn Corps CBE ED

10/06/44 LAMBERT, Noel Dudley BGen Deputy QMG Ottawa CBE

05/06/43 LECLERC, Pierre Edouard MGen GOC Newfoundland CBE MM ED

05/01/46 LEFEBVRE, Hercule BGen Command Reinforce Group 'R' CBE MC VD

08/01/44 LETSON, Harry Farnham German MGen Adjutant Gen 1942-44 (CB) CBE MC ED

05/01/46 LETT, Sherwood BGen Deputy Chief of Staff CBE DSO MC

30/06/45 LISTER, James Frederick BGen Deputy Adjutant & QMG 1 Cdn Army RCOC CBE (OBE)

06/01/45 LOTT, Frank Melville BGen Director of Dental Service CBE

06/01/45 LOUGH, John Robertson Stewart BGen Deputy Director Cdn Reinforce Unit CBE DSO MC

05/06/43 LUTON, Robert Marsden BGen RCAMC CBE MC

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10/06/44 MacDONALD, Donald John BGen DOC MD #1 London / LSH (RC) CBE DSO** MC

12/08/44 MacDONALD, Nicol Bennett BGen Deputy QMG / RCOC CBE

05/01/46 MacGILLIVRAY, Ronald Cameron H/BGen Principal Chaplain (RC) CBE MC ED

10/06/44 MacLEAN, Allister Thomas BGen Chief Engineer - 1 CA CBE MC VD

06/01/45 MACKLIN, Wilfred Harold S. BGen Admin Pacific Command / RCCS CBE

09/01/43 MacQUEEN, John Henry BGen Deputy QMG / RCOC CBE

30/12/44 McCARTER, George Arnold BGen RCA CBE

30/12/44 McCUSKER, Emmet Andrew BGen Dep Dir Med Svc 1 CC / RCAMC CBE MC ED

07/07/45 McKEE, Clarence Sparks BGen Chief Signals 1st CC CBE ED

23/12/44 MANN, Clarence Churchill BGen Chief of Staff 1 CA CBE DSO

23/12/44 MATTHEWS, Albert Bruce BGen GOC - 2nd Cdn Division / RCA CBE DSO ED

15/12/45 MATTHEWS, Beverley A/BGen Deputy Adjutant-Gen / 48H CBE (OBE)

05/01/46 MAVOR, Wilfrid BGen D/Master-Gen of Ordnance RCOC CBE MC

06/01/45 MEAKINS, Jonathan Campbell BGen Deputy Dir RCAMC / Dean McGill CBE

05/01/46 MELVILLE, James Learmouth BGen Chief Engineer 1 CA / RCE CBE MC* ED

10/06/44 MORRISON, George Power BGen D/Master-Gen of Ordnance RCOC CBE

16/06/45 MORTIMER, Arthur Royal BGen Paymaster General CBE

05/01/46 MORTON, Ralph Otter Geoffrey BGen DOC MD #10 Winnipeg / GSO HQ CBE

05/06/43 MURCHIE, John Carl MGen Vice-Chief Defence Staff (CB) CBE

15/06/45 MURDOCK, Horatio Ward BGen Canadian Army CBE ED

29/09/45 MURPHY, William Cameron BGen Command 1st Cdn Armoured Brigade CBE DSO ED

10/06/44 NOEL, Marcel BGen Vice Adjutant-General CBE ED

05/01/46 NOLAN, Henry Grattan BGen Canadian Army CBE MC

06/01/45 ORDE, Reginald John BGen Judge Advocate Gen NDHQ CBE (CStJ)

05/01/46 PATRICK, Lorraine BGen RCOC CBE

29/04/44 PENHALE, Matthew Howard Sumners BGen Deputy Chief Staff Cdn Mil HQ CBE

12/08/44 PLAYFAIR, Cecil Homer A/Col RCAMC CBE (OBE)

30/06/45 PLOW, Edward Chester BGen CCRA 1st Canadian Army / RCA CBE DSO

05/06/43 POTTS, Arthur Edward MGen Command 6th Cdn Division 42-43 CBE ED

06/01/45 RAE, Cecil Alexander BGen Inspector Hospitals RCAMC CBE ED

09/01/43 RENAUD, Ernest James BGen D/Quartermaster-General (CB) CBE (OBE)

15/12/45 ROBINSON, George William A/BGen Command - 2 CAB / 1stH CBE

05/01/46 ROCKINGHAM, John Meredith BGen Command - 9 CIB / RHLI (Korea CB) CBE DSO*

23/12/44 RODGER, Norman Elliot BGen Command - 10 CIB / RCE CBE

16/06/45 ROOME, Richard Edward Graham BGen Deputy Adjutant-General CBE VD

06/01/45 RUTHERFORD, Thomas John BGen Command CAC Reinforcement Unit CBE ED

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2nd Type


09/01/43 SIMONDS, Guy Granville BGen Chief of Staff 1 Cdn Army (CC CB) CBE (DSO)

05/01/46 SMITH, Armand Armstrong BGen Command 1st Cdn Inf (1 CD) CBE MC ED

17/03/45 SMITH, Edward Robert BGen Dir Supply & Transport 1 CA CBE

28/10/44 SMITH, James Desmond Blaise BGen Command - 1 CIB / RCD CBE DSO (OBE)

15/06/46 SPARLING, Herbert Alan BGen Command - 1 CC Artillery CBE DSO

10/06/44 SPENCER, Alexander Charles BGen CO Camp Borden 1942-46 CBE ED

05/01/46 SPRY, Daniel Charles A/MGen GOC - 3rd Cdn Division CBE DSO

08/01/44 STEWART, James Crosley BGen CCRA 1st Canadian Army / RCA CBE DSO

17/03/45 STORMS, Douglas Hinch BGen Cdn Chief Engineer Works RCE CBE MC (OBE)

15/06/46 SUTTIE, Earl Ritchie BGen Royal Cdn Artillery CBE DSO

16/06/45 SWITZER, Thomas Deeves BGen D/Master-Gen of Ordnance RCOC CBE

05/01/46 TABER, Harold Edward BGen Director Elect & Comm Design RCOC CBE

05/01/46 THACKRAY, William Carson BGen Canadian Army CBE

09/01/43 THERIAULT, Antonin BGen Dept of Munitions & Supply CBE

22/09/45 TODD, Percy Arthur Stanley BGen CCRA 2nd Cdn Corps RCA CBE DSO (OBE)

06/01/45 TOPP, Charles Beresford BGen Cmd 17th Bd Cdn East Coast / GGFG CBE DSO MC*

05/01/46 TREMAIN, Albert Edward Dunciar BGen RCA CBE ED

15/06/46 TREMAINE, Arthur Victor BGen Canadian Army CBE

16/06/45 TRUDEAU, Georges Alexandre BGen DOC MD #12 Regina CBE

16/09/44 VOKES, Christopher A/MGen GOC - 1st Division / PPCLI (CB) CBE DSO

08/01/44 WALFORD, Alfred Ernest BGen DAG & QMG 1st Cdn Army (CB) CBE MM ED

23/12/44 WALSH, Geoffrey BGen Chief Eng - 1st Cdn Army CBE DSO

05/01/46 WARNER, Wilfred Parsons BGen RCAMC CBE DSO

06/01/45 WEDD, William Basil BGen Senior Civil Affairs Officer CMHQ CBE DSO MC

30/12/44 WEEKS, Ernest Geoffrey BGen Chief Signals 1st Cdn Corps (CB) CBE MC* MM*

16/06/45 WHITE, Donald Alexander BGen DOC MD #6 Halifax CBE DSO

09/01/43 WHITE, John Burton BGen DOC MD #4 Cdn Forestry Corps CBE DSO ED

29/09/45 WRINCH, Arthur Egbert A/BGen Chief Sigs Officer 1st Cdn Corps CBE

29/04/44 WYMAN, Robert Andrew BGen Command - 1 Cdn Tank Bde CAC CBE DSO ED

16/06/45 YOUNG, Hugh Andrew A/MGen Command - 6 CIB / QMG 1944 (CB) CBE DSO

08/01/44 YOUNG, James Vernon MGen Master-General Ordnance (CB) CBE

22/09/45 ZIEGLER, William Smith BGen CCRA 1st CID / RCA CBE DSO ED

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CBE (military) awarded to the ROYAL CANADIAN NAVY in WW2 (CBE)

2nd Type

LG+ / CG NAME RANK BRANCH DECORATIONS /

14/06/45 BROCK, Eustace Alexander Captain RCNVR CBE

08/01/44 BROCK, Ernest Reginald Captain RCNVR CBE

15/06/46 BIDWELL, Roger Edward Shelford Captain RCN CBE 10

05/06/43 BRODEUR, Víctor Gabriel Rear-Admiral RCN (CB) CBE

05/01/46 CREERY, Walter Bourchier Captain RCN CBE

05/01/46 DeMARBOIS, Jean Maurice Barbe Captain RCN CBE (OBE)

05/01/46 DeWOLF, Henry George Commodore RCN CBE DSO DSC

05/01/46 EARL, Paul Whitney Captain RCNVR CBE

15/06/46 EDWARDS, John Crispo Inglis Captain RCN CBE

05/01/46 GRANT, Harold Taylor Wood Commodore RCN CBE DSO

08/01/44 GRANT, John Moreau Acting Captain RCN CBE

05/01/46 HIBBARD, Godfrey Musgrave Commodore 2nd Class RCN CBE

14/06/45 HOUGHTON, Frank Llewellyn Captain RCN CBE

08/01/44 JEFFERSON, Frank Harvey Engineer Captain RCN CBE

05/01/46 JOHNSON, Bernard Leitch Captain RCNR CBE DSC

05/01/46 KELLY, Thomas Douglas Captain RCNR CBE

10/06/44 MURRAY, Leonard Warren Rear-Admiral RCN (CB) CBE

09/01/43 STEPHENS, George Leslie Engineer Rear-Admiral RCN (CB) CBE

06/06/44 TAYLOR, Cuthbert Robert Holland Commodore RCN CBE

08/06/44 WOODHOUSE, John Alick Edward Paymaster Captain RN (loaned RCN) CBE (OBE) 11

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10 Captain Roger Bidwell, CBE, CD medals

11 NOTE: Surgeon Commander Charles Hubert Best, CBE served in the RCNVR but received a CBE civil for his work with Dr. Banting.

His CBE is not counted in the RCN Numbers as he was awarded his CBE mainly for his civilian work.

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CBE (military) awarded to CANADIANS IN THE RAF / BRITISH ARMY IN WW2

2nd Type


02/06/43+ CRITCHLEY, Alfred Cecil A/C Royal Air Force (Cdn Army WW1) CMG CBE DSO 12

05/08/43+ CARSON, Sir Frederick BGen Royal Engineers Kt CBE MC*

24/01/46+ FAIRBANKS, Cecil Benfield BGen The Sherwood Forester (Nottingham) (CB) CBE (MBE)

13/06/46+ LIVINGSTON, Philip Clermonte A/C Royal Air Force Medical Service (KBE) CBE AFC (OBE)

01/01/44+ LOEWEN, Charles Falkland Colonel Royal Artillery (GCB KBE) CBE DSO

11/07/40+ MURISON, Charles Alexander LCol RA - DA & QMG Cdn Corps (CB) CBE MC

01/01/46+ WATERHOUSE, Richard Henry G/C Royal Air Force CBE DFC AFC

17/09/43+ WHITFORD, John A/C Royal Air Force (KBE) CBE (OBE)

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Canadian Connections

CRITCHLEY served in the Canadian Cavalry in WW1 before transferring to the RAF

FAIRBANKS was born in Montreal

MURISON was born in Grenfell, Saskatchewan

WATERHOUSE lived in Canada for many years before the war

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12 Air Commodore Alfred Cecil Critchley, CB, CBE, DSO, formerly Canadian Cavalry WWI

35

CBE (civil) awarded to CANADIANS for services during WW2 (CBE)

2nd Type

LG+ / CG NAME TITLE DETAILS DECORATIONS /

01/07/46 AMBRIDGE, Douglas White Mr Director-General Navy Shipbuilding CBE

01/07/46 ANDERSON, William Matheson Mr A/Dir-Gen National Housing Admin CBE

01/07/46 ARCHIBALD, Edgar Spinney Mr Director Dominion Experimental Farms (CC) CBE

05/06/43 ARCHER, A.E. (Albert Ernest) Dr President Canadian Medical Association CBE

01/07/46 ARGUE, Charles William Prof Dean of Science Univ New Brunswick CBE

08/01/44 ARSCOTT, Allan Edwin Mr Chairman National War Finance Committee CBE

01/07/46 BALDWIN, David K. Mr Assistant Chairman National War Finance Committee CBE

01/07/46 BAZETT, Henry Cuthbert Prof Banting & Best Institute CBE

05/06/43 BEAUBIEN, Justine Madam Founder St. Justine Hospital Montreal CBE (OBE)

08/01/44 BEAUBIEN, Louis de Gaspe Mr Chairman National War Savings Committee CBE

01/07/46 BENGOUGH, Percy Robert Mr President Cdn Trades & Labour Congress CBE

01/07/46 BERKINSHAW, Richard Coulton Mr Chrmn Wartime Industries Control Board CBE

08/01/44 BEST, Charles Herbert Dr Researcher Co-discoverer of Insulin (CH CC) CBE

05/06/43 BEST, W.L. Mr Brotherhood Locomotive, Firemen &Enginemen CBE

01/07/46 BIRKS, William Massey Mr Jeweller/Chrmn United Allied Relief Fund CBE

01/07/46 BOUCHARD, Joseph Georges Mr ADM Ministry of Agriculture CBE

01/07/46 BOWEN, Henry Blaine Mr Chief of Motive Power & Rolling Stock CPR CBE

01/07/46 BRADEN, George S. Mr Pres CCM Cdn Cycle & Motor Co Ltd CBE

05/06/43 BRAIS, François-Philippe Mr Member Legislative Committee (Lawyer) (CC) CBE

08/01/44 BRILLANT, Jules Andre Colonel Pres Lower St. Lawrence Power CBE

01/07/46 BROWN, Frank Herbert Mr ADM Dept Munitions & Supply CBE

01/07/46 BROWN, William Archibald Mr Chief Poultry Marketing & Prod Svc CBE

01/07/46 BRUNNING, Ernest John Mr Coal Controller WW2 / Industrialist CBE (OBE)

01/07/46 BURD, Frank J. Mr Managing Director Vancouver Journal CBE

01/07/46 BURTON, Edgar Gordon Mr President R. Simpson Co / Retail Admin WPTB CBE

05/06/43 BURTON, Charles Luther Mr Chrmn National War Services Advisory Board CBE

05/06/43 CAMPBELL, Gladyes E. Mrs Work of the Red Cross Society Windsor CBE (OBE)

01/07/46 CAMPBELL, Wallace Ronald Mr Ford Motor Company of Canada Walkerville CBE

01/07/46 CHANCE, Leslie Godwin Mr Brit Supply Council & Shipping Miss Wash CBE MC

01/07/46 CHARPENTIER, Alfred Mr Pres Cdn & Catholic Confed of Labour CBE

01/07/46 CHASE, Howard Brown Mr Montreal Quebec CBE

01/07/46 CLARK, Joseph William Greig Mr Director of PR Dept National Defence CBE DFC

01/07/46 COCHRAN, Hugh Eric Mr Assistant Chrmn Nat War Finance Committee CBE

05/06/43 COLLIP, James Bertram Mr President The Royal Society of Canada CBE

01/07/46 COUSINS, Edward Launcelot Mr Administrator Cdn Atlantic Ports WW2 CBE

08/01/44 CRABTREE, Harold Mr President Allied War Supplies Corp CBE

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2nd Type


01/07/46 DAVIS, Lady Henrietta Lady Montreal Quebec / Widow of Sir Mortimer B. Davis CBE

01/07/46 DEFRIES, Robert Davies Dr Director Connaught Laboratories (CC) CBE

05/06/43 DEWAR, Douglas Mr Work on Foreign Exchange Control Board CBE

08/01/44 DODDS, Jackson Mr Chairman Canadian Red Cross CBE (OBE)

01/07/46 DUGAL, Armand Joseph Mr Director Retail Trade WPTB CBE

05/06/43 DUNHAM, Gertrude Webb Mrs President Federated Women's Institutes CBE

01/07/46 ELLIOTT, J. Courtland Mr Board of Referees Excess Profits Tax Act CBE

01/07/46 FISHER, Philip Sydney Mr President Southam Co Ltd (OC) CBE DSO DSC

01/07/46 FITZGIBBONS, John Joseph Mr President Famous Players Canada CBE

01/07/46 FREEMAN, John Mr Montreal Quebec CBE

01/07/46 GAGNON, Henri Albert Royal A/Comm Assistant Commissioner RCMP CBE

08/01/44 GAGNON, Wilfrid Mr President Quebec Shipyards Limited CBE

01/07/45 GAVSIE, Charles Mr ADM (Taxation) Dept of Nat Revenue CBE

01/07/46 GEDDES, Roy Mr Chief Supply Division & D/Chrmn WPTB CBE

01/07/46 GEOFFRION, Henri Mr A/Chrmn Exec Cmte Nat War Finance Cmte CBE

05/06/43 GIBSON, David Holmwood Mr President, The Navy League of Canada CBE

01/07/46 GODSOE, Joseph Gerald Mr VP BA Oil Co / Chrmn War Indust Cont Board CBE

05/06/43 GORDON, Percy Hector Mr Chairman Canadian Red Cross Society (OC) CBE

01/07/46 GORDON, Walter Lockhart Mr Special Assistant Department of Finance (CC) CBE

08/01/44 GRAHAM, Duncan Archibald Dr Dean of Medicine U of Toronto (CC) CBE

01/07/46 GRISDALE, Frank Sydney Mr Deputy Head Foods Administration WPTB CBE

01/07/46 GUNDY, James Henry Mr A/Chrmn Exec Cmte Nat War Finance Cmte CBE

01/07/46 GUY, Harry L. Mr GM Mutual Life Assurance Co / NWF Cmte CBE

01/07/46 HAMER, Roy Stokes Mr Vice Chairman Agricultural Supplies Board CBE

01/07/46 HANNAM, Herbert Henry Mr President Cdn Federation of Agriculture CBE

08/01/44 HARDY, Laura Mrs President National Council of Women CBE

01/07/46 HENDERSON, Kenneth A. Mr National Mgmt Cmte National War Finance Cmte CBE

08/01/44 HORKINS, Alaice Mrs President Imperial Order Daughters CBE

01/07/46 HOWARD, Wilbert Harvard Mr Lawyer - Coordinator Pulp & Paper Admin WPTB CBE

01/07/46 HUDD, Frederic Mr Chief Canadian Trade Commissioner in London CBE

01/07/46 HUNTER, Andrew Dr Prof Chem Univ of Tor/Chrmn Nutrit DND CBE

01/07/46 HYNDMAN, James Duncan Mr Deputy Commissioner War Claims Commission CBE

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2nd Type


01/07/46 JEAN, Emile Mr Chairman French Section Cdn Public War Fin PR CBE

01/07/46 JEWETT, Frederick Coburn Mr Chief of Wartime Construction DOT CBE

01/07/46 KEACHIE, Lester Millman Mr Toronto Lawyer / Specialist Incorp & mining CBE

01/07/46 KEMP, Vernon Alfred Miller A/Comm Assistant Commissioner RCMP CBE

05/06/43 KER, Frederick Innes Mr Publisher & Editor (Hamilton Spectator) CBE

01/07/46 KIDD, George Mr Member Exec Cmte Nat War Finance Cmte CBE

01/07/46 KIRKPATRICK, William Macpherson Mr Director Freight Transport Min War Transport CBE

01/07/46 KNOWLES, Charles Oswald Mr President Telegram Bombed Victims Fund CBE

01/07/46 LAWES, Albert Leslie Mr President Montreal Shipping Co Ltd CBE

01/07/46 LEITCH, Gordon Mr Pres. Toronto Elevators / Navy League CBE

01/07/46 LEONARD, Thomas D'Arcy Mr G.M. Canada Permanent Trust/NWFC CBE

01/07/46 LEWIS, Allan Collingwood Travers Mr Chief Lieutenant St John Ambulance Ontario CBE KStJ

01/07/46 LINDSAY, Gordon Clapp Mr Asst Chrmn Nat War Finance Committee CBE

01/07/46 LOBLEY, Owen Mr Rental Administrator WPTB CBE (OBE)

01/07/46 LOCKWOOD, Thomas C. Mr Late Comptroller of Transport Montreal CBE

01/07/46 MacCALLUM, Andrew Lane Wark Mr Director of Shipping Cdn Shipping Board CBE (OBE)

01/07/46 MacKINNON, Ewen W. Mr Chairman for PEI Nat War Finance Cmte CBE

01/07/46 MacLEAN, John Duncan Mr Chrm Canadian Farm Loan Board Ottawa CBE

01/07/46 MacLEAN, Murdock MacKay Mr Director Industrial Relations Dept of Labour CBE

05/06/43 MacMILLAN, Harvey Reginald Mr Chairman of MacMillan & Bloedel Paper Co (CC) CBE

01/07/46 McCONNELL, John Jr. Mr Chairman of Queen's Cdn Fund / Pres Montreal Star CBE

01/07/46 McCRIMMON, Kenneth Howard Major Director Rio Light & Power Co CBE

01/07/46 McCUTCHEON, Malcolm Wallace Mr VP Argus Corp / Deputy Chrmn WPTB CBE

08/01/44 McGARRY, Henrietta Mrs President, Catholic Women's League CBE

01/07/46 McGREGOR, Fred Alexander Mr Enforce Admin WPTB / Biographer WLM King CBE

01/07/46 McINTYRE, Bernard Gabriel Mr Comptroller of the Treasury Ottawa CBE

01/07/46 McKEE, Clayton B. Mr Chairman for Saskatchewan Nat War Finance Cmte CBE

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2nd Type


01/07/46 MAASS, Otto Mr Director of Chemical Warfare DND / A/Pres NRC CBE

05/06/43 MACNUTT, Ernest Augustus Mr Chairman Prov of Quebec Victory Bonds CBE

05/06/43 MAGEE, Allan Angus Colonel Lawyer in Montreal KC CBE DSO

01/07/46 MANSUR, David B. Mr Assistant Chairman Nat War Finance Committee CBE

01/07/46 MARBLE, Dean G. Mr Secretary Bank of Canada CBE

01/07/46 MATSON, James Mr Manager, Royal Liverpool Insurance Group CBE

01/07/46 MEAD, Frederick John D/Comm Deputy Commissioner RCMP CBE

01/07/46 METCALF, Maynard Albert Mayor Mayor Town of Mount Royal / VP CNR CBE

01/07/46 MILLS, Leslie G. Mr Assistant Chairman Nat War Finance Committee CBE

01/07/46 MOHAN, Richard Thomas Mr Chairman General Foods/Pres Wartime Food Corp CBE

05/06/43 MOORE, Tom Mr President Trades & Labour Congress Cdn CBE

01/07/46 MOSHER, Aaron Roland Mr President Canadian Congress of Labour CBE

08/01/44 NEAL, William M. Mr Vice-President CPR CBE

01/07/46 NEW, Helen Isabel Mrs Chairwoman Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire CBE

01/07/46 NEWMAN, William A. Mr Canadian Pacific Railways Montreal PQ CBE (OBE)

01/07/46 OSBORNE, Frederick Ernest Mr Chairman for Alberta National War Finance Cmte CBE

01/07/46 PARKIN, John Hamilton Mr Director Division of Mechanical Engineering NRC CBE

01/07/46 PEACOCK, George Walter Colonel Salvation Army War Auxiliary Service CBE

01/07/46 PEARSALL, Luke Windham Mr Director Marketing Services Dept of Agriculture CBE

01/07/46 PEMBROKE, Jack Mr Chairman Dependents Board / ex ADM Finance CBE

05/06/43 PHILLIPS, W.E. (William Eric) LCol President Research Enterprises Limited \ B.A. WWI 13 CBE DSO MC

01/07/46 PIGOTT, Joseph M. Mr President Wartime Housing Ltd / Contractor CBE

01/07/46 PLUMPTRE, Arthur Fitzwalter Mr Comptroller National Steel Car Corp / Sec'y WPTB CBE

05/06/43 PLUMPTRE, Adelaide Mrs Vice-President Canadian Red Cross CBE

01/07/46 RANDLES, Arthur Mr Director of Merchant Seamen Montreal PQ CBE

01/07/46 RASMINSKY, Louis Mr Chrmn Foreign Exchange Control Board (CC) CBE

01/07/46 RATCLIFFE, John Henry Mr McLeod Young Weir Invest / Nat War Fin CBE

01/07/46 ROBERTS, Bennett John Mr ADM Finance / Member Nat Harbour Board CBE

01/07/46 ROSS, Phyllis Ms Administrator of Oil & Fats Admin WPTB (OC) CBE OStJ

01/07/46 ROUTLEY, Thomas Clarence Dr General Secretary Cdn Medical Association CBE

01/07/46 RUSH, Walter Albert Mr Controller of Radio Ottawa Ontario CBE

13 Lieutenant-Colonel William Eric Phillips served in the British Army in WWI reaching the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel

Military Cross (MC) awarded as per London Gazette of 25 August 1916 to Temporary Major, Leinster Regiment

Distinguished Service Order (DSO) awarded as per London Gazette of 01 January 1919 to Captain (A/LCol) Leinster Regiment,

attached 2/6th Battalion Royal Warwickshire Regiment (Territorial Force)

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2nd Type


01/07/46 SAUNDERS, Robert H. Mayor Mayor of Toronto 1945 - 1948 / Lawyer CBE

01/07/46 SELLERS, Henry Eugene Mr Chrmn for Manitoba NWFC / Hon Capt RCNVR CBE KStJ

05/06/43 SEXTON, Frederic Henry Mr Technical training Canadian Army CBE

01/07/46 SHEARD, Terence Mr Toronto Ontario CBE

08/01/44 SIFTON, Victor LCol Publisher / Chancellor University of Manitoba CBE DSO

01/07/46 SINGLETON, John Franklin Mr Associate Dir Marketing Dairy Products CBE

08/01/44 SMITH, H. Greville Mr Vice-President Defence Industries Ltd CBE

01/07/46 SPENCE, George Mr Director Prairie Farm Rehab / MLA & Min Sask CBE

01/07/46 SPENCER, Christopher Mr Director War Finance Committee CBE

01/07/46 SPERRY, Byrne Hope Mrs Director Consumer Branch WPTB CBE

08/01/44 SOMMERVILLE, Walter Harold Mr Chairman National War Savings Commission CBE

01/07/46 STEPHEN, George Mr VP in charge of Traffic CPR CBE

01/07/46 STEWART, James Mr Asst GM (Pres) Cdn Bank of Commerce CBE

08/01/44 STEWART, James McGregor Mr Lawyer / President Cdn Bar Assn 1941-42 CBE

01/07/46 SWAINE, James Malcolm Mr Director Science Service Dept of Agriculture CBE

01/07/46 TAGGART, James Gordon Mr Minister of Agriculture Sask / Chrmn Agricult Board CBE

01/07/46 TAYLOR, Austin Cottrell Mr VP Wartime Shipbuilding Ltd / Mining Exec CBE

01/07/46 TAYLOR, Kenneth Wiffin Mr Deputy Chairman WPTB (OC) CBE

01/07/46 THOMPSON, Walter Scott Mr Director of PR for the CNR & TCA CBE

01/07/46 TIMM, William Benjamin Mr Director Mines & Geology CBE

01/07/46 TRUMBULL, J. Lyman Mr Chairman for BC Nat War Finance Committee CBE

01/07/46 URQUHART, Norman Mr President Mining Corp / Chrmn Cdn Red Cross CBE

08/01/44 VAILLANCOURT, Cyrille Mr Member PQ National Assembly / Caisses Populaires CBE

05/06/43 VAUTELET, Renee Madam Executive Committee, Canadian Foundation CBE

01/07/46 VEZINA, Charles Dr Quebec PQ CBE

05/06/43 WALKER, Alex Mr Dominion President, Canadian Legion CBE

01/07/46 WALLACE, Clarence Mr President Burrard Dry Dock / Lt-Gov BC CBE

01/07/46 WALLS, Frederick Baird Mr VP T. Eaton Co Ltd / Coord Textiles WPTB CBE

08/01/44 WALTON, Norman B. Mr Vice-President CNR CBE

01/07/46 WARD, James Bichan Mr Chrmn Gen Conf Cmte Railway Brotherhoods CBE

01/07/46 WARDLE, James Morcy Mr Director Survey & Engin Dept of Mines CBE

01/07/46 WESSON, John Henry Mr President Saskatchewan Wheat Pool CBE

01/07/46 WILSON, John Armistead Mr Director of Air Services DOT CBE

01/07/46 WOOD, Lewis Miller Mr Citizens Rehabilitation Cmte / Pres CNIB CBE CStJ

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CBE (military) awarded for KOREA (CBE)

2nd Type

LG+/CG NAME RANK DETAILS DECORATIONS /

28/03/53 BOGERT, Mortimer Patrick BGen Cmd 25th Cdn Infantry Brigade CBE DSO CD (OBE) 14

07/05/52 FLEURY, Frank James BGen Royal Cdn Ordnance Corps CBE ED (MBE)

06/06/53 SMITH, Gerald Lucian Morgan Colonel RCAMC #1 Common Division CBE CD (OBE)

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14 Brigadier-General Mortimer Patrick Bogert, CBE, DSO, CD (top) and Brigadier-General Frank James Fleury, CBE, CD

41

CBE (military) awarded for Bravery with United Nations Forces in the CONGO (CBE)

2nd Type

LG+/CG NAME RANK DETAILS DECORATIONS /

03/10/64 DEXTRAZE, Jacques Alfred BGen Cdn Commander (CC CMM) CBE DSO* CD (OBE)

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CBE (Military) awarded to CANADIANS in ROYAL AIR FORCE / BRITISH ARMY after KOREA (CBE)

2nd Type

LG+ NAME RANK DETAILS DECORATIONS /

01/06/1953+ DONALDSON, Edward Mortlock G/C Royal Air Force CBE DSO AFC*

01/06/1953+ DONALDSON, Oliver Russell G/C Royal Air Force CBE DSO DFC (OBE)

01/01/1967+ EVANS, David George AVM Royal Air Force (GCB KCB) CBE (OBE)

14/06/1960+ MOGG, Herbert John T/BGen British Army-Infantry (GCB KCB) CBE DSO*

01/01/1968+ WHELAN, James Roger A/C Royal Air Force CBE DSO DFC*

Air Chief Marshal David Evans, GCB, CBE, RAF

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CBE (civil) associated with CANADA (CBE)

2nd Type


01/01/1953+ PEREN, Geoffrey Sylvester Mr "Principal of the Massey Agricultural (KBE) CBE

College - For Services to N.Z.

Trained and worked in Canada

"Awarded on the Advice of the New Zealand Government"

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13/06/1992+ PINNOCK, Trevor Mr Principal Conductor National Arts Centre CBE

Orchestra - "Service to Music"

"Harpsichordist & Conductor

Director English Concert Orchestra"

Awarded for his work just prior to his arrival in Canada

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CBE (civil) awarded to CANADIANS 1955 to 1976 (CBE)

2nd Type


01/01/1955+ HATTON, Hilda Mary Mrs Chairman British Army of the Rhine CBE

Central Committee for displaced

Persons in Germany

Born in Canada

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02/01/1956+ PLEWES, Lawrence William Dr Consulting Orthopaedic Surgeon CBE

Luton and Donstable Hospital

Born in Canada

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CBE (civil) awarded to CANADIANS 1970’s (CBE)

2nd Type


01/01/1970+ DURHAM, Elliot Manery Mr Alderman Nottingham City Council CBE

Born in Canada

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01/01/1970+ MARKS, John Emile Mr For Services to British Interests in Canada CBE

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01/01/1970+ ROSS, James Joseph Alex N. Mr For Services to British Interests in Canada CBE

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01/01/1974+ PATTON, John MacMillan Stevenson Hon For Public Services in Bermuda GC CBE

Born in Bermuda

Raised in Burlington & Hamilton

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12/06/1976+ SEYMOUR, Lynn Ms Ballerina Royal Ballet CBE

Wainwright, Alberta "Ballet Dancer"

Berta Lynn Seymour, (née Springbett), dancer, choreographer (b at

Wainwright, Alta 8 Mar 1939). One of the greatest dramatic ballerinas of the

century, Seymour studied at the Rosemary Deveson School and with Nicolai

Svetlanoff in Vancouver before entering the Sadler's Wells School in England

(1954). By 1959 she was a principal dancer with the Royal Ballet. Famed for

her fluent, impetuous movement, extraordinary musicality and intense

dramatic power, Seymour is best known in works created for her by Sir

Frederick Ashton (The Two Pigeons, A Month in the Country, Five Waltzes in

the Manner of Isadora Duncan) and by Sir Kenneth MacMillan (The Burrow,

The Invitation, Romeo and Juliet, Anastasia, Mayerling). Ballerina of the

Deutsche Opera Ballet (Berlin, 1966-69) and director of the Bavarian State

Opera Ballet (Munich, 1978-79), Seymour is also a talented choreographer. She has appeared in Canada with the Royal Ballet, Western Dance

Theatre and National Ballet of Canada. Her autobiography, Lynn, was published in 1984.

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CBE (civil) awarded to CANADIANS 1986 (CBE)

2nd Type


15/03/1986 WRONG, Henry Lewellys Barker Mr General Administrator, Barbican Centre for Arts & Conferences CBE

Director of the Metropolitan Opera

Birthdate: 20 April 1930

Education: Trinity College University of Toronto (BA)

Married: Penelope Hamilton Norman

Children: Three

Honours

LG 31/12//1985+ Commander Order of the British Empire (civil)

1985 Officer Order of Merit (France)

1989 Medal Hungarian Medal of Culture (Hungary)

1967 Medal Centennial Medal (Canada)

Career

1952 to 1964 Administrator Metropolitan Opera New York City

1964 to 1968 Director of Programming National Arts Centre Ottawa

1967 Festival Canada Centennial Programmer

1970 to 1990 Director of the Barbican Arts Centre

1990 European Arts Foundation

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28/01/1989 MIRVISH, Edwin Mr Restoration of London's Old Vic Theatre OC CBE (CM)

Restaurant Business in Canada

Edwin (Hehuda) “Honest Ed” Mirvish, OC, CBE

Born: 24 July 1914 Colonial Beach, Virginia, USA

Moved: Washington, D.C

Emigrated: 1923 Toronto, Ontario

Married: 1941 Anne Macklin of Hamilton, Ontario

Child 1945 David Mirvish

Died: 11 July 2007 Toronto, Ontario

Career

1948 Opened Honest Ed’s Store - Stocked it with all kinds of odd merchandise purchased at bankruptcy and fire sales

A Unique no-credit, no-service, no-frills business

1962 Bought Royal Alexandra Theatre, an Edwardian landmark building

Refurbished it

Bought & Renovated Nearby warehouse building, which he turned into a restaurant

Ed's Warehouse at King Street West and Duncan Street

had set meal: prime rib, mashed potatoes and peas

Ed's Seafood, Ed's Folly, Ed's Chinese, Ed's Italian Restaurant and Old Ed's

1980 Started He and his son David operated Mirvish Productions

1982 Bought & Renovated Ed and David Mirvish bought London's Old Vic

1993 Built The Princess of Wales Theatre, the largest new theatre in North America in 30 years

1998 Commander Order of the British Empire for saving the Old Vic

By 2000 Built One by one, the restaurants closed down. The last was Ed's Warehouse, which shut its doors in 2000

2006 Anniversary 65th Wedding Anniversary at the Princess of Wales Theatre

2011 Named The Canon Theatre in Toronto was renamed Ed Mirvish Theatre in his honour

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Alexandra_Theatre

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Street_%28Toronto%29

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Vic

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Princess_of_Wales_Theatre

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07/07/90 SAVAGE, Thomas H. Mr Chairman & President ITT Canada Ltd CBE

"Support to the Industrial Development

Board of Northern Ireland"

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13/07/91 O'BRIEN, Eric C. Mr Director Northern Telecom Canada Ltd CBE

"First Canadian President of the

British-Canadian Trade Association"

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02/04/94 HAMPSON, Christopher Mr Contribution to Environmental Protection CBE

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13/05/95 YIU-CHUNG, Cheng Prof Research into semi-conductor devices and his CBE

invention of the HCL oxidation technique

at City Polytechnic in Hong Kong

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21/10/95 MACKIE, Ernest John Mr For services to British Commercial interests CBE

in Canada - President Jaguar Canada

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21/10/95 SOUTHERN, Ronald D. Mr Spruce Meadows Equestrian Centre Calgary CC CBE AOE

(OC / CM MBE)

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17/10/98 WESTON, Garfield Howard Mr CEO Associated British Foods (ABF) CBE

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19/06/2000+ ONDAATJE, Philip Christopher Sir For Charitable Services to Museums and Galleries (Kt) OC CBE

01/01/2002+ LEWIS, Lennox Claudius Mr World Heavyweight Boxing Champion CM CBE (MBE)

20/09/2003 IACOBESCU, George Dir CEO of Canary Wharf Group (Kt) CBE

25/02/2012 MULDER, Robert Frederick Dr For Service and Philanthropy CBE

23/02/2013 COUTU, Sherry Ms Angel Investor – For Services to Entrepreneurship CBE

23/02/2013 WATEROUS, Johanna Ms For Services to Supporting Business Growth CBE

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19/06/2000+ ONDAATJE, Philip Christopher Mr For Charitable Services to Museums and Galleries (Kt) OC CBE

Ceylon Kt (LG 14/06/2003+) OC (CG 19/06/93)

Born 22 February 1933 in Ceylon – today's Sri Lanka – and educated in England, Sir Christopher began his career in

1956 as a stockbroker in Canada, becoming a founding member of the first independent research-based institutional

equity firm in that country. With a humble base of just $3000 and his literary and financial wits, he founded Pagurian

Press Ltd. Twenty years later, the Press had grown into the Pagurian Corporation Ltd, controlling assets worth over

$1 billion. He represented Canada in the four-man bobsled at the 1964 Winter Olympics in Innsbruck. While one of

the Canadian men’s team won gold, his team finished 14th.

In 1995, he sold all his business interests and returned to writing and the literary world. He moved to Britain and

began a career as a philanthropist and adventurer. Travelling through India and Africa, he also became an author

(younger brother Michael Ondaatje is a world-renowned novelist). His books describe his travels. He wrote a book,

Hemingway in Africa, about Ernest Hemingway. Again, he broke new ground as a respected reviewer and a writer of

thought-provoking books dealing with significant biographical, historical and geographical events.

Sir Christopher has also devoted much of his time to administering The Ondaatje Foundation for the Arts, and is a life patron of the National

Portrait Gallery where the Ondaatje Wing is named after him.

In 2011, Sir Christopher joined the Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia, as a writer-in-residence, and passed on wisdom gained through his

lifetime to a new generation of would-be authors.

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01/01/2002+ LEWIS, Lennox Claudius Mr World Heavyweight Boxing Champion CM CBE (MBE)

CM (1989) MBE (1998)

Born: 02 September 1965 London England Lennox Claudius Lewis

Emigrated: 1977 To Canada as a child

Wife: Violet Chang Former Miss Jamaica runner-up

Children: Four

Living: Currently Jamaica

Honours

CG 28/01/1989 CM Member of the Order of Canada

LG 01/06/1998+ MBE Member of the Order of the British Empire

LG 01/01/2002+ CBE Commander of the Order of the British Empire

Boxing

1983 World Amateur World Amateur Boxing Champion

1984 Olympic Games LA Missed the Gold Medal

1988 Olympic Games Seoul Gold Medal Super-Heavyweight Division

1992 World Boxing Council WBC Heavy Weight Champion – Knocked out Canadian Donovan ‘Razor’ Ruddick

1994 World Boxing Association Declared World Heavyweight Champion \ Commonwealth Heavy Weight Champion

1994 World Boxing Council Lost his titles to Oliver McCall

1997 World Boxing Council WBC Heavy Weight Champion – TKO over Oliver McCall

1999 World Boxing Association Tie with Evander Holyfield

1999 World Boxing Association WBA and WBC Heavy Weight Champion – defeated Evander Holyfield

2001 World Boxing Association Lost WBA title – knocked out by Hasin Rahman April

2001 World Boxing Association WBC and WBC Heavy Weight Champion – knocked out Hasin Rahman November

2002 World Boxing Association Knocked Mike Tyson out June

2003 Retired in February Retired as World Heavy Weight Champion - ended his career with no unavenged defeats.

2008 Member Canadian Sports Hall of Fame

2009 Member International Boxing Hall of Fame (First year of eligibility)

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20/09/2003 IACOBESCU, George Mr CEO of Canary Wharf Group (Kt) CBE

Sir George Iacobescu, Kt, CBE

Born: 09 November 1945 Bucharest, Romania

Education: Industrial Engineering Bucharest University

Escaped to: 1975 Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Married: 1977 Gabriela

Daughter Julie – runs a Fashion business in Romania

Honours

LG 14/06/2003+ CBE Commander of the Order of the British Empire “For services to Regeneration and Inward Investment”

LG 30/12/2011+ Kt Knight Bachelor - For services to Charity, Community and the Financial services industry.”

Career

1975 Construction Director Homeco Investments (German-Canadian Joint Venture in Montreal and Toronto)

1978 Engineer Olympia and York Company Toronto

1980 Construction Manager Olympia and York Company Toronto – World Financial Centre construction

1984 Vice-President Olympia and York Company Toronto – HQ Merrill Lynch / Olympia Centre Chicago

1988 Senior Vice-President Olympic and York Company London – Canary Work – More than 30 buildings

2003 CEO Canary Wharf Group

2007 Member Board of Trustee of the British Museum (to 2015)

Vice-President Royal British Society of Sculptors

Patron Jewish Care and the Community Safety Trust

Director London First

Advisory Board TheCityUK (financial services)

2011 Chairman Canary Wharf Group

14/02/2012 Knighted By HRH The Prince of Wales – only the 2nd Romanian Born Knight (Sir Mircea Carciog 1st)

2013 Chairman and CEO Canary Wharf Group

CENTRAL CHANCERY OF THE ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD St. James’s Palace, London SW1

31 December 2011 The Queen has been graciously pleased to signify her intention of conferring the Honour of Knighthood upon the

undermentioned: George Iacobescu, C.B.E. For services to Charity, Community and the Financial Services Industry.

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25/02/2012 MULDER, Robert Frederick Dr For Service and Philanthropy CBE

Chatham, Ontario

He was born on a Canadian Armed Forces base in Chatham, Ontario but grew up in the

poor part of Eston, Saskatchewan, population 970. He never knew his father, a

serviceman who died of wounds sustained a couple of months after the Allied attack on

D-Day. His mother -- who is from the prairies -- brought the family back to Eston when

Mulder was six and eventually remarried. Mulder went to school there and attended the

Eston Full Gospel Church where he became a committed evangelical Christian. It is

where he learned about tithing or the act of voluntarily giving a portion of one's earnings

to support the church. "I started tithing at a very young age, it was the thing to do, even

when I went to university I tithed from my scholarships. Tithing is a bit like table manners

if you start early in life it comes naturally later. So why would I give it up? I started to

double tithe and triple tithe and I often do think of my giving as a tithe” - Mulder

Mulder went on to the University of Saskatchewan and then Brown before heading to

England in 1968 to study a Doctorate of Philosophy in religion at Oxford. He finished his dissertation, but he says he had become disenchanted

with Christianity after it failed to withstand his intellectual inquiry. "The thing that got to me was the problem of evil, the idea of a perfectly 'good'

God letting things happen to people that they weren't responsible for … and how a ‘good’ God could send millions of Africans and Asians to Hell

when it wasn’t their fault"

Mulder found himself spending more and more time at Oxford's Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology and travelling to London's big

weekend art auctions on Bond and King Streets. Mulder says a good eye and diligent research helped him become adept with the Old Masters

and their religious allegories. Over the next two years, Mulder opened his own art dealership and eventually accepted an invitation by wealthy,

connected investment banker, Jacob de Rothschild, to set up a print department at the famous Colnaghi gallery. Mulder didn't elaborate on the

exact way things fell into place for him. But he says the often tricky entry into British high society may have been mitigated by being Canadian.

"I think it was partly coming from the prairies. I wasn't shy going in anywhere. In those days the art market in London was a very class-ridden

profession. But all of this went completely over my head because I came from a completely classless society. I think because I had a Canadian

accent people forgave me for not observing the same protocols"

Over the last forty years, Mulder has turned his success in the art world into a platform for his real passion: giving. Ironically, Mulder is having

his biggest impact at time when giving has become an art in of itself. Modern philanthropy is nothing like the endowment era of Carnegie,

Rockerfeller and Ford where a healthy donation often ended with one's name on a concert hall, faculty building or hospital wing.

It is a complex hybrid of philanthrocapitalism, big non-profits and rich private donors all of whom have helped usher in the era of professional

fundraising. Star benefactors like Bill and Melinda Gates or Seymour Schulich get the headlines, but philanthropy is just as likely to come from a

pre-teen like Ryan Hreljac whose foundation helps build wells in Africa.

Venture philanthropists target the high-tech sector, prize philanthropy seeks out innovators, vote-philanthropy the community. All are supported

by a specialized industry who invest, protect and administer this wealth. This new model of philanthropy is funding the social projects that local

and national governments either cannot or will not fund. Then there is Frederick Mulder. Mulder has made his fair share of large individual

donations and continues to do so. But Mulder wants to make philanthropy less intimidating, more personal and more accessible to the masses.

He has helped establish two principle organizations to do this: The Network For Social Change and The Funding Network. (We’ve) set up an

environment where it is normal to be generous, and that makes the exercise of giving an interesting and rewarding one and to do it as part of a

group – you feel like you’re doing much more if you pool your funds with those of other people.

The Network for Social Change was one of the UK's first groups to focus on the 'giving circle,' or the act of bringing small groups of people

together and using their collective financial clout to fund charitable causes. Typically, TNSC's 100 members spend around $2 million annually

to promote progressive social and ecological change. The Funding Network is often called the 'Dragon's Den' of giving. Like TNSC, it is a

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giving circle but with larger groups who have smaller budgets. Since 2002, TFN chapters in England, Canada and South Africa have raised

about $5 million for 350 causes.

Mulder says everyone can and should be able to know what it feels like to make a difference. He includes his rich friends and business

colleagues within this mantra and is renowned for the creative ways he has helped make philanthropic converts.

The Ambassadors for Philanthropy website sums it up this way: His giving creativity shows in many ways, from underwriting press advertising

for Greenpeace, the anti-apartheid movement and other causes, to challenging art clients to donate the difference between his prices and their

offers, and raising almost £130,000 by offering neighbours perpetual access to his land in exchange for a charity gift"

Mulder currently lives among London's rich and famous in Belsize Park. Business is good, his children and grand-children are there. Mulder

says this is home. One of 73,000 Canadians in England, he has resisted the urge to take up British citizenship but continues to work actively

on behalf of Canadians living in England. He has raised money for overseas students, war veterans, a Canadian hospital that teaches

paediatric doctors and helped underwrite the recent "Group of Seven" exhibition at Dulwich. But in late January, Mulder plans to give back to

his country of birth. He will return to Canada to donate a set of original Picasso linocuts to his alma mater-- the University of Saskatchewan's

new collection will be the largest of its type in the country: I thought 'what could I do for the university' and I thought 'I can give them some

Picassos.' I'm a great believer that when you get to a certain position in life (you) make sure you honour the people and places that you come

from so I am giving these prints in honour of individuals from Saskatchewan who were important in my life.

After that, there is his visit with the Queen. Mulder will be at Buckingham Palace in February to add a CBE (Companion of the British Empire) to

his growing philanthropic trophy case.

Mulder has met the Queen before and worked with Prince Charles on his plan to get big pension funds to donate some serious money to

environmental issues. There are also whispers that a collaboration between Prince William and Catherine Duchess of Cambridge is in the

works.

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23/02/2013 COUTU, Sherry Ms Angel Investor – For Services to Entrepreneurship CBE

Former CEO of 2 businesses in Financial Services

Angel Investor = Works with entrepreneurs to solve problems

& specialises in consumer internet

Helped found the Prince’s Trust Technology Leadership Group

BA from UBC

Sherry Coutu is a former CEO and angel investor who now

serves on the boards of companies, charities and

universities. She chairs Artfinder and is a non-executive

member of Cambridge University (Finance Board),

Cambridge Assessment, Cambridge University Press and

NESTA Investments. She also serves on the Advisory

Board of Linkedin.com.

As an angel investor, she works with entrepreneurs to solve

problems that matter and specialises in consumer internet,

information services and education. She has made angel

investments in more than 40 companies and holds

investments in 2 venture capital firms. She was voted by TechCrunch as the best CEO mentor / advisor in Europe in Nov 2010. In May 2011,

she was voted by Wired magazine as one the top 25 'most influential people in the wired world', and one of the top ten most influential investors

and women.

As an entrepreneur, Sherry was founder of two businesses in the financial services industry. The first (acquired by Euromoney plc) has

operations in more than 70 countries. The second, which she was CEO and chairman for was responsible for the first e-commerce transaction

in the financial services industry in Oct 1995. She floated the company in 2000 (on London and Nasdaq) and was valued at more than $1 billion

before being acquired (by AMP plc). It was the most over-subscribed IPO on the history of the market at the time. Prior to this, she had

executive roles with Accenture, Coopers & Lybrand Deloitte, and the LEK Partnership.

Philanthropically, she helped found the Prince's Trust Technology Leadership Group, is a member of the venture board of Cancer Research UK

and serves on the Harvard Business School European Advisory Council. Sherry has an MBA from Harvard, an MSc (with distinction) from the

London School of Economics, and a BA (Hons with distinction) from the University of British Columbia, Canada. She was appointed

Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) for services to entrepreneurship in the New Year's Honours List 2013.

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23/02/2013 WATEROUS, Johanna Ms For Services to Supporting Business Growth CBE

Brantford, Ontario Venture Capital Investor – LG 29/12/2012+

Operating Partner at Duke Street

Johanna Waterous, who was born and grew up in Brantford, Ontario. She is a venture

capital investor who has lived in London for 27 years. Her honour was given for

services to supporting business growth.

She is the daughter of Richard Waterous, who is a founder of the Brantford law firm of

Waterous Holden Amey Hitchon and practised for more than 50 years, and Joan Martin

Waterous of Toronto.

She is a graduate of Brantford Collegiate Institute and the University of Western Ontario

in London. She earned her MBA from Harvard Business School where she was named

a Baker Scholar, graduating in the top 5% of her class.

After Harvard, she joined the prestigious international management strategy consulting

firm, McKinsey and Co., based in London. She became a partner, director and global

co-head of McKinsey's international consumer marketing advisory practice, retiring from

that firm five years ago.

Since leaving McKinsey, she has been engaged as an operating partner of several

venture capital companies and as a director of a number of major public and private companies in the United Kingdom.

Last year, she was appointed a director of Shoppers Drug Mart in Canada.

Johanna Waterous also served as chairman of Tate Enterprises, the commercial arm of the Tate Art Galleries. She is a director and trustee of

the Royal Botanical Gardens Foundation, which maintain the famous Gardens at Kew. A keen gardener, she is also director of the Royal

Horticultural Society.

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ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE SUMMARY

_ |

| TOTALS | FIRST TYPE | SECOND TYPE |

--------- ----|-------------------- --|--------------------------------------- ---------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|

| | W W 1 | 20/34 | 34 – 35 | WORLD WAR TWO | 46/52 | KOREA 1953 ON |

------ -------|-------------- -------|----------------------------|---------------|-----------------|---------------------------------- ---I-------- --|------- ---|---------------------- -------|

| TOTAL | CDN BRT CDN | BRT | CDN CDN | CDN BRT CDN BRT | BRT | CDN | BRT CDN CDN |

| MIL CIV | MIL MIL CIV | MIL | MIL CIV | MIL MIL CIV CIV | MIL | MIL | MIL MIL CIV |

| | | | | | | | |

| | | | | | | | |

GBE | 2 5 | 0 0 1 | 0 | 0 1 | 0 0 0 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 0 3 |

-------------|--------------------- -|---------------------- ---|--------------|----------- -----|------------------------------------ -|-----------|-----------|------------------------- ----|

| | I | | | | | |

KBE | 8 13 | 0 1 7 | 2 | 0 4 | 0 2 0 1 | 3 | 0 | 0 0 1 |

--------------|-------------- ------ |--------------------- -----|---------- --- |------------- -- |----------------------------------- --|-----------|------- ---|-------------------------- ----|

| | | | | | | | |

CBE | 283 210 | 54 2 2 | 0 | 2 26 | 207 9 160 0 | 0 | 3 | 5 1 22 |

-------------|----------------- -----|--------------------- ----|----------------|----------------|------------------------------- ------|----------|-----------|---------------------------- |

| | | | | | | | |

OBE | 1078 613 | 259 12 10 | 2 | 4 49 | 760 16 533 3 | 2 | 21 | 1 1 13 |

-------------|---------------- ------|-------------------- -----|---------------|--------------- -|--------------------------------- ---|-----------|----------|------------------------- -----I

| | | | | | | | |

MBE | 1873 883 | 102 12 8 | 0 | 6 71 | 1671 5 743 3 | 2 | 59 | 0 17 56 |

--------------|-----------------------|--------------------------|----------- ---|------------ ----|--------------------------------- ----|----------|-----------|---------------------- ------- |

| | | | | | | | |

TOTAL | 3244 1724 | 415 27 28 | 4 | 12 151 | 2638 32 1436 7 I 7 | 83 | 8 19 100 |

| I I I I I I I |

GRAND TOTAL = 4,968 (to Canada Gazette 30 January 2016)

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Last one listed in the Canada Gazette was 30 January 2016

Brigadier James Alexander Sinton, VC, OBE added

Cdr Atwood OBE (WWI) added

Lt William Robert Watson added, RNVR (WW1 reviewed and added)

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