Ryan Reynolds Receives Order of Canada, Actress Maureen Jennings Also Honored

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Ryan Reynolds Receives Order of Canada, Actress Maureen Jennings Also Honored
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Eighty-eight new appointments to the Order of Canada, the nation's highest honour, have been announced. Actor Ryan Reynolds and author Maureen Jennings are among those recognized for their contributions to Canadian society. The Order of Canada has honoured 8,000 individuals since its creation in 1967.

Eighty-eight new appointments to the Order of Canada, considered the nation’s highest honour, have been announced – including one for actor Ryan Reynolds, a mastermind behind hit box-office feature filmOthers invested by Governor General Mary Simon include Canadians honoured for their work as artists, scholars, businesspeople, public servants, advocates, members of the military and the media.

Although the notice of appointment cites Vancouver-born Mr. Reynolds’s work as the character of Deadpool – he co-wrote, co-produced and starred in the film that made $1.3-billion at the global box office this year – it also says “his far-reaching philanthropy continues to strengthen communities nationwide.”

“Her works explore important aspects of Canadian history, especially women’s roles during the Second World War,” her notice says, adding Ms. Jennings has been a mentor to fellow writers. Steve Murphy, who was CTV News at Six anchor in Nova Scotia for 29 years ending in December, 2021, was honoured for his work as a broadcaster central to a top-rated dinnertime newscast in the Maritimes. The notice also points out that he is revered for his charity work.

Retired army general Walter Natynczyk, a former chief of the Defence Staff, is described as a “pillar in our society” for leading numerous command positions, including peacekeeping missions.

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