Province’s highest honour recognizes 31 British Columbians
CANADA, March 3 - Appointments to the Order are made annually to the most outstanding British Columbians. To be considered for 2022, nominations and letters of support must be received by Monday, April 4, 2022, at the Honours and Awards Secretariat office: bchonoursandawards@gov.bc.ca
Criteria
Any resident of B.C. or former long-term resident who has demonstrated outstanding achievement, excellence or distinction in a field of endeavour provincewide is eligible to be nominated. Fields of endeavour may include community leadership, business, labour, industry, art, sports, volunteer service, professions and other occupations.
Federal, provincial and municipal elected representatives are not eligible for appointment to the Order while they remain in office. A person may not be appointed to the order posthumously.
Nominations
Anyone can nominate an individual they feel is worthy of this acknowledgment and honour. Appointments are made by the lieutenant governor in council on the recommendation of the advisory council, an independent council chaired by the chief justice of British Columbia. The head of the order is the lieutenant governor of B.C.
Insignia description
The Insignia of the Order of B.C. is in the form of a medal. The medal depicts a stylistic dogwood, the floral emblem of B.C., and features a crowned shield of arms. It is worn with a green, gold, white and blue ribbon.
Learn more:
More information, nomination forms and submission instructions are available online, by telephone 250 387-1616 or by email: bchonoursandawards@gov.bc.ca
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