The Lieutenant Governor has received the following:

HONOURS

• Member of the Order of Ontario (O.Ont.) 2007

AWARDS

• King Clancy Award / Canadian Foundation for Physically Disabled Persons 1992
• Award for Broadcasting Excellence / Scarborough Women Teachers Assn 1992
• Courage to Come Back Award / Clarke Institute 1996
• Positive Impact Award / University of Toronto 2001

RECOGNITION

• Terry Fox Hall of Fame / Canadian Fdn for Physically Disabled Persons 1997
• Scarborough Walk of Fame 2006

UNIVERSITY HONOURS

• Honorary Doctor of Laws (LL.D.) / Canada Christian College 2003
• Honorary Fellow / Centennial College 2003

The Lieutenant Governor serves by statute in the following honorary roles:

• Chancellor of the Order of Ontario
• Honorary Chair of the Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship Advisory Council
• Honorary Chair of the Ontario Medal for Police Bravery Advisory Council
• Honorary Chair of the Ontario Medal for Firefighter Bravery Advisory Council
• Honorary Chair of the Ontario Medal for Young Volunteers Advisory Council
• Vice-Prior of the Order of St John in Ontario
• Visitor to the University of Western Ontario

At certain functions, the Lieutenant Governor wears the following insignia:

VICE-REGAL BADGE OF SERVICE In 1999 The Queen approved the design of a distinctive Vice-Regal Badge of Service for serving Lieutenant Governors (gold) and their spouses (silver). All living former lieutenant governors and spouses were given this badge in 2000.

ORDER OF ST JOHN The Lieutenant Governor serves by statute as the Vice-Prior of the Order of St John in Ontario. In keeping with its centuries-old tradition of humanitarian aid, the Order supports the community health and safety services of the St John Ambulance.

ORDER OF ONTARIO His Honour received the Order of Ontario on the day of his installation as Lieutenant Governor. The Province’s most prestigious official honour, the Order of Ontario was created in 1986 to recognize the highest level of individual achievement.