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Jim Steele, a Guelph businessman who recently sponsored 50 Syrian refugee families, is one of 26 new appointments in Ontario, the province's highest honor.
The CEO of Danbi group announced late last year that he would donate up to $1.
5 million help 50 Syrian refugee families settle in Guelph.
He has since worked with local community groups and social services organizations to address the problems of these families.
Estill's appointment of the Order of Ontario was announced on Wednesday by the Deputy Governor of Ontario and the Minister of the Order of Ontario, Elizabeth moral swell.
Estill joined recipients such as Kitchener local and national broadcaster Lisa LaFlamme and global track and field icon Donovan Bailey.
Other appointed personnel include the world-renowned doctor of the pioneer of surgical robots.
Mehran Anvari founded the Centre for surgical invention and innovation, and angerle Brunelle, a French rights advocate, has devoted his life to promoting French rights in northwestern Ontario.
The Order of Ontario acknowledges that individuals who have made outstanding achievements in their field have left a lasting legacy in the province, Canada and elsewhere.
The order members are from all walks of life in Ontario.
They represent different professions and play an important role in shaping our province.
On 2017, the Knights of Ontario celebrated its 30 th anniversary and Canada and Ontario celebrated its 150 th anniversary.
The deputy governor will honor the appointee at the ceremony at Queen's Park on June 2017.
Special anniversary celebrations will be held after the ceremony.
"As the principal of the Ontario Knights, I am proud to recognize 26 Ontario people who have demonstrated excellence and achievement at the highest level.
Outstanding achievements have been made in the fields of journalism, medicine, human rights advocacy, community building, art and sports, who have joined a valuable society for 30 years, this society has always been a source of inspiration for Ontario.
On behalf of a grateful province, I extend warm congratulation to them, "moral swell said in a press release. Peter A.
Adamson in Toronto
Specialist in ENT surgery
Head and neck surgeon is an international recognized facial plastic surgery and reconstruction surgeon whose technology is taught worldwide and regularly leads plastic surgeons through his facial Future Foundation
Mehran Anvari, Han
Surgical robot pioneer he is one of the first surgeons in Canada to use robots in surgery and is the founding director of the world
The well-known center for Surgical Invention and Innovation supports the development of a new generation of medical robots for early detection and treatment of cancer.
Donovan Bailey in Toronto
The global track and field icon is a legendary sprinter.
100 Olympic championRice and 4x100-
Rice relay, three
World record holder and third
World champion.
Jennifer Bond in Ottawa
The professor of law and human rights, who was appointed chairman of the global refugee sponsorship initiative, is an associate professor at the University of Ottawa law school and uses her legal expertise to make meaningful changes to refugee policy and implementation.
Thunder Bay-brunler
She is an advocate for the French-speaking community in northwest Ontario and director of the French-speaking community in Rewan, who has devoted her life to promoting French rights in the health and education sectors. Ronald F. Caza, Ottawa -
Counsel for French language rights and enthusiastic defenders she has been supporting the preservation of French language and culture in Ontario and has successfully debated in the Supreme Court on attempts to eliminate or destroy the essential institutions.
Chen Jinquan, Hamilton-
Outstanding pediatric hematology and scientists, a professor of pediatrics at McMaster University, have promoted care for children with thrombosis and stroke, including the use of blood clots
The world can prevent the resistance catheter of children's thrombosis.
Ethel c etit é, Ottawa
The first French entrepreneur, volunteer and community leader in mesenez
For 35 years, she has supported the economic development of francophone communities in Ontario and Canada.
Jim Steele of Guelph
Entrepreneurs and charities, CEO of Danby Appliances, have sponsored and relocated more than 50 Syrian refugee families.
Carol Finley of Coburg
The Anglican priest and education advocate he is the founder and director of the prisoner Book Club, a charity that runs book clubs in federal prisons in Canada, literacy, communication, and the social skills needed for prisoners to return to the community were established.
Cheryl fuchuk, Brentford-
She is an outstanding professor of nursing and psychiatry at the Western University/Lawson Health Institute, and her pioneering transitional discharge approach has greatly improved the outcomes of the mentally ill.
Orenga, Orléans-
International development expert and human rights advocate he is the founding executive director of the Diamond Development Initiative (DDI)
She is committed to international development and the eradication of blood diamonds.
Shirley Greenberg in Ottawa
Lawyers and prominent women's rights advocates proud feminists
The National Women and Law Association was established and is considered to have helped women in Canada to make historic progress.
Robert Pio Hagar, London
Acclaimed "transformative" motivational speaker with Down's syndrome, he founded ideal way, a charity that helps people with intellectual disabilities and others feel the IDEAL: including, worthy, equal,
Hodgkinson in Toronto
Inashe, the international well-known chief ballet dancer, is the famous chief dancer of the National Ballet of Canada, who has raised the quality standards of artistic forms and has become a mentor to the new generation of dancers.
Dorothy Anna Jarvis in Oakville
Distinguished pediatrician icianshe is Professor emmerita from the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Toronto and is the international authority for emergency health care for children.
Lisa lafram, Toronto-
The national broadcaster, the chief anchor and senior editor of Canadian CTV National News, used her influence to promote human rights, including improving access to education for Afghan women. M. G.
Wencash manner in Gloucester
International Expert chemical engineer in food science and technology and nutrition, founder and chairman of the micro-nutrient initiative, he advocated the use of iron and iodine to strengthen salt, directly improving the lives of hundreds of millions of the poorest people in the world. Ernest Matton (
Little brown bear), Minesing -
Community Capacity Building and spiritual ambassador is a great
Respected Métis, who brings together aboriginal teachings and Western information to provide holistic treatment/treatment for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people
Members of indigenous communities and professional disciplines. Hon.
Dennis O'Connor, Toronto-
The former chief justice of OntarioHe, a highly respected judge, presided over the Walkerton board of inquiry and the Maher Arar investigation, which are still public investigations to date
David Pearson of Sudbury
Professor and promoter of scientific communication he is the founding director of the North of science, and his pioneering interactive approach has become a model of public scientific participation.
Fran schaga's Fran
Women's Hockey Canada women's hockey, which advocates the month's yearsAn icon, helped set up the Women's Hockey World Championships of the Ontario Women's Hockey Association, as well as women's hockey's recognition as an official Olympic event.
Beverly salmon in Toronto-prominent anti-
Racism and community events Toronto's first black female city councillor and founding chairman of the black Liaison Committee of the Toronto Board of Education, advocating inclusive curriculum and counter-
Training teachers on racism. Hon.
Hugh Segal, Toronto-
Outstanding Public Service personnel have served in public, private, academic and other fieldsfor-
The profit sector for 40 years, including as a senator, as director of the General Office of the prime minister and deputy secretary of the cabinet of Ontario.
Hega Stephenson, Toronto-
Artistic Administrator and human rights event she is the executive director of the Toronto festival, turning it into the world
Toronto International Film Festival.
She also helped establish the Canadian Human Rights Watch Commission and the annual Human Rights Watch Film Festival.
Margo timings in sambury
She is the face of the world-renowned Canadian alternative rock band Cowboy fans whose unique voice affects contemporary music in Canada and around the world.
Jim Steele, a Guelph businessman who recently sponsored 50 Syrian refugee families, is one of 26 new appointments in Ontario, the province's highest honor.
The CEO of Danbi group announced late last year that he would donate up to $1.
5 million help 50 Syrian refugee families settle in Guelph.
He has since worked with local community groups and social services organizations to address the problems of these families.
Estill's appointment of the Order of Ontario was announced on Wednesday by the Deputy Governor of Ontario and the Minister of the Order of Ontario, Elizabeth moral swell.
Estill joined recipients such as Kitchener local and national broadcaster Lisa LaFlamme and global track and field icon Donovan Bailey.
Other appointed personnel include the world-renowned doctor of the pioneer of surgical robots.
Mehran Anvari founded the Centre for surgical invention and innovation, and angerle Brunelle, a French rights advocate, has devoted his life to promoting French rights in northwestern Ontario.
The Order of Ontario acknowledges that individuals who have made outstanding achievements in their field have left a lasting legacy in the province, Canada and elsewhere.
The order members are from all walks of life in Ontario.
They represent different professions and play an important role in shaping our province.
On 2017, the Knights of Ontario celebrated its 30 th anniversary and Canada and Ontario celebrated its 150 th anniversary.
The deputy governor will honor the appointee at the ceremony at Queen's Park on June 2017.
Special anniversary celebrations will be held after the ceremony.
"As the principal of the Ontario Knights, I am proud to recognize 26 Ontario people who have demonstrated excellence and achievement at the highest level.
Outstanding achievements have been made in the fields of journalism, medicine, human rights advocacy, community building, art and sports, who have joined a valuable society for 30 years, this society has always been a source of inspiration for Ontario.
On behalf of a grateful province, I extend warm congratulation to them, "moral swell said in a press release. Peter A.
Adamson in Toronto
Specialist in ENT surgery
Head and neck surgeon is an international recognized facial plastic surgery and reconstruction surgeon whose technology is taught worldwide and regularly leads plastic surgeons through his facial Future Foundation
Mehran Anvari, Han
Surgical robot pioneer he is one of the first surgeons in Canada to use robots in surgery and is the founding director of the world
The well-known center for Surgical Invention and Innovation supports the development of a new generation of medical robots for early detection and treatment of cancer.
Donovan Bailey in Toronto
The global track and field icon is a legendary sprinter.
100 Olympic championRice and 4x100-
Rice relay, three
World record holder and third
World champion.
Jennifer Bond in Ottawa
The professor of law and human rights, who was appointed chairman of the global refugee sponsorship initiative, is an associate professor at the University of Ottawa law school and uses her legal expertise to make meaningful changes to refugee policy and implementation.
Thunder Bay-brunler
She is an advocate for the French-speaking community in northwest Ontario and director of the French-speaking community in Rewan, who has devoted her life to promoting French rights in the health and education sectors. Ronald F. Caza, Ottawa -
Counsel for French language rights and enthusiastic defenders she has been supporting the preservation of French language and culture in Ontario and has successfully debated in the Supreme Court on attempts to eliminate or destroy the essential institutions.
Chen Jinquan, Hamilton-
Outstanding pediatric hematology and scientists, a professor of pediatrics at McMaster University, have promoted care for children with thrombosis and stroke, including the use of blood clots
The world can prevent the resistance catheter of children's thrombosis.
Ethel c etit é, Ottawa
The first French entrepreneur, volunteer and community leader in mesenez
For 35 years, she has supported the economic development of francophone communities in Ontario and Canada.
Jim Steele of Guelph
Entrepreneurs and charities, CEO of Danby Appliances, have sponsored and relocated more than 50 Syrian refugee families.
Carol Finley of Coburg
The Anglican priest and education advocate he is the founder and director of the prisoner Book Club, a charity that runs book clubs in federal prisons in Canada, literacy, communication, and the social skills needed for prisoners to return to the community were established.
Cheryl fuchuk, Brentford-
She is an outstanding professor of nursing and psychiatry at the Western University/Lawson Health Institute, and her pioneering transitional discharge approach has greatly improved the outcomes of the mentally ill.
Orenga, Orléans-
International development expert and human rights advocate he is the founding executive director of the Diamond Development Initiative (DDI)
She is committed to international development and the eradication of blood diamonds.
Shirley Greenberg in Ottawa
Lawyers and prominent women's rights advocates proud feminists
The National Women and Law Association was established and is considered to have helped women in Canada to make historic progress.
Robert Pio Hagar, London
Acclaimed "transformative" motivational speaker with Down's syndrome, he founded ideal way, a charity that helps people with intellectual disabilities and others feel the IDEAL: including, worthy, equal,
Hodgkinson in Toronto
Inashe, the international well-known chief ballet dancer, is the famous chief dancer of the National Ballet of Canada, who has raised the quality standards of artistic forms and has become a mentor to the new generation of dancers.
Dorothy Anna Jarvis in Oakville
Distinguished pediatrician icianshe is Professor emmerita from the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Toronto and is the international authority for emergency health care for children.
Lisa lafram, Toronto-
The national broadcaster, the chief anchor and senior editor of Canadian CTV National News, used her influence to promote human rights, including improving access to education for Afghan women. M. G.
Wencash manner in Gloucester
International Expert chemical engineer in food science and technology and nutrition, founder and chairman of the micro-nutrient initiative, he advocated the use of iron and iodine to strengthen salt, directly improving the lives of hundreds of millions of the poorest people in the world. Ernest Matton (
Little brown bear), Minesing -
Community Capacity Building and spiritual ambassador is a great
Respected Métis, who brings together aboriginal teachings and Western information to provide holistic treatment/treatment for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people
Members of indigenous communities and professional disciplines. Hon.
Dennis O'Connor, Toronto-
The former chief justice of OntarioHe, a highly respected judge, presided over the Walkerton board of inquiry and the Maher Arar investigation, which are still public investigations to date
David Pearson of Sudbury
Professor and promoter of scientific communication he is the founding director of the North of science, and his pioneering interactive approach has become a model of public scientific participation.
Fran schaga's Fran
Women's Hockey Canada women's hockey, which advocates the month's yearsAn icon, helped set up the Women's Hockey World Championships of the Ontario Women's Hockey Association, as well as women's hockey's recognition as an official Olympic event.
Beverly salmon in Toronto-prominent anti-
Racism and community events Toronto's first black female city councillor and founding chairman of the black Liaison Committee of the Toronto Board of Education, advocating inclusive curriculum and counter-
Training teachers on racism. Hon.
Hugh Segal, Toronto-
Outstanding Public Service personnel have served in public, private, academic and other fieldsfor-
The profit sector for 40 years, including as a senator, as director of the General Office of the prime minister and deputy secretary of the cabinet of Ontario.
Hega Stephenson, Toronto-
Artistic Administrator and human rights event she is the executive director of the Toronto festival, turning it into the world
Toronto International Film Festival.
She also helped establish the Canadian Human Rights Watch Commission and the annual Human Rights Watch Film Festival.
Margo timings in sambury
She is the face of the world-renowned Canadian alternative rock band Cowboy fans whose unique voice affects contemporary music in Canada and around the world.
Jim Steele, a Guelph businessman who recently sponsored 50 Syrian refugee families, is one of 26 new appointments in Ontario, the province's highest honor.
The CEO of Danbi group announced late last year that he would donate up to $1.
5 million help 50 Syrian refugee families settle in Guelph.
He has since worked with local community groups and social services organizations to address the problems of these families.
Estill's appointment of the Order of Ontario was announced on Wednesday by the Deputy Governor of Ontario and the Minister of the Order of Ontario, Elizabeth moral swell.
Estill joined recipients such as Kitchener local and national broadcaster Lisa LaFlamme and global track and field icon Donovan Bailey.
Other appointed personnel include the world-renowned doctor of the pioneer of surgical robots.
Mehran Anvari founded the Centre for surgical invention and innovation, and angerle Brunelle, a French rights advocate, has devoted his life to promoting French rights in northwestern Ontario.
The Order of Ontario acknowledges that individuals who have made outstanding achievements in their field have left a lasting legacy in the province, Canada and elsewhere.
The order members are from all walks of life in Ontario.
They represent different professions and play an important role in shaping our province.
On 2017, the Knights of Ontario celebrated its 30 th anniversary and Canada and Ontario celebrated its 150 th anniversary.
The deputy governor will honor the appointee at the ceremony at Queen's Park on June 2017.
Special anniversary celebrations will be held after the ceremony.
"As the principal of the Ontario Knights, I am proud to recognize 26 Ontario people who have demonstrated excellence and achievement at the highest level.
Outstanding achievements have been made in the fields of journalism, medicine, human rights advocacy, community building, art and sports, who have joined a valuable society for 30 years, this society has always been a source of inspiration for Ontario.
On behalf of a grateful province, I extend warm congratulation to them, "moral swell said in a press release. Peter A.
Adamson in Toronto
Specialist in ENT surgery
Head and neck surgeon is an international recognized facial plastic surgery and reconstruction surgeon whose technology is taught worldwide and regularly leads plastic surgeons through his facial Future Foundation
Mehran Anvari, Han
Surgical robot pioneer he is one of the first surgeons in Canada to use robots in surgery and is the founding director of the world
The well-known center for Surgical Invention and Innovation supports the development of a new generation of medical robots for early detection and treatment of cancer.
Donovan Bailey in Toronto
The global track and field icon is a legendary sprinter.
100 Olympic championRice and 4x100-
Rice relay, three
World record holder and third
World champion.
Jennifer Bond in Ottawa
The professor of law and human rights, who was appointed chairman of the global refugee sponsorship initiative, is an associate professor at the University of Ottawa law school and uses her legal expertise to make meaningful changes to refugee policy and implementation.
Thunder Bay-brunler
She is an advocate for the French-speaking community in northwest Ontario and director of the French-speaking community in Rewan, who has devoted her life to promoting French rights in the health and education sectors. Ronald F. Caza, Ottawa -
Counsel for French language rights and enthusiastic defenders she has been supporting the preservation of French language and culture in Ontario and has successfully debated in the Supreme Court on attempts to eliminate or destroy the essential institutions.
Chen Jinquan, Hamilton-
Outstanding pediatric hematology and scientists, a professor of pediatrics at McMaster University, have promoted care for children with thrombosis and stroke, including the use of blood clots
The world can prevent the resistance catheter of children's thrombosis.
Ethel c etit é, Ottawa
The first French entrepreneur, volunteer and community leader in mesenez
For 35 years, she has supported the economic development of francophone communities in Ontario and Canada.
Jim Steele of Guelph
Entrepreneurs and charities, CEO of Danby Appliances, have sponsored and relocated more than 50 Syrian refugee families.
Carol Finley of Coburg
The Anglican priest and education advocate he is the founder and director of the prisoner Book Club, a charity that runs book clubs in federal prisons in Canada, literacy, communication, and the social skills needed for prisoners to return to the community were established.
Cheryl fuchuk, Brentford-
She is an outstanding professor of nursing and psychiatry at the Western University/Lawson Health Institute, and her pioneering transitional discharge approach has greatly improved the outcomes of the mentally ill.
Orenga, Orléans-
International development expert and human rights advocate he is the founding executive director of the Diamond Development Initiative (DDI)
She is committed to international development and the eradication of blood diamonds.
Shirley Greenberg in Ottawa
Lawyers and prominent women's rights advocates proud feminists
The National Women and Law Association was established and is considered to have helped women in Canada to make historic progress.
Robert Pio Hagar, London
Acclaimed "transformative" motivational speaker with Down's syndrome, he founded ideal way, a charity that helps people with intellectual disabilities and others feel the IDEAL: including, worthy, equal,
Hodgkinson in Toronto
Inashe, the international well-known chief ballet dancer, is the famous chief dancer of the National Ballet of Canada, who has raised the quality standards of artistic forms and has become a mentor to the new generation of dancers.
Dorothy Anna Jarvis in Oakville
Distinguished pediatrician icianshe is Professor emmerita from the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Toronto and is the international authority for emergency health care for children.
Lisa lafram, Toronto-
The national broadcaster, the chief anchor and senior editor of Canadian CTV National News, used her influence to promote human rights, including improving access to education for Afghan women. M. G.
Wencash manner in Gloucester
International Expert chemical engineer in food science and technology and nutrition, founder and chairman of the micro-nutrient initiative, he advocated the use of iron and iodine to strengthen salt, directly improving the lives of hundreds of millions of the poorest people in the world. Ernest Matton (
Little brown bear), Minesing -
Community Capacity Building and spiritual ambassador is a great
Respected Métis, who brings together aboriginal teachings and Western information to provide holistic treatment/treatment for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people
Members of indigenous communities and professional disciplines. Hon.
Dennis O'Connor, Toronto-
The former chief justice of OntarioHe, a highly respected judge, presided over the Walkerton board of inquiry and the Maher Arar investigation, which are still public investigations to date
David Pearson of Sudbury
Professor and promoter of scientific communication he is the founding director of the North of science, and his pioneering interactive approach has become a model of public scientific participation.
Fran schaga's Fran
Women's Hockey Canada women's hockey, which advocates the month's yearsAn icon, helped set up the Women's Hockey World Championships of the Ontario Women's Hockey Association, as well as women's hockey's recognition as an official Olympic event.
Beverly salmon in Toronto-prominent anti-
Racism and community events Toronto's first black female city councillor and founding chairman of the black Liaison Committee of the Toronto Board of Education, advocating inclusive curriculum and counter-
Training teachers on racism. Hon.
Hugh Segal, Toronto-
Outstanding Public Service personnel have served in public, private, academic and other fieldsfor-
The profit sector for 40 years, including as a senator, as director of the General Office of the prime minister and deputy secretary of the cabinet of Ontario.
Hega Stephenson, Toronto-
Artistic Administrator and human rights event she is the executive director of the Toronto festival, turning it into the world
Toronto International Film Festival.
She also helped establish the Canadian Human Rights Watch Commission and the annual Human Rights Watch Film Festival.
Margo timings in sambury
She is the face of the world-renowned Canadian alternative rock band Cowboy fans whose unique voice affects contemporary music in Canada and around the world.