Olympic mountain biker Catharine Pendrel and road cyclist Joelle Numainville will be on site at the awards ceremonies in Vancouver and Ottawa, respectively, to receive their medals. Every athlete who represented Canada at the London 2012 Olympics and Paralympics will receive the honour.
Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal Recipients – Vancouver
London 2012 Olympians
– Brent Hayden, 2012 Bronze Medallist, Swimming
– Dorothy Ludwig, Shootinig
– Michael Mason, Athletics
– Riley McCormick, Diving
– Tobias Ng, Badminton
– Catharine Pendrel, Cycling
– Jessica Smith, Athletics
– Michael Wilkinson, Rowing
London 2012 Paralympians
– Kevin Evans, Archery
– Nathan Dewitt, Athletics
– Braedon Dolfo, Athletics
– Dustin Walsh, Athletics
– Dylan Williamson, Athletics Guide
– Josh Vander Vies, Boccia, 2012 Bronze medallist
– Doug Ripley, Goalball
– Meghan Montgomery, Rowing
– Joan Reid, Rowing
– Tony Theriault, Rowing
– Stacie Louttit, Sailing, 2008 Bronze medallist
– John McRoberts, Sailing, 2008 Bronze medallist
– Doug Blessin, Shooting
– Christos Trifonidis, Shooting
– Scott Patterson, Swimming, 2002 Bronze medallist (para-alpine skiing)
– Nathan Stein, Swimming, 2012 Silver medallist
– Janet McLachlan, Wheelchair Basketball
– Jessica Vliegenthart, Wheelchair Basketball
– Ian Chan, Wheelchair Rugby, 2012 Silver medallist, 2008 Bronze medallist, 2004 Silver medallist
– Trevor Hirschfield, Wheelchair Rugby, 2012 Silver medallist, 2008 Bronze medallist
– Travis Murao, Wheelchair Rugby, 2012 Silver medallist
Canadian Paralympic Committee Recipients
– Josh Dueck, Athlete, Para-Alpine Skiing, 2010 Silver Medallist
– Michael Edgson, Athlete, Swimming/Builder/Coach, 1992 Gold (five-time) and Silver medallist, 1998 Gold medallist (eight-time); 1984 Gold (four-time) and Silver medallist
– Jennifer Krempien, Athlete, Wheelchair Basketball, 2004 Bronze medallist; 2000/1996/1992 Gold medallist
– Lilo Ljubisic, Athlete, Athletics, 1996 Bronze medallist (two-time), 1992 Gold and Silver medallist, 1988 Bronze medallist
– Tyler Mosher, Athlete, Para-Nordic
– Patrick Harris, Builder
– Laurel Crosby, Builder
– John Cumberbirch, Builder
– Jane James, Builder
– Terrie Moore, Builder
– Isabel Reinertson, Builder
– Elisabeth Walker-Young, Builder/Athlete, Swimming, 2004 Bronze medallist, 2000 Gold medalist (three-time), 1996 Bronze medallist
– Annie Johnston, Builder
– Tim Frick, Coach
– Reg Shaw, Coach
– Herb Torrance, Coach
– Janet Dunn, Coach/Builder
Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal Recipients – Ottawa
London 2012 Olympians
– Courtnay Pilypaitis, Basketball
– Nick Tritton, Judo
– Joelle Numainville, Cycling
– Aleksandra Wozniak, Tennis
– Sasha Mehmedovic, Judo
London 2012 Paralympians
– Jason Dunkerley, Athletics, 2012 Silver and Bronze medallist, 2008 Bronze medallist, 2004 Silver medallist, 2000 Silver medallist
– Jonathan Dunkerley, Athletics
– Joshua Karanja, Athletics – Guide, 2012 Silver and Bronze medallist
– Brianna Jennett-McNeill, Swimming
Canadian Paralympic Committee and Canada Games Recipients
– David Legg, Builder
– Jordan Bridal, Builder
– Michelle Killins, Builder
– Linda Sheehan, Builder
– Lorette Dupuis, Builder
– Dr. Richard Goudie, Builder
– Blair McIntosh, Builder
– Dr. Jennifer McTavish, Builder
– Craig McCord, Coach
– Carla Qualtrough, Builder
– Andrea Carey, Builder
– Rob Needham, Builder
– Gaétan Tardif, Builder
– Jim Westlake, Builder
– Hugh Conlin, Coach