In a recent ceremony, distinguished Canadians were recognized for their outstanding contributions to their communities with the presentation of the King’s Coronation Medal.
This prestigious honour not only commemorates the historic coronation of His Majesty King Charles III but also celebrates the spirit of service and dedication.
The event, hosted by Brad Vis, Member of Parliament for Mission—Matsqui—Fraser Canyon and Shadow Minister for Small Business Recovery and Growth, highlighted the achievements of individuals who have gone above and beyond to create positive change.
“From community leaders to innovators, the recipients embody the values of compassion, leadership, and resilience that unite Canadians,” said Vis.
“This medal is a testament to the extraordinary impact of those who dedicate themselves to improving the lives of others. Their work inspires us all to build stronger, more connected communities.”
Those honoured in the ceremony included:
Matthew Fisher, Jagjit Toor, Damon Matkovich, Shirley Hilton, Valerie Billesberger, Wallace Mah, Lukas Steele, Norman MacLeod, Somē Mosogau, Ron Leger, Bernie Fandrich, Nelson Drozdowich, Sue James, Darren Oike, Samarpal Brar, Wayne Reardon, Rick McKamey, Alexander MacDonald, Patrick Michel and Gerald Basten.
The King’s Coronation Medal serves as a symbol of the bond between Canadians and the Crown while emphasizing the importance of community-driven progress. The ceremony brought together officials, family members, and community representatives to celebrate this proud moment of recognition.
