Molson Prizes Cumulative list of Winners
N.B. Before 2002, the Prizes were designated by the year of the Council’s financial statements. Starting in 2002, they will be designated by the year in which they are awarded.
2006
- Nicole Brossard, poet, novelist and essayist
- Henry Mintzberg, Cleghorn Professor of Management Studies (McGill University)
2005
- Iain Baxter (aka IAIN BAXTER&), photographer, painter, sculptor, installation and conceptual artist
- Ramsay Cook, historian, general editor (Dictionary of Canadian Biography)
2004
- Maria Campbell, author, playwright, filmmaker and professor
- Richard Tremblay, professor and researcher
2003
- Walter Boudreau, conductor, composer & musician
- Janice Stein, International Relations
2001
- Christopher Newton, theatre director, playwright, actor
- Margaret Lock, medical anthropologist
2000
- Jacques Poulin, novellist
- Ian Hacking, philosopher
1999
- Kiawak Ashoona, visual artist- sculptor
- Tom Courchene, economics and public policy
1998
- Jeanne Lamon, music director
- Trebilcock, Michael J., law
1997
- Mary Pratt, visual artist
- Guy Rocher, sociologist
1996
- Mavis Gallant, writer
- Pierre Maranda, anthropologist
1995
- Gerald Ferguson, painter and teacher
- Donald Akenson, historian
1994
- Michel Tremblay, playwright and novelist
- Martin Friedland, criminal law scholar
1993
- R. Murray Schafer, composer, writer and educator
- Juliet McMaster, literary scholar and humanist
1992
- Douglas Cardinal, architect
- Fernand Dumont, sociologist
1991
- Denys Arcand, filmmaker
- Charles Taylor, philosopher
1990
- Alice Munro, short-story writer
- Jean-Jacques Nattiez, musicologist
1989
- Vera Frenkel, multidisciplinary artist and video producer
- Fernande Saint-Martin, museologist, writer, researcher and teacher
1988
- Robertson Davies, journalist, playwright and novelist
- Terence Michael Penelhum, philosopher, author and editor
1987
- Yvette Brind'Amour, actress, director, cofounder and artistic director of the Théâtre du Rideau Vert
- Marc-Adélard Tremblay, anthropologist and scholar
1986
- J. Mavor Moore, playwright, director, actor and producer
- William Dray, philosopher and historian
1985
- Gaston Miron, writer
- Ronald Melzack, psychologist
1984
- Marcel Dubé, dramatist
- James G. Eayrs, teacher, scholar and writer
1983
- Brian Macdonald, choreographer and director
- Frances Halpenny, editor and scholar
1982
- Alan C. Cairns, political scientist
- Louis-Edmond Hamelin, geographer
- Jack McClelland, publisher
- Gilles Vigneault, chansonnier
1980
- Margaret Atwood, writer
- Marcel Trudel, historian
- John Weinzweig, composer
1979
- Michel Brault, filmmaker
- Lois Marshall, singer
- Robert Weaver, editor and radio producer
1978
- Jean Duceppe, actor
- Betty Oliphant, principal and director of the National Ballet School
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Michael Snow, painter
1977
- Gabrielle Roy, novelist
- Jack Shadbolt, painter
- George Story, lexicographer
1976
- John Hirsch, theatre director
- Bill Reid, sculptor and carver
- Jean-Louis Roux, actor and theatre director
1975
- Orford String Quartet
- Denise Pelletier, actress
- Jon Vickers, tenor
1974
- Alex Colville, painter
- Pierre Dansereau, ecologist
- Margaret Laurence, writer
1973
- W.A.C.H. Dobson, sinologist
- Celia Franca, dancer, choreographer, and artistic director of the National Ballet
- Jean-Paul Lemieux, painter
1972
- John James Deutsch, economist
- Alfred Pellan, painter
- George Woodcock, writer
1971
- Maureen Forrester, contralto
- Rina Lasnier, poet
- Norman McLaren, filmmaker
1970
- Northrop Frye, literary scholar
- Duncan MacPherson, cartoonist
- Yves Thériault, writer
1969
- Jean-Paul Audet, scholar
- Morley Callaghan, writer
- Arnold Spohr, artistic director of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet
1968
- Glenn Gould, pianist
- Jean Le Moyne, writer
1967
- Arthur Erickson, architect
- Anne Hébert, poet
- Marshall McLuhan, scholar and visionary
1966
- Georges-Henri Lévesque, social scientist
- Hugh MacLennan, writer
1965
- Jean Gascon , actor and theatre irector
- Frank Scott , lawyer and poet
1964
- Donald Creighton, historian
- Alain Grandbois, poet
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