Final list of King Charles III Coronation Medal recipients

North Vancouver, BCLocal News

The Government of British Columbia has unveiled the final list of recipients for The King Charles III Coronation Medal, celebrating 537 individuals for their exemplary leadership and service. The majority of nominees were recommended by the B. C. Public Service, while some were acknowledged by Indigenous governments, showcasing a diverse representation of community contributions. This medal commemorates the coronation of King Charles III, which occurred on May 6, 2023, and serves to honor those who have made notable impacts in their communities.

Notable recipients include Maj. (Ret’d) Jeff Allen and Chief Sheriff Paul Corrado, among many others, reflecting a wide array of professions and backgrounds. The initiative emphasizes the importance of recognizing local heroes who contribute positively to society. The recipients join a growing list of honorees published in September 2024, reinforcing the ongoing commitment to acknowledge service and achievement. The article highlights the significance of community leadership in shaping a better future for British Columbia.

With this recognition, the government aims to inspire continued dedication among citizens to serve their communities.

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