Awards in Arts and Academia
| Governor General | Award | Year created | Field | Organisation/recipient |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ray Hnatyshyn | Ramon John Hnatyshyn Award for Voluntarism in the Arts | 1992 | All arts | National Arts Centre |
| Ramon John Hnatyshyn Award for Law | Unknown | Law | Canadian Bar Association | |
| Governor General Ramon John Hnatyshyn Education Fund | Unknown | Medicine | University Hospital Board and Foundation of Saskatoon | |
| Jeanne Sauvé | Governor General Jeanne Sauvé Fellowship | Unknown | Canadian studies | Brazilian graduate student in Canadian studies |
| Jules Léger | Jules and Gabrielle Léger Fellowship | Unknown | Royal history of Canada | Canadian scholars writing on the role, function, and historical contributions of the Canadian Crown |
| Jules Léger Scholarship | Unknown | Bilingualism | Canadian students in bilingual programs at the University of Regina | |
| Roland Michener | Michener Award | 1970 | Journalism | Michener Awards Foundation |
| Michener-Deacon Fellowship | 1998 | |||
| Georges Vanier | Vanier Awards for Outstanding Young Canadians | Unknown | ||
| The Earl of Bessborough | Bessborough Trophy (later renamed Calvert Trophy) | 1933 | Theatre | Dominion Drama Festival's best amateur theatrical company |
| The Duke of Devonshire | Duke of Devonshire Trophy | 1924 | Horticulture | Highest scoring exhibitor in the decorative sections of the Open Classes of the Ottawa Horticultural Society |
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