Notable Members
Numerous past and present OCC members have been awarded the Saidye Bronfman Award. The Saidye Bronfman Award is “Canada’s foremost distinction for excellence in the fine crafts,” and is one of the highest honours a craftsperson can receive. The chart below lists past or present OCC members who have received the award.
| Kevin Lockau | 2009 | Michael C. Fortune | 1993 |
| Paul Mathieu | 2007 | Susan Warner-Keene | 1991 |
| Michael Hosaluk | 2005 | Dorothy Caldwell | 1990 |
| Kai Hung Chan | 2002 | Harlan House | 1989 |
| Léopold L. Foulem | 2001 | Lutz Haufschild | 1988 |
| Peter Fleming | 2000 | Carole Sabiston | 1987 |
| Susan Low-Beer | 1999 | Lois Etherington Betteridge | 1978 |
| Marcel Marois | 1998 | Robin Hopper | 1977 |
| William (Grit) Laskin | 1997 |
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