Canadian Halls of Fame

Entertainment

• CAB Broadcast Hall of Fame
  Acknowledges radio and television pioneers who had made significant and innovative contributions to the growth and development of Canadian broadcasting.
• Canadian Music Hall Of Fame
  Top 25 list of all-time Canadian music artists compiled using a combination of: opinions, international impact, record sales, popularity, and good sense.
• Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame
  Its mandate is to honour, celebrate and educate Canadians about the outstanding accomplishments of Canadian popular music songwriters and those who have contributed significantly to their legacy.
• Canadian Walk of Fame
  Pays tribute to these priceless national treasures with inlaid "sidewalk stars" in Toronto´s King St. Theatre District in front of the Roy Thomson Hall.
• Improv Hall of Fame
  Dedicated to the memory of those individuals who have made a substantial contribution to improvisational theatre.
• Juno Awards
  Lists inductees from 1978 (Oscar Petersen) to present. Also gives this year´s nominees.
• National Jazz Awards
  Honour jazz artists and groups in 25 different categories including Jazz Journalist of the Year, Jazz Broadcaster of the Year, Jazz Festival of the Year, Jazz Producer of the Year and International Musician of the Year.

Distinguished Achievement

• Canada´s Aviation Hall of Fame
  Extraordinary people that made contributions to the advancement of aviation in Canada as pilots, aeronautical engineers, doctors, scientists, or administrators.
• The Canadian Business Hall of Fame
  Past Laureate inductees include: Thomas J. Bata (Bata Shoe Organization), Henry Birks (Birks Jewellery), J. Armand Bombardier (Bombardier Inc.), Timothy Eaton (T. Eaton Company), Edwin Mirvish (Honest Ed's, Ed's Warehouse, Princess of Wales Theatre), John Molson (Molson Companies Ltd), Frank Stronach (Magna International Inc.) and W. Garfield Weston (Grocery chains:Canada's Loblaw Companies, Britain's Fortnum & Mason, plus in West Germany and France; paper and packaging operations: E.B. Eddy Paper Co., Somerville Industries; and food processors: William Neilson Co. Ltd., B.C. Packers Ltd., Nabob coffee, Westcane Sugar, Donlands Dairy, McCormick's biscuits).
• Canadian Medical Hall of Fame
  Was established in 1993 to celebrate discovery and innovation in medical science. Commemorates those who have made significant contributions to the advance of medicine in Canada.
• Canadian Mining Hall of Fame
  Recognizes and honours the legendary mine finders and builders of a great Canadian industry.
• Canadian Peace Hall of Fame (CPHF)
  Honors people and institutions who represent the best in the peacebuilding profession.
• The Canadian Railway Hall of Fame
  Honours Canadian achievement in the railway industry.
• Canada´s Most Powerful Women: Top 100
  The Top 100 Awards is a symbol of the success women have attained and represents a unique array of proven achievers from many walks of life.
• Canadian Science and Engineering Hall of Fame
  Commemorates the scientific, medical and engineering careers of distinguished Canadians.
• Hamilton Gallery of Distinction
  Permanently recognizes outstanding Hamilton citizens, past and present, who have made significant contributions towards community betterment.
• New Brunswick Hall of Fame
  Among the luminaries honoured are: Max Aitken (Lord Beaverbrook), Walter Pidgeon, and Donald Sutherland.

Miltary

• Hall of Honour
  Canadian war heroes.

Sports

• Canadian Football Hall of Fame
  Gives the opportunity to discover the exciting history of Canadian football and learn about the players and builders who have provided valuable contributions to the sport and their communities.
• Canadian Golf Hall of Fame
  Preserves and honours the traditions of golf from its early European origins to the present day's modern equipment and superstar players.
• Canadian Horse Racing Hall Of Fame
  dedicated to celebrating the memory to those who have made a significant contribution to the sport: an ever-growing honour roll of Builders, Drivers/Trainers, Jockeys, Legends, Standardbreds, Thoroughbreds and Trainers.
• Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame
  Introduction of new members is made on an annual basis in five categories, Field Players, Box Players, Builders, Veteran Players and Team. Located in New Westminster’s Centennial Community Centre (New Westminister, BC).
• Greater Victoria Sports Hall of Fame
  Pays homage to this country's men and women who have excelled at the highest levels, as athletes and builders of sport.
• Hockey Hall of Fame
  Pays tribute to hockey´s greats, not just from the NHL, but including international hockey, amateur hockey, junior hockey, and women´s hockey.
• Ontario Aquatic Hall Of the Fame
  A monument for Ontarians, whose achievements in sport at the local, national and international level are a source of pride for all of us.
• Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame
  Inductees include legendary Manitoba athletes, teams, coaches, officials and builders.
• Skate Canada Hall of Fame
  Developed in 1990 to pay tribute to athletes, coaches, builders and officials who have made a significant impact on Canadian figure skating.
• Soccer Hall of Fame & Museum
  Celebrates individual and organisational achievements in the game.
• The Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame

Hobby

• CABA (The Canadian Amateur Brewers Association) Hall of Fame