2011 - The Hon. Lucie Pépin, retired Senator, and Dr. Mildred Burns, retired McGill Professor of Education, for promoting the advancement of women

2010 - The Hon. Eleni Bakopanos for excellence and achievement in public service

2009 - Pearl Eliadis, for her work in human rights particularly for women and children

2006 - Ginger Petty, for her desire to help others with benevolence, public-spiritedness and charity

2005 - Teresa Dellar and Daphne Nahmiash, for their work in improving the human condition

2004 - Marie-Josée Potvin, as a tribute to a woman who has excelled in combining family and career

2003 - Marion Daigle for her contribution to community awareness through communication

2002 - Shirley Gyles and Georgie Crawford for their work in cultural initiatives in the community

2001 - Tanya Ashby, Stephanie Indio, Nancy Pauletto, and Elizabeth Stanway for leadership in implementing a Community Service Program

          within their  Academy's study body

2000 - Beverly Townsend, for her support and contribution to improve the lot of youth

1999 - Frema Engel, for her decades long work in victim advocacy and trauma response

1998 - Lorine Besel, for her contribution to education in the field of nursing

1997 - Dr. June Irwin, Dermatologist who researches on the effects of pesticides on our lives

1996 - The Reverend Faye Wakeling: for her dedicated work to alleviate poverty of women and children

1995 - Carol Potter: for her work in the field of Literacy

1994 - Jackie Veinish: for her work in improving the quality of family life

1993 - Sophie Economides: for volunteerism

1992 - Kathryn Roston: for her work with women with AIDS

1991 - Maria Peluso: for her dedicated work with minority cultures

1990 - Joan Rothman: for her work in introducing school-wide French immersion programs

1989 - Sandra Wilson: for providing public performance opportunities for young classical musicians for their work as young women in

          volunteering

1988 - Sheila Zittrer for her work for the frail elderly

1987 - Elizabeth Tremain for her work for homeless and destitute women