Molson Prizes Cumulative list of Winners

2011

2010

• Édouard Lock, choreographer
• Linda Hutcheon, Professor in English and Comparative Literature at the University of Toronto

2009

• Ian H. Wallace, visual artist
• L. Wayne Sumner, Professor emeritus in philosophy, University of Toronto

2008

• Sheila Fischman, literary translator
• Angus McLaren, world-renowned expert on the history of sexuality, University of Victoria

2007

• Alex Pauk, composer, conductor and music educator
• Paul Thagard, philosophy professor, University of Waterloo

2006

• Nicole Brossard, poet, novelist and essayist
• Henry Mintzberg, Cleghorn Professor of Management Studies, McGill University

2005

• Iain Baxter (aka IAIN BAXTER&), photographer, painter, sculptor, installation and conceptual artist
• Ramsay Cook, historian, general editor, Dictionary of Canadian Biography
  

2004

• Maria Campbell, author, playwright, filmmaker and professor
• Richard Tremblay, professor and researcher, Université de Montréal

2003

• Walter Boudreau, conductor, composer & musician
• Janice Stein, International Relations, University of Toronto

2001

• Christopher Newton, theatre director, playwright, actor
• Margaret Lock, medical anthropologist, McGill University

2000

• Jacques Poulin, novellist
• Ian Hacking, philosopher, University of Toronto

1999

• Kiawak Ashoona, visual artist- sculptor
• Tom Courchene, economics and public policy, Queen's University

1998

• Jeanne Lamon, music director
• Trebilcock, Michael J., law, University of Toronto

1997

• Mary Pratt, visual artist
• Guy Rocher, sociologist, Université de Montréal

1996

• Mavis Gallant, writer
• Pierre Maranda, anthropologist, Université Laval

1995

• Gerald Ferguson, painter and teacher
• Donald Akenson, historian, McGill-Queen's University Press

1994

• Michel Tremblay, playwright and novelist
• Martin Friedland, criminal law scholar, University of Toronto

1993

• R. Murray Schafer, composer, writer and educator
• Juliet McMaster, literary scholar and humanist, University of Alberta

1992

• Douglas Cardinal, architect
• Fernand Dumont, sociologist, Université Laval
  

1991

• Denys Arcand, filmmaker
• Charles Taylor, philosopher, McGill University

1990

• Alice Munro, short-story writer
• Jean-Jacques Nattiez, musicologist, Université de Montréal

1989

• Vera Frenkel, multidisciplinary artist and video producer
• Fernande Saint-Martin, museologist, writer, researcher and teacher, Université du Québec à Montréal

1988

• Robertson Davies, journalist, playwright and novelist
• Terence Michael Penelhum, philosopher, author and editor, University of Calgary

1987

• Yvette Brind'Amour, actress, director, cofounder and artistic director of the Théâtre du Rideau Vert
• Marc-Adélard Tremblay, anthropologist and scholar, Université Laval

1986

• J. Mavor Moore, playwright, director, actor and producer
• William Dray, philosopher and historian, University of Ottawa

1985

• Gaston Miron, writer
• Ronald Melzack, psychologist, McGill University

1984

• Marcel Dubé, dramatist
• James G. Eayrs, teacher, scholar and writer, University of Toronto

1983

• Brian Macdonald, choreographer and director
• Frances Halpenny, editor and scholar, University of Toronto

1982

• Alan C. Cairns, political scientist , University of Waterloo
• Louis-Edmond Hamelin, geographer, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières 
• Jack McClelland, publisher
• Gilles Vigneault, chansonnier

1980

• Margaret Atwood, writer
• Marcel Trudel, historian, University of Ottawa 
• John Weinzweig, composer

1979

• Michel Brault, filmmaker
• Lois Marshall, singer
• Robert Weaver, editor and radio producer

1978

• Jean Duceppe, actor
• Betty Oliphant, principal and director of the National Ballet School

• Michael Snow, painter

1977

• Gabrielle Roy, novelist
• Jack Shadbolt, painter
• George Story, lexicographer, Memorial University of Newfoundland

1976

• John Hirsch, theatre director
• Bill Reid, sculptor and carver
• Jean-Louis Roux, actor and theatre director

1975

• Orford String Quartet
• Denise Pelletier, actress
• Jon Vickers, tenor

1974

• Alex Colville, painter
• Pierre Dansereau, ecologist, Université du Québec à Montréal
• Margaret Laurence, writer

1973

• W.A.C.H. Dobson, sinologist, Massey College
• Celia Franca, dancer, choreographer, and artistic director of the National Ballet
• Jean-Paul Lemieux, painter

1972

• John James Deutsch, economist, Queen's University
• Alfred Pellan, painter
• George Woodcock, writer

1971

• Maureen Forrester, contralto
• Rina Lasnier, poet
• Norman McLaren, filmmaker

1970

• Northrop Frye, literary scholar, Massey College 
• Duncan MacPherson, cartoonist
• Yves Thériault, writer

1969

• Jean-Paul Audet, scholar
• Morley Callaghan, writer
• Arnold Spohr, artistic director of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet

1968

• Glenn Gould, pianist
• Jean Le Moyne, writer

1967

• Arthur Erickson, architect
• Anne Hébert, poet
• Marshall McLuhan, scholar and visionary, Fordham University

1966

• Georges-Henri Lévesque, social scientist, Dominicains de St-Albert 
• Hugh MacLennan, writer

1965

• Jean Gascon , actor and theatre director
• Frank Scott , lawyer and poet, McGill University

1964

• Donald Creighton, historian
• Alain Grandbois, poet