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Don Cherry, 92, to receive Ontario’s top civilian honour, the Order of Ontario, for his hockey legacy and veteran advocacy.
Don Cherry, the 92-year-old former NHL coach and Hockey Night in Canada personality, is set to receive Ontario’s highest civilian honour, the Order of Ontario, following a recommendation by Premier Doug Ford.
Though no official announcement has been made, multiple sources confirm the decision was finalized by the selection committee.
The recognition comes amid a shift in public perception after his 2025 firing from Sportsnet over Remembrance Day comments, with many now viewing his remarks as expressions of patriotism.
Cherry is celebrated for his decades-long hockey legacy, advocacy for veterans, and promotion of Canadian identity, with supporters believing the honour could lead to future recognition, including the Order of Canada and Hockey Hall of Fame induction.
Don Cherry, de 92 años, recibirá el máximo honor civil de Ontario, la Orden de Ontario, por su legado en el hockey y su defensa de los veteranos.