Canadian Broadcasting Corporation news anchor Peter Mansbridge (2nd L) shares a laugh with former premier of New Brunswick Frank McKenna (2nd R) during the Order of Canada ceremonies at Rideau Hall in Ottawa November 5, 2009. Mansbridge and McKenna were both awarded the rank of Officer. The award recognizes outstanding achievement and service in various fields of human endeavour and is the country's highest honor for lifetime achievement. Reuters Pictures 1 month ago

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation news anchor Peter Mansbridge (2nd L) shares a laugh with former premier of New Brunswick Frank McKenna (2nd R) during the Order of Canada ceremonies at Rideau Hall in Ottawa November 5, 2009. Mansbridge and McKenna were both awarded the rank of Officer. The award recognizes outstanding achievement and service in various fields of human endeavour and is the country's highest honor for lifetime achievement.

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  1. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation news anchor Peter Mansbridge (2nd L) shares a laugh with former premier of New Brunswick Frank McKenna (2nd R) during the Order of Canada ceremonies at Rideau Hall in Ottawa November 5, 2009. Mansbridge and McKenna were both awarded the rank of Officer. The award recognizes outstanding achievement and service in various fields of human endeavour and is the country's highest honor for lifetime achievement.
  2. Former premier of New Brunswick Frank McKenna is awarded the rank of Officer in the Order of Canada by Governor General Michaelle Jean at Rideau Hall in Ottawa November 5, 2009. The award recognizes outstanding achievement and service in various fields of human endeavour and is the country's highest honor for lifetime achievement.
  3. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation news anchor Peter Mansbridge (2nd L) shares a laugh with former premier of New Brunswick Frank McKenna (2nd R) during the Order of Canada ceremonies at Rideau Hall in Ottawa November 5, 2009. Mansbridge and McKenna were both awarded the rank of Officer. The award recognizes outstanding achievement and service in various fields of human endeavour and is the country's highest honor for lifetime achievement.
  4. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation news anchor Peter Mansbridge is awarded the rank of Officer in the Order of Canada by Governor General Michaelle Jean at Rideau Hall in Ottawa November 5, 2009. The award recognizes outstanding achievement and service in various fields of human endeavour and is the country's highest honor for lifetime achievement.

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