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DOCTORATES, PRIZES,
DISTINCTIONS AND NOMINATIONS

Doctorates Honoris Causa:

  • Université de Montréal (1950) The first granted to a Theatre man in Canada

  • Université of Toronto (1951)

  • University of Saskatchewan (1966)

  • McGill University(1968)

  • Université du Nouveau-Brunswick (1969)

  • Trent University. (1970)

  • Mount Allison University (1970)

  • University of Ottawa (1984)

  • St.-Jean Royal Militairy College(1989)

Prizes and distinctions:

  • First Gold Medal of journal Radiomonde, Montréal (1939)

  • Grand Prize of the Société des Auteurs dramatiques de Montréal (1949)

  • Tit-Coq received the Film of the Year Award from the Canadian Film Awards (1953)

  • Grand Prix de Théâtre Victor-Morin (1957)

  • Medal of the Order of Canada for exceptional services rendered to the Nation (1957)

  • Member of the Royal society of Canada (1958)

  • A committee appointed by the Canadian Centennial Library, under the chairmanship of the Right Honourable Vincent Massey, named Mr. Gélinas one of the twenty-five great Canadians whose achievements stand out above all others in the century since Confederation (1966)

  • Special award from the Concert Society of the Perez Jewish People's Schools for (his) outstanding contribution to the Canadian theatre (1967)

  • Chevalier of l’Ordre National du Québec (1985)

  • Honorary Diploma from the Canadian Conference of the Arts (1985)

  • Great Montrealer of the year (6th gala, 1989)

  • Companion of the Order of Canada (1990)

  • Prix d'excellence of journal La Presse (1990)

  • Chevalier of l'ordre de la Pléiade de l'Association internationale des parlementaires de langue française (1994)

Nominations:

  • Vice-president of the Conseil des Arts de la région métropolitaine de Montréal (1957)

  • Vice-president of l'Union des Artistes de Montréal (1959)

  • President of the Canadian Theatre Centre (1959)

  • Founding Member of the National Theatre School of Canada (1960)

  • President of the Canadian Film Developement Society (1968)

  • First Vice-president of l'Union des Artistes (1984)