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Ryan Reynolds Receives Order of Canada Honor

Owen McKenzieBy Owen McKenzieAugust 7, 2025Updated:August 7, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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Ryan Reynolds, the famous actor from Vancouver, has been named to the Order of Canada. This is the country’s highest civilian honor. The award is given to people who have made lasting contributions to Canada in many fields. This year, 88 people received the award, and Reynolds was one of them.

Reynolds is best known for playing the title role in the Deadpool films. But his work goes far beyond acting. He has helped many charities in Canada over the years. Some of the groups he supports include Water First Education, Covenant House Vancouver, and the SickKids Foundation. These groups help provide clean water, care for homeless youth, and support children’s health.

Reynolds and his wife, Blake Lively, also started the Group Effort Initiative. This program gives people from under-represented communities a chance to build careers in film and TV. It helps new workers get real on-set experience. The goal is to open doors to lasting jobs in the entertainment industry.

This is not the first time Reynolds has been honored in Canada. In 2023, he was given the Order of British Columbia. When he received that award, he shared how much it meant to him to be recognized at home. He said it felt surreal to be praised for the work he had done, almost like seeing a highlight reel of his life.

“There’s an element to this that feels like St. Peter at the gate,” Reynolds said in a past interview. “It’s like watching only the good moments, and that’s pretty special.”

Reynolds added that being honored in Canada felt like a true homecoming. He said hearing people talk about his work touched him deeply.

Beyond his charity work, Reynolds has had a long career in film. He first gained fame in National Lampoon’s Van Wilder, followed by roles in Just Friends, Free Guy, and The Adam Project, which was filmed in British Columbia. He continues to appear in major productions and has remained a popular figure in the film world.

Recently, Reynolds was also featured in The Hollywood Reporter. He took part in the Actors on Actors series from Variety, where he sat down with fellow actor Andrew Garfield. The episode aired last week and gave fans a fresh look at his views on the film industry.

Reynolds is known for blending humor and heart in his work. His dedication to giving back to the community has made him a role model in Canada and beyond. By helping others and using his fame for good, he has shown that celebrities can make a real difference.

The Order of Canada is a strong sign of respect for those who shape the country through art, service, and leadership. With this latest honor, Reynolds joins a group of Canadians whose work has left a lasting impact.

His journey from local actor to global star, all while staying connected to his roots, shows why he was chosen for this special award. The recognition marks another chapter in his life, one shaped not just by fame, but by his actions off-screen.

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Owen McKenzie is an experienced journalist based in Port Alberni, known for his in-depth local reporting and community engagement. With over 12 years in the field, Owen is a graduate of Thompson Rivers University and has contributed to publications such as the Alberni Valley News and CBC Vancouver Island. He is an active member of the Canadian Association of Journalists and is passionate about covering rural development, labor issues, and coastal conservation efforts.

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