The following individuals have been awarded The King Charles III Coronation Medal, representing the final recipients from the Government of British Columbia’s partner allotment.

• Ian Aaron, Victoria – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Maj. (Ret’d) Jeff Allen, CD, Saanichton – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Lindi Anderson, Victoria – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Bill Armstrong, Victoria – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Julie Bartlett, Victoria – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Lawrence Campbell, Duncan – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Margaret Case, Victoria – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Michale Celio, New Westminster – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Eva Clayton, New Aiyansh – nominated by Nisga’a Lisims Government
• Martin Convery, Saanichton – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Heather Cook, Victoria – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Chief Sheriff Paul Corrado, Vancouver – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Terri Dorey, Victoria – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Frank Ira Gabriel Dragon, Port Coquitlam – nominated by Ka:'yu:'k't'h'/Che:k:tles7et'h' First Nations
• Richard Elliott, Victoria – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• D. Brad Faucett, Vernon – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Ronald J. Frank, Courtenay – nominated by Ka:'yu:'k't'h'/Che:k:tles7et'h' First Nations
• Thyren Garde-Jacobs, Victoria – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Purnima Govindarajulu, Victoria – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Debbie Granger, Vancouver – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Sean Grills, Victoria – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Rhiana Hamilton, Victoria – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• John Hawkings, Squamish – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Jennifer Heron, Surrey – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Gerald Hills, Revelstoke – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Cynthia Hogan, Burnaby – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Navdeep Johal, Surrey – nominated by Grace Lore, Minister of Children and Family Development
• John Paul Johnson, Vancouver – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• James Knighton, Victoria – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Graham Knox, Victoria – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Alison Ann Leaney, Vancouver – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Danielle MacDonald, Victoria – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Jennifer McCrea, Victoria – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Sgt. Ryane McIntyre, Quesnel – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Chester Moore, Vancouver – nominated by Nisga’a Lisims Government
• Brent Munro, Victoria – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Adele Myler, Saanichton – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Inderjit Randhawa, KC, Kamloops – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Paul Richards, MOM, Surrey – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Kevin Richter, Victoria – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Dorothy Rogers, Victoria – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Kate Saunders, Victoria – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Dave Southam, Squamish – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Colleen Spier, KC, Victoria – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Cassandra Sullivan, Victoria – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Anna Tosso, Abbotsford – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Second Lt. Karen van Marum, Victoria – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Duane Wells, Kamloops – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Doug Wilson, Chilliwack – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Sgt. Major Rick Wiltshire, Coquitlam – nominated by B.C. Public Service
• Stephen Winn, Victoria – nominated by B.C. Public Service

In total, 537 medals were awarded to recognize individuals for their leadership, service and achievements. The King Charles III Coronation Medal was created to commemorate the coronation of His Majesty, which took place on May 6, 2023.

The recipients join the honourees published in September 2024: https://news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2024IGRS0039-001537