Two men who have been found guilty of wrongdoing are stripped of their appointments to the Order of Canada, according to Global News and the Winnipeg Free Press. The Order of Canada, Canada’s highest civilian honour, can have appointments revoked when a recipient’s conduct is found to be inconsistent with the honour. The outlets report that one person is a former CEO associated with SNC-Lavalin who has been convicted of wrongdoing related to his actions, and the other is a humanitarian worker who has been convicted of a sexual offence. Both are described as having had their Order of Canada status removed. The reports state that the revocations follow legal outcomes and involve the removal of their honours from the Order of Canada’s records. Details about the specific offences and court findings are not included in the provided excerpts. The reports agree that the revocations are official and apply to both individuals, reflecting a decision to remove the civilian honours after convictions.