The Henry Marshall Tory Medal is an award of the Royal Society of Canada "for outstanding research in a branch of astronomy, chemistry, mathematics, physics, or an allied science". It is named in honour of Henry Marshall Tory and is awarded bi-annually. The award consists of a gold plated silver medal.

Recipients

Source: Royal Society of Canada • 2023 - Eugenia Kumacheva, FRSC, FRS • 2021 - Ian Manners, FRSC • 2019 - Jeff Dahn, FRSC • 2017 - Mark Lautens, FRSC • 2015 - Julio Navarro, FRSC • 2013 - Douglas Stephan, FRSC • 2011 - Arthur B. McDonald, FRSC • 2009 - John Richard Bond, FRSC • 2007 - George Albert Sawatzky, FRSC • 2005 - David J. Lockwood, FRSC • 2003 - Paul B. Corkum, FRSC • 2001 - J. Bryan Jones, FRSC • 1999 - James K.G. Watson, FRSC • 1997 - James Greig Arthur, FRSC • 1995 - Juan C. Scaiano, FRSC • 1993 - Albert Edward Litherland, FRSC • 1991 - Willem Siebrand, FRSC • 1989 - Boris P. Stoicheff, FRSC • 1987 - Keith J. Laidler, FRSC • 1985 - Keith U. Ingold, FRSC • 1983 - Ronald J. Gillespie • 1981 - Alexander Edgar Douglas, FRSC • 1979 - Nathan Mendelsohn • 1977 - John Charles Polanyi, FRSC • 1975 - William T. Tutte • 1973 - Bertram N. Brockhouse • 1971 - Harold E. Johns, FRSC • 1969 - William G. Schneider, FRSC • 1967 - Israel Halperin • 1965 - Henry E. Duckworth, FRSC • 1963 - Harry Lambert Welsh • 1961 - R.M. Petrie, FRSC • 1959 - Henry George Thode, FRSC • 1957 - Carlyle Smith Beals • 1955 - Edgar William Richard Steacie • 1953 - Gerhard Herzberg, FRSC • 1951 - Thorbergur Thorvaldson, FRSC • 1949 - Harold Scott Macdonald Coxeter, FRSC • 1947 - Eli Franklin Burton, FRSC • 1946 - John Stuart Foster, FRSC • 1945 - Otto Maass, FRSC • 1944 - Frank Allen, FRSC • 1943 - John Lighton Synge, FRSC