The Logan Medal is the highest award of the Geological Association of Canada. Named after Sir William Edmond Logan, noted 19th-century Canadian geologist. It is presented annually to an individual for sustained distinguished achievement in Canadian earth science.

Recipients

• 1964 - James Edwin Hawley • 1965 - Walter A. Bell • 1966 - Henry C. Gunning • 1967 - James E. Gill • 1968 - John Tuzo Wilson • 1969 - James M. Harrison • 1970 - Duncan R. Derry • 1971 - Thomas Henry Clark • 1972 - Robert F. Legget • 1973 - Clifford H. Stockwell • 1974 - Yves O. Fortier • 1975 - Edward A. Irving • 1976 - R. J. W. Douglas • 1977 - Anthony R. Barringer • 1978 - Aleksis Dreimanis • 1979 - Raymond Thorsteinsson • 1980 - Gerard V. Middleton • 1981 - William S. Fyfe • 1982 - Charles R. Stelck • 1983 - John Oliver Wheeler • 1984 - David W. Strangway • 1985 - Raymond A. Price • 1986 - Michael John Keen • 1987 - Digby McLaren • 1988 - Harold Williams • 1989 - Thomas Edvard Krogh • 1990 - Richard Lee Armstrong • 1991 - J. Ross Mackay • 1992 - Paul F. Hoffman • 1993 - Petr Černý • 1994 - Anthony J. Naldrett • 1995 - Jan Veizer • 1996 - Frank C. Hawthorne • 1997 - Eric W. Mountjoy • 1998 - Donald F. Sangster • 1999 - Roger G. Walker • 2000 - Hu Gabrielse • 2001 - Stephen E. Calvert • 2002 - James Monger • 2003 - Fred Longstaffe • 2004 - Stewart Blusson • 2005 - Ronald M. Clowes • 2006 - Claude Hillaire-Marcel • 2007 - John J. Clague • 2008 - James M. Franklin • 2009 - Noel P. James • 2010 - Christopher R. Barnes • 2011 - Anthony E. Williams-Jones • 2012 - Robert Kerrich • 2013 - George Pemberton • 2014 - Andrew Miall • 2015 - Richard A.F. Grieve • 2016 - Brian Jones • 2017 - Roy Hyndman • 2018 - Barbara Sherwood Lollar • 2019 - Cees van Staal • 2020 - Margot McMechan • 2021 - Kurt Konhauser • 2022 - J. Brendan Murphy • 2023 - Sandra Kamo • 2024 - Sandra Barr Source: Geological Association of Canada