Macleans recently revealed their 2021 Power List which includes 50 Canadians they say are "breaking ground, leading the debate and shaping how we think and live."
The list includes politicians, digital media influencers, business personalities, athletes, and activists such as Joyce Echaquan, who appears in third place just behind Tobias Lütke, the co-founder of Shopify, and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau who takes the first spot.
“Who had more power in Canada in 2020, and was less inhibited about wielding it, than Justin Trudeau? Nobody. Nobody else comes close”, summed up a blurb by Paul Wells about the Prime Minister.
The rest of Canada’s Power List unravels as follows:
- Justin Trudeau
- Tobias Lütke
- Joyce Echaquan
- Mario Dion
- Bonnie Henry
- Chrystia Freeland
- Doug Ford
- Sandy Hudson
- Jerry Dias
- GTA Voter
- François Legault
- Theresa Tam
- Tiff Macklem
- Guy Lepage
- Retired Supreme Court justices
- Wes Hall
- David Mulroney
- Erin O’Toole
- Linda Hasenfratz
- Chief Woos/Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs and matriarchs
- Terri-Lynn Williams-Davidson, Gid7ahl-Gudsllaay Lalaxaaygans
- Michelle Rempel Garner
- Michael Sabia
- James and Louise Temerty
- Jason Kenney
- David Fisman
- Cindy Blackstock
- Akim Aliu
- Elliot Page
- Vina Nadjibulla
- Annamie Paul
- Jesse Wente
- Chamath Palihapitiya
- Murray Sinclair
- The Nova Scotia shooting inquiry panel: Leanne J. Fitch, Michael MacDonald and Kim Stanton
- Jagmeet Singh
- John Horgan
- Sean Speer
- Donna Strickland
- Leah Gazan
- The new newsmakers
- Masai Ujiri
- Philippe J. Fournier
- Michelle Douglas
- Bianca Wylie
- Teara Fraser
- Carys Massarella
- Desmond Cole
- Alfred Waugh
- Robert Fife
We recommend visiting their website and reading why each candidate was chosen.
