The Canada Council for the Arts has awarded the 2002 Killam Prizes to five outstanding Canadians. The $100,000 prizes were made to Lap-Chee Tsui (health sciences), Robert Vaughan Moody (natural sciences), Nicholas Georganas (engineering), Harry Arthurs (social sciences) and Ian Hacking (humanities) at an April 18th ceremony at the Governor General’s residence in Ottawa.
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