Miss Dominion of Canada Titleholders

Miss Dominion of Canada winners represented Canada at the Miss World and Miss International Pageants from 1960-1979, and at Miss Universe from 1960-1976. Miss Dominion of Canada was an "open" pageant and the cities listed were the contestants' hometowns: they did not officially represent areas, except in Ontario, where a few organized preliminaries took place.

The winners represented Miss World in the year they won, Miss Universe in the year they won from 1960-1973 and the following year from 1974-1976, and Miss International in varying years due to the date of that pageant being so erratic.

Canada was represented in Miss Universe 1974 by Deborah Tone.

1960: Edna Dianne MacVicar—Galt, Ontario

1961: Wilda Reynolds

1962: Marilyn McFatridge—Toronto, Ontario *
 2. Romaine Jenkinson—Edmonton, Alberta
3. Marlene Leeson—Scotia, Ontario

Marilyn McFatridge was dethroned on September 19, 1962. Second runner-up Marlene Leeson took over the crown the same day.

1963: Jane Kmita

1964: Mary Lou Farrell—St. John’s, Newfoundland
2. Penny McKoski—Victoria, British Columbia
3. Chris Karwalajtys—Winnipeg, Manitoba

1965: Carol Ann Tidey—Hamilton, Ontario
2. Bonnie McKay—Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
3. Aniko Gaal—Montréal, Québec

1966: Diane Coulter—Wheatley, Ontario
 2. Marjorie Schofield—Central Ontario (Burlington)
3. Lynette Thom—Burnaby, British Columbia

1967: Donna Barker—Toronto, Ontario
 2. Dawn Wylie-Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
3. Helen Hughs-Prescott, Ontario

1968: Nancy Wilson—Chatham, Ontario
 2. Carol Ann Robertson—Toronto, Ontario
3. Patricia Waterhouse—Caledonia, Ontario
4. Judith Ing—Muskoka Region, Ontario
5. Patricia Clark—Calgary, Alberta

1969: Jacquie Perrin—Toronto, Ontario
 2. Christiane Philion—Kamloops, British Columbia
3. Sharon Forbes—Moncton, New Brunswick

At right, Jacquie Perrin, Miss Dominion of Canada 1969

1970: Norma Joyce Hickey—Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
 2. Shayne Dion—Calgary, Alberta
3. Susan Flavell—Eastern Ontario

1971: Lana Drouillard—Windsor
 2. Linda McAllister—Fredericton, New Brunswick
3. Linda Coates—Rouyn, Québec

1972: Bonny Brady—Perth, Ontario
 2. Margo Spindler—Windsor, Ontario
3. Nancy Bradley—Hamilton, Ontario

1973: Deborah Ducharme—Port Colborne, Ontario
 2. Jay Olson—Delta, British Columbia
3. Nancy Henderson—Argyle, Manitoba
4. Laurie Brooks—Pembrooke, Ontario
5. Lucille St. Pierre—Rouyn, Québec

1974: Sandra Margaret (Sandy) Campbell—Leamington, Ontario

1975: Normande Jacques—Northern Ontario (Blind River)
2. Jacqueline Wilson—Eastern Ontario (Napanee)
3. Mary DuBois—Niagara Peninsula, Ontario (Niagara Falls)

1976: Pamela Mercer—Burnaby, British Columbia
2. Natalie Huestis—Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
3. Lise Benard—Temiscaming, Québec

1977: Marianne McKeen—Comber, Ontario
2. Louise Mondoux—Varennes, Québec
3. Leanne Moore—Abbotsford, British Columbia

1978: Brigitte Hoffman—Hamilton, Ontario
 2. Cynthia Moore—Napanee, Ontario
3. Tracy Steadman—North Vancouver, British Columbia

1979: Catherine MacKintosh—Thunder Bay, Ontario
 2. Laurie Edwards—Chilliwack, British Columbia
3. Bonnie Johnson—Eastern Ontario



Information contributed by Donald West, with files from Jimmy's Pageant Page.

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