All the Canadian Oscar winners and major nominees ever

Best Supporting Actor winner - Finally, Christopher Plummer was the last to win Best Supporting Actor for his role in ‘Beginners.’ Plummer had been previously nominated for his work in ‘The Last Station’ but lost. He is also nominated again this year in the category for his portrayal in ‘All the Money in the World.

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Best Supporting Actor nominees - The Canadian Best Supporting Actor nominees who’ve never won are: Gene Lockhart, Hume Cronyn, John Ireland, Jack Kruschen, Chief Dan George, Dan Aykroyd, and Graham Greene.

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Best Supporting Actress winner - In the Best Supporting Actress category, Canada has had one winner: Anna Paquin at the age of 11 for her work in ‘The Piano.’

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Best Supporting Actress nominees - The Canadian Best Supporting Actress nominees who didn’t win are: Lucile Watson, Meg Tilly, Kate Nelligan, Jennifer Tilly, and Rachel McAdams.

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Best Animated Short Film winners - In the Best Animated Short Film category, Canada has been greatly represented with 11 wins since the 1950s. Winners have included Stephen Bosustow, Richard Williams, Co Hoedeman, John Weldon, Frédéric Back, David Fine, Torill Kove, and most recently Alan Barillaro (left) for the 2016 film ‘Piper.’

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Best Art Direction winners - The second largest category in which Canadians have had wins is Best Art Direction. Past winners are Richard Day, Edward G. Boyle, Dennis Gassner, and most recently Jim Erickson (middle) for 2012’s ‘Lincoln.’

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Best Director winner - James Cameron has been the only Canadian director to win in the Best Director category for ‘Titanic.’ He was nominated again for ‘Avatar’ but did not win.

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Best Director nominees - The Canadian Best Director nominees who have never won include: Edward Dmytryk, Mark Robson, Norman Jewison, Arthur Hiller, Atom Egoyan, Paul Haggis, Jason Reitman, and Denis Villeneuve.

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Best Documentary winner - In the Best Documentary category there have been three Canadian winners. The first was F. R. Crawley for ‘The Man Who Skied Down Everest.’

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Best Documentary winner - Second was Brigitte Berman for the 1987 documentary ‘Artie Shaw: Time Is All You've Got.’

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Best Documentary winner - Finally, the last person to win in the category was producer Michael Donovan for ‘Bowling for Columbine,’ shared with filmmaker Michael Moore.

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Best Documentary (Short Subject) winner - Under Best Documentary (Short Subject) the National Film Board of Canada’s ‘Churchill's Island’ was the first Canadian film to win an Academy Award.

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Best Documentary (Short Subject) winner - Norman McLaren won next for the 1952 flick ‘Neighbours.’

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Best Documentary (Short Subject) winner - Director Terre Nash won for the 1982 movie ‘If You Love This Planet.’

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Best Documentary (Short Subject) winner - The following year Cynthia Scott was the winner for ‘Flamenco at 5:15.’

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Best Film Editing winner - Canadian film editor Ralph E. Winters has won twice under the Best Film Editing category, the first time for his work on ‘King Solomon's Mines.’

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Best Film Editing winner - The second time was in the late 1950s for ‘Ben-Hur.’

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Best Film Editing winner - Douglas Stewart won in the category for 1983’s ‘The Right Stuff.’

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Best Film Editing winner - Cameron was the last who won for his editing work in ‘Titanic.’

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Best Foreign Language Film winner - Only one Canadian has won under the Best Foreign Language Film category and that was Denys Arcand (right) for the 2003 motion picture ‘The Barbarian Invasions.’

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Best Live Action Short Film winner - For the Best Live Action Short Film category, three Canadians have won. First up was Christopher Chapman for ‘A Place to Stand.’

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Best Live Action Short Film winner - Both Beverly Shaffer and Yuki Yoshida won next for 1977’s ‘I'll Find a Way.’

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Best Picture winner - Under the Best Picture category, Jack L. Warner (middle) was the first Canadian to win for the motion picture ‘My Fair Lady.’ He had been nominated five times before, prior to his big win.

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Best Picture winner - Next was film producer Albert S. Ruddy for ‘The Godfather.’

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Best Picture winner - Cameron’s ‘Titanic’ won again for Best Picture. His later film ‘Avatar’ was nominated for this category but lost.

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Best Picture winner - Ruddy (right) won his second Best Picture Academy Award for his 2004 flick ‘Million Dollar Baby.’

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Best Picture winner - Paul Haggis was the last to win a Best Picture Academy Award for his movie ‘Crash.’

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Best Picture nominees - The Canadian Best Picture nominees who have never won are: Norman Jewison, Denis Héroux and John Kemeny, William Vince, Ivan Reitman and Jason Reitman, Vincent Landay, and Shawn Levy.

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Best Makeup and Hairstyling winner - Canadians’ artistic skills continued to shine under the Best Makeup and Hairstyling category with four different wins. First was Michèle Burke for her artistry on ‘Quest for Fire.’

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Best Makeup and Hairstyling winner - She would later go on to win her second Oscar in 1993 for her work on ‘Bram Stoker's Dracula.’

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Best Makeup and Hairstyling winner - Makeup artist Paul LeBlanc was recognized for his work on the set of ‘Amadeus’ at the 1985 Academy Awards.

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Best Makeup and Hairstyling winner - A few years later, Stephan Dupuis won for her makeup work on ‘The Fly.’

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Best Original Song winner - Two Canadian musicians have won under the Best Original Song category beginning with Buffy Sainte-Marie for the track ‘Up Where We Belong’ featured in 1982’s ‘An Officer and a Gentleman.’

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Best Original Song winner - Composer Howard Shore won next for ‘Into the West’ in ‘The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King.’

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Best Original Music Score winner - Shore also won two Best Original Music Score Academy Awards in the 2000s for his musical arrangement in two ‘The Lord of the Ring’ movies. His first Oscar in the category was for his composition in ‘The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring.’

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Best Original Music Score winner - His second Academy Award in the category was for his music on ‘The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King.’

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Best Original Music Score winner - Canadian film composer Mychael Danna was the last to win in the category for his music in ‘Life of Pi.’

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Best Sound Editing winner - For Best Sound Editing only one Canadian has won in the category. Sylvain Bellemare won for his editing work in 2016’s ‘Arrival.’ At the upcoming Oscars, sound editors Nathan Robitaille and Nelson Ferreira are nominated for their work in ‘The Shape of Water.’

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Best Sound Mixing winner - The late Canadian sound designer Douglas Shearer did exceptionally well in the Best Sound Mixing category throughout the course of his career.

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Best Sound Mixing winner - His first Academy Award in the category came for his mixing work in the 1930 film ‘The Big House.’

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Best Sound Mixing winner - He won again two years in a row in the mid 1930s for ‘Naughty Marietta’ and ‘San Francisco.’

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Best Sound Mixing winner - He was recognized again for his sound design work in the 1940 ‘Strike Up the Band.’

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Best Sound Mixing winner - Finally, his last win in the category came at the 24th Academy Awards for his work on ‘The Great Caruso.’

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Best Sound Mixing winner - More recently, Canadian re-recording mixer Craig Mann won an Oscar for his work on 2014’s ‘Whiplash.’

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Best Visual Effects winner - In the late 1940s, Shearer also won two Academy Awards for Best Visual Effects.

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Best Visual Effects winner - The first was for his work on ‘Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo.’

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Best Visual Effects winner - The second was for ‘Green Dolphin Street.’

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Best Visual Effects winner - Les Bowie won for his special effects work in 1978’s ‘Superman.’

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Best Visual Effects winner - Later in the '80s Lorne Peterson won for his work on ‘Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.’

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Best Visual Effects winner - Animator Richard Williams also won in the category for his work on ‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit.’

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Best Original Screenplay - In the Best Original Screenplay category, Canada has produced two winners.

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Best Original Screenplay winner - Roger Avary won for ‘Pulp Fiction’ at the 67th Academy Awards.

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Best Original Screenplay winner - Paul Haggis won for ‘Crash’ at 78th Academy Awards. He was later nominated for ‘Letters from Iwo Jima’ but lost.

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Best Original Screenplay nominees - The Canadian Best Writing – Original Screenplay nominees who didn’t win are: Ted Allan, Daniel Petrie Jr., and Denys Arcand.

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Best Writing – Adapted Screenplay nominees - And finally in the The Canadian Best Writing – Adapted Screenplay category, Canada has not had a winner but we’ve had several nominees: John Meehan, Stanley Mann, Lionel Chetwynd and Mordecai Richler, Bernard Slade, Atom Egoyan, Paul Haggis, Sarah Polley, Jason Reitman, Neill Blomkamp and Terri Tatchell, and Emma Donoghue.

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Best Actress winner - In the Best Actress category, film star Mary Pickford became the first Canadian ever to win an Oscar for her role in the movie ‘Coquette.’

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Best Actress nominees - The Canadian Best Actress nominees who have never won are Geneviève Bujold and Ellen Page.

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Best Supporting Actor - Canada has had three winners in the Best Supporting Actor category.

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Best Supporting Actor winner - In the mid 1940s, Harold Russell was the first Canadian actor to win an Academy Award for his role in ‘The Best Years of Our Lives.’

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