The Médaille Sir John Kennedy is given by the Canadian Institut of the engineers. It is decreed in recognition of remarkable services rendered to the profession, or of important contributions to the field of the Ingénierie or the profit of the Institute.

This Medal is normally decreed at every two years.

Prizes winner

• 1928 - Rueben Leonard
• 1930 - George Duggan
• 1933 - Alexander Grant
• 1934 - Robert Ross
• 1935 - A.H. Harkness
• 1936 - John Sullivan
• 1938 - John Refusals
• 1940 - A.G.L. Mcnaughton
• 1943 - Chalmers Mackenzie
• 1945 - John Fairbairn
• 1946 - L.A. Campbell
• 1948 - Thomas Hogg
• 1950 - Clarence Young
• 1952 - James Vance
• 1954 - John Stirling
• 1956 - Richard Hearn
• 1958 - Richard Heartz
• 1960 - Hubert Sills
• 1962 - Albert Décary
• 1964 - Guy Ballard
• 1968 - Alphonse Ouimet
• 1971 - Mervyn Hambley
• 1973 - Georges Chenevert
• 1975 - Jean-Paul Career
• 1977 - John Dinsmore
• 1977 - Robert Legget
• 1977 - Léopold Nadeau
• 1979 - Robert Shaw
• 1982 - Ian Gray
• 1983 - James Ham
• 1985 - Camille Dagenais
• 1987 - George Govier
• 1989 - Bernard Lamarre
• 1991 - Russell Allison
• 1993 - Guy Saint-Pierre
• 1995 - Douglas Wright
• 1997 - Rémy Dussault
• 1997 - Benjamin Torchinsky
• 1999 - James Kinley
• 2001 - Alan Davenport
• 2003 - Norbert Morgenstern
• 2005 - Victor Milligan
• 2005 - Andrew Wilson