​Bruce County Museum volunteer is recipient of King Charles III Coronation Medal

The Bruce County Museum and Cultural Centre recognizes Muriel Shular (above) as a recipient of the prestigious King Charles III Coronation Medal.

This distinguished honour acknowledges Shular’s exceptional dedication and outstanding service to the museum and the broader community through volunteerism.

Created to commemorate the coronation of His Majesty King Charles III, May 6, 2023, the medal goes to 30,000 individuals across Canada who have made meaningful contributions to their communities. The medal highlight's themes of service, sustainability, and diversity — values that Shular exemplifies through her steadfast commitment to the museum.

For the past seven years, Shular has been an integral part of the museum’s volunteer team, contributing more than 700 hours of service. Her involvement spans a wide range of roles, from assisting with children’s programs and special events, to providing invaluable support for administrative and outreach initiatives.

Her warmth, enthusiasm, and dedication have created enriching experiences for visitors and helped strengthen the museum’s connection with the community.

“Muriel (Shular)’s unwavering commitment to volunteering, her ability to engage and inspire others, and her passion for supporting our mission, make her truly deserving of this honour,” says museum director Cathy McGirr. “We are thrilled to see her receive this well-earned recognition.”

Beyond her hands-on support, Shular has been a passionate advocate for the museum’s volunteer program, actively encouraging others to get involved and promoting the museum’s initiatives throughout the community.

Shular’s dedication to service embodies the spirit of the King Charles III Coronation Medal, and her contributions continue to have a lasting impact on the museum and the many lives she touches.

Congratulations to Shular on this remarkable achievement and thank you for your continued service and dedication. The award will be formally presented Thursday, March 20, at the Bruce County council meeting.