Professor Findlay became a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada in 2007 for outstanding scholarly contributions. Findlay’s citation read: “Len Findlay has produced influential work on Romantic and Victorian authors and movements. He has more recently turned to the reciprocal nineteenth-century flows of radical thought between Europe and Canada, and to the failure of Canadian radicals to show common cause with Canada’s First Nations, Inuit, and Métis. For the past decade, he has collaborated with Aboriginal colleagues in defining and promoting the Indigenous Humanities.” Pictured here is Professor Findlay (right) receiving an honorary D.Litt, from Dean Peter Stoicheff at Spring Convocation 2011.