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Last night, Canada honoured me with a Governor General's Award and this video. I'm not crying. It's just maple syrup. is a friend and legend for wasting this amazing song on me. Thank you to Her Excellency, , Mary Simon. I'm a wreck.

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Reynolds was honoured with the Governor GeneralB次元官网网址檚 Performing Arts Award for work of extraordinary nature and significance. He is one of CanadaB次元官网网址檚 most recognizable Hollywood stars and has been lauded for his charitable efforts off-screen equally as much as heB次元官网网址檚 beloved for his on-screen performances.

Several charities that have been assisted by Reynolds took part in the five-minute video that accompanies PageB次元官网网址檚 serenade. Reynolds and his wife Blake Lively have donated $500,000 to Covenant House in Vancouver and Toronto to assist homeless youth, $1 million to Food Banks Canada and Feeding America. Reynolds has also donated to organizations like Pacific Wild, SickKids Foundation, the Michael J. Fox Foundation among countless others.

A day before sharing the video on his Twitter, Reynolds announced that he and Lively were donating to the Canadian Red Cross to assist in recovery efforts from the floods and mudslides that have devastated B.C. The is currently tripling donations that are made for flood relief efforts.

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