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词条 List of people from Ontario
释义

  1. Film, television, and voice actors

  2. Comedians

  3. Professional athletes

  4. Politicians

  5. Olympic athletes

  6. Other notable celebrities

  7. Bands, musicians, singers, and rappers

  8. Authors

  9. Scientists and physicians

  10. Business people

  11. Criminals

  12. See also

  13. References

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This is a list of notable people who were either born or lived in Ontario, Canada, or have spent a large part or formative part of their career in that province.

Film, television, and voice actors

NameNotable forConnection to Ontario
Robbie Amell (born 1988) actor, best known for portraying the original incarnation of Firestorm in the TV series The Flash; cousin of Stephen born in Toronto
Stephen Amell (born 1981) actor, known for portraying the title character in the TV series Arrow, and Casey Jones in the film Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 (2016) born in Toronto
Will Arnett (born 1970) actor, voice actor, and comedian born in Toronto
Matt Austin (born 1978) actor from Power Rangers S.P.D. born in Toronto
Dan Aykroyd (born 1952) actor, musician, comedian, producer, and screenwriter from Saturday Night Live born in Ottawa
Peter Aykroyd (born 1955) actor, producer, and screenwriter from Saturday Night Live and Chronicles of the Paranormal born in Ottawa
Neve Campbell (born 1973) actress from the Scream series of horror movies born in Guelph
John Candy (1950-1994) actor from Home Alone and Uncle Buck born in Newmarket
Jim Carrey (born 1962) actor, comedian, impressionist, screenwriter, and producer from Dumb and Dumber and Bruce Almighty born in Newmarket
Michael Cera (born 1988) actor and musician from Confessions of a Dangerous Mind and Superbad born in Brampton
Sarah Chalke (born 1976) actress from Scrubs and Roseanne born in Ottawa
Juan Chioran (born 1963) Argentine-born actor, voice actor, and singer known for his voice roles in Metal Fusion and Grossology lived in Toronto and Stratford
A. J. Cook (born 1978) actress from Criminal Minds and Final Destination 2 born in Oshawa, raised in Whitby
Paulo Costanzo (born 1978) actor from Royal Pains born in Brampton
Daniel DeSanto (born 1980) actor and voice actor from Mean Girls and Are You Afraid of the Dark? born in Toronto
Kevin Duhaney (born 1984) actor and rapper from Power Rangers Dino Thunder born in Whitby
Louis Ferreira (born 1966) actor grew up in North York
Victor Garber (born 1949) actor from The Flash and Titanic born in London
Ryan Gosling (born 1980) actor from The Notebook born in London
Graham Greene (born 1952) First Nations actor from Dances with Wolves and The Green Mile born in Ohsweken
Shenae Grimes (born 1989) actress from 90210 born in Toronto
Corey Haim (1971-2010) actor from The Lost Boys and Lucas born in Toronto
Jennifer Irwin (born 1975) actress from Superstar born in Toronto
Andrew Jackson (born 1963) actor and voice actor known for his voice roles in Mechtanium Surge and Metal Fusion born in Newmarket
Jeon So-mi (born 2001)Korean singer and TV personality, former member of I.O.Iborn in Toronto
Stana Katic (born 1978) actress from Castle born in Hamilton
Eugene Levy (born 1946) actor from the American Pie series of films born in Hamilton
Myrna Lorrie (born 1940) singer/songwriter/television personality born in Thunder Bay
Rachel McAdams (born 1978) actress from The Notebook born in St. Thomas
Scott McCord (born 1971) voice actor known for voicing Dan Kuso, the protagonist from Bakugan born in Sarnia
Eric McCormack (born 1963) actor from Will & Grace born in Toronto
Derek McGrath (born 1951) actor from My Secret Identity born in Timmins
Shay Mitchell (born 1987) actress from Pretty Little Liars born in Mississauga
Rick Moranis (born 1953) actor from Honey, I Shrunk the Kids and Ghostbusters born in Toronto
Al Mukadam (born 1985) actor from Radio Free Roscoe born in Toronto
Mike Myers (born 1963) actor, comedian, screenwriter, director, and film producer best known for voicing Shrek in the Shrek series of films born in Scarborough
Sophie Nélisse (born 2000) teen actress born in Windsor
Sandra Oh (born 1971) Golden Globe and SAG Award-winning actress born in Ottawa
Jeffrey Parazzo (born 1978) actor from Power Rangers Dino Thunder born in Toronto
Dan Petronijevic (born 1981) voice actor born in Scarborough
Mary Pickford (1892-1979) silent screen film star; co-founder of United Artists and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences born in Toronto
Sarah Polley (born 1979) actress, writer, director, and political activist born in Toronto
David Reale voice actor known for voicing Kai Hiwatari in the Beyblade original saga born in Caledon
Kathleen Robertson (born 1973) actress from Beverly Hills, 90210 and Scary Movie 4 born in Hamilton
Kelly Rowan (born 1965) actress from The O.C. born in Ottawa
Corey Sevier (born 1984) actor born in Ajax
Martin Short (born 1950) actor, comedian, singer, writer, voice actor, and producer born in Hamilton
Jay Silverheels (1912-1980) First Nations actor born in Brantford
John Stocker (born 1947) voice actor born in Toronto
Tara Strong (born 1973) voice actress best known for her various voice roles born in Toronto
Dave Thomas (born 1949) actor and television writer born in St. Catharines
Chris Violette (born 1981) actor from Power Rangers S.P.D. born in Mississauga
Lisa Yamanaka (born 1983) voice actress born in Toronto

Comedians

  • Dave Foley – Etobicoke
  • Evan Fong – Toronto
  • Tom Green – Pembroke
  • Phil Hartman – Brantford[1]
  • Jenny Jones – London
  • Norm Macdonald – Ottawa
  • Howie Mandel – Toronto
  • Mark McKinney – Ottawa
  • Russell Peters – Brampton
  • Katherine Ryan – Sarnia
  • Scott Thompson – North Bay
  • Harland Williams – Toronto
  • John Wing Jr. – Sarnia

Professional athletes

  • Sean Avery – retired hockey player from North York
  • Anthony Bennett – basketball player from Toronto
  • Sam Bennett – hockey player from Holland Landing
  • Shane Bergman – CFL player from Waterford
  • Tomer Chencinski – Israeli-Canadian football player from Thornhill
  • Steve Christie – Hamilton
  • Mike Craig – Thorndale
  • Laura Creavalle – Toronto
  • Nick Denis – North Bay
  • Phil Esposito – Sault Ste. Marie
  • Tony Esposito – Sault Ste. Marie
  • Simon Farine – basketball player from Toronto
  • Mike Fisher – hockey player from Peterborough
  • Rick Fox – Toronto
  • Doug Gilmour – Kingston
  • Claude Giroux – Hearst
  • Wayne Gretzky – Brantford
  • James Hinchcliffe – Oakville
  • Tim Horton – Cochrane
  • Zach Hyman – NHL ice hockey player from Forest Hill
  • Cory Joseph – Pickering
  • Curtis Joseph – Keswick
  • Alex "Mine Boy" Levinsky (1910–1990) - NHL hockey player - Toronto
  • Eric Lindros – London
  • Jamaal Magloire – Toronto
  • Frank Mahovlich – Timmins
  • Connor McDavid – Newmarket
  • Rick Nash – Brampton
  • Daniel Nestor – Toronto
  • Bobby Orr – Parry Sound
  • Pete Orr – Richmond Hill
  • Bob Plager – hockey player, Kirkland Lake
  • Milos Raonic – tennis player - Thornhill
  • Samuel Rothschild (1899–1987) – ice hockey player (Sudbury)
  • Jim Rutherford – Beeton
  • Denis Shapovalov – Israeli-Canadian tennis player (Vaughan)
  • Patrick Sharp – Thunder Bay
  • Darryl Sittler – Kitchener
  • Trevor Smith (born 1985) – hockey player - Ottawa
  • Eric Staal – Thunder Bay
  • Jordan Staal – Thunder Bay
  • Marc Staal – Thunder Bay
  • Steven Stamkos – Markham
  • Andrew Sznajder (born 1967) - English-born Canadian tennis player - Oakville[2]
  • Tristan Thompson – Brampton
  • Joe Thornton – St. Thomas
  • Raffi Torres – Toronto
  • Paul Tracy – Scarborough
  • Mike Veisor (born 1952) - hockey player (Toronto)
  • Joey Votto – baseball player - Etobicoke
  • Andrew Wiggins (born 1995) – Toronto
  • Nigel Wilson – Oshawa

Politicians

  • Philip Downing
  • Stephen Harper – 22nd Prime Minister of Canada (2006-2015) and former Conservative Party leader – Leaside
  • John T. Jarvis
  • Paul Martin – 21st Prime Minister of Canada (2003-2006) – Windsor
  • James McMillan – Hamilton
  • Justin Trudeau – 23rd Prime Minister of Canada (2015–present) – Ottawa

Olympic athletes

  • Alex Baumann – Sudbury
  • Nathan Brannen – Cambridge
  • Patrick Chan – Ottawa
  • Gabrielle Daleman – Newmarket
  • Victor Davis – Guelph
  • Meagan Duhamel - Sudbury
  • Lori Dupuis – South Glengarry
  • John Fitzpatrick – Toronto
  • Chris Jarvis – Grimsby
  • Becky Kellar – Hagersville
  • Rosie MacLennan – King City
  • Conlin McCabe – Brockville
  • Scott Moir – London
  • Penny Oleksiak – Toronto
  • Brian Orser – Belleville
  • Elvis Stojko – Richmond Hill
  • Adam van Koeverden – Oakville
  • Tessa Virtue – London
  • Simon Whitfield – Kingston

Other notable celebrities

  • James Randi – Toronto
  • Thalia Assuras – London
  • Don Cherry – Kingston
  • William Winer Cooke – Brantford
  • Adam Copeland – Orangeville
  • Linda Evangelista – St. Catharines
  • Melyssa Ford – Toronto
  • Frank Gehry – Toronto
  • Danielle Graham – Guelph
  • Shalom Harlow – Oshawa
  • Michiel Horn – Toronto
  • Peter Jennings – Toronto
  • Lynn Johnston – Collingwood
  • Firdaus Kharas – Ottawa
  • Gail Kim – Toronto
  • Lisa LaFlamme – Kitchener
  • Ferdinand Larose – created the Larose Forest, Prescott and Russell
  • Lainey Lui – Toronto
  • Steve Mackall – Toronto
  • Lorne Michaels – Toronto
  • Alice Munro – Wingham
  • Daniel Negreanu – poker player, Toronto
  • Kevin Newman – Toronto
  • Jordan Peterson – professor, Toronto
  • Quddus – Toronto
  • Ivan Reitman – Hamilton
  • Jason Reso – Orangeville
  • Sandie Rinaldo – Toronto
  • John Roberts – Toronto
  • Lloyd Robertson – Stratford
  • Morley Safer – Toronto
  • David Shore – London
  • Trish Stratus – Richmond Hill
  • John Saunders – sports reporter, from Ajax and other cities
  • Alex Trebek – Sudbury
  • Jack L. Warner – London
  • Ken Westerfield – disc sports (Frisbee) pioneer, from Toronto
  • Lauren Williams – Toronto

Bands, musicians, singers, and rappers

  • Lee Aaron - Belleville
  • Annihilator (band) - Ottawa
  • Bryan Adams – Kingston
  • Alexisonfire – St. Catharines
  • Paul Anka – Ottawa
  • Eva Avila – Ottawa
  • Barenaked Ladies – Scarborough
  • Justin Bieber – Stratford
  • Billy Talent – Mississauga
  • Jully Black – Toronto
  • Blue Rodeo – Toronto
  • Broken Social Scene – Toronto
  • Cancer Bats – Toronto
  • Alessia Cara – Mississauga
  • Keshia Chanté – Ottawa
  • Bruce Cockburn – Ottawa
  • Deborah Cox – Toronto
  • deadmau5 – Niagara Falls; real name Joel Thomas Zimmerman
  • Hugh Dillon – Kingston
  • Fefe Dobson – Scarborough
  • Drake – Toronto
  • Finger Eleven – Burlington
  • Five Man Electrical Band – Ottawa
  • J.D. Fortune – Mississauga
  • Nelly Furtado – Forest Hill, Toronto[3]
  • Glenn Gould – Toronto
  • Dallas Green – St. Catharines
  • Hail the Villain – Oshawa
  • Sarah Harmer – Burlington
  • illScarlett – Mississauga
  • Kardinal Offishall – Scarborough/Toronto
  • Vikas Kohli – Mississauga
  • James LaBrie – Penetanguishene
  • Henry Lau – Toronto
  • Avril Lavigne – Napanee
  • Gordon Lightfoot – Orillia
  • Lights – Timmins
  • Little X – Toronto
  • Guy Lombardo – London
  • Brian Melo – Hamilton
  • Shawn Mendes – Pickering
  • Alice Merton – Oakville
  • Metric – Toronto
  • Kim Mitchell – Sarnia
  • Alanis Morissette – Ottawa
  • My Darkest Days – Toronto
  • Our Lady Peace – Toronto
  • Peaches – Toronto
  • Protest the Hero – Whitby
  • Anastasia Rizikov – Toronto
  • Rush – Toronto
  • Saga – Oakville
  • Paul Shaffer – Thunder Bay
  • Silverstein – Burlington
  • Snow – Toronto
  • Wendy Son – Richmond Hill
  • Sum 41 – Ajax
  • Skye Sweetnam – Bolton
  • Teenage Head – Hamilton
  • Three Days Grace – Toronto
  • Tokyo Police Club – Newmarket
  • The Tragically Hip – Kingston
  • Shania Twain – Windsor
  • U.S.S. (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker) – Stouffville, Markham and Toronto
  • Vanity – Niagara Falls
  • Walk off the Earth – Burlington
  • Tamia Washington – Windsor
  • The Weeknd – Scarborough
  • Michelle Wright – Merlin
  • Neil Young – Toronto

Authors

  • Margaret Atwood – Toronto
  • Julie Czerneda – Mississauga
  • Earl Doherty – Ottawa
  • Malcolm Gladwell - Kitchener-Waterloo
  • Michael Ondaatje – Toronto
  • Robert J. Sawyer – Mississauga
  • Eric Walters - Toronto

Scientists and physicians

  • Sir Frederick Banting – co-discoverer of insulin
  • Dr. Charles Best – co-discoverer of insulin
  • Dr. Norman Bethune – physician, pioneered the use of in-field blood transfusions during the Spanish Civil War, joined the Communist guerillas in China in the 1930s
  • Dr. Roberta Bondar – astronaut, neurologist, from Sault Ste. Marie
  • Dr. Robert Buckman – oncologist, president of Humanist Association of Canada
  • Mathew Evans – inventor, created and patented the first incandescent light bulb in 1874, five years before Thomas Edison's US patent
  • Dr. Wilbur Franks – physician and inventor; developed first anti-gravity or "G-suit" now used by air crews and astronauts; also noted for his work in cancer research
  • Dr. James Naismith – physician, inventor of basketball
  • Daniel David Palmer – founder of chiropractic

Business people

  • Howard I. Wetston – Chairman of the Ontario Securities Commission
  • Bill Pratt - 1988 XV Winter Olympics organizer, Calgary contractor

Criminals

  • Paul Bernardo
  • Edwin Alonzo Boyd – led the Boyd Gang in Toronto
  • Karla Homolka

See also

  • List of University of Toronto people

References

1. ^{{cite book|title=The Hollywood Book of Scandals: The Shocking, Often Disgraceful Deeds and Affairs of More Than 100 American Movie and TV Idols|author=Parish, James Robert|pages=212–213|publisher=McGraw-Hill Professional|year=2004|isbn=0-07-142189-0}}
2. ^[https://www.therecord.com/news-story/2601216--my-passion-is-tennis-/]
3. ^The history of the Forest Hill neighbourhood by Elli Davis, accessed on June 30, 2011.
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