List of personalities of the city of Toronto

This list includes people who were born in the Canadian city of Toronto .

19th century

1801-1850

John Beverley Robinson
(1821-1896)

John Ross Robertson
(1841-1918)

Robert Baldwin (1804-1858), politician and one of the founding fathers of what is now Canada
William Boulton (1812–1874), 8th Mayor of Toronto
John Beverley Robinson (1821–1896), 12th Mayor of Toronto
George William Allan (1822–1901), 11th Mayor of Toronto
Anderson Abbott (1837-1913), physician
Hugh Archibald Clarke (1839-1927), composer
Frank Bell (1840–1927), politician
John Ross Robertson (1841–1918), publisher, philanthropist, politician and ice hockey official
William Barclay McMurrich (1842–1939), 23rd Mayor of Toronto

1851-1880

Emerson Coatsworth
(1854-1943)

George Ryerson
(1855-1925)

Francis Stillman Barnard
(1856-1936)

Kate Vaughan (1852–1903), dancer and burlesque actress
Emerson Coatsworth (1854–1943), 33rd Mayor of Toronto
Robert John Fleming (1854–1925), 27th Mayor of Toronto
Geraldine Moodie (1854–1945), photography pioneer
George Ryerson (1855–1925), Red Cross pioneer
Francis Stillman Barnard (1856–1936), politician and entrepreneur
Horatio Clarence Hocken (1857–1937), 36th Mayor of Toronto
Joseph Burr Tyrrell (1858–1957), paleontologist and geologist, mining entrepreneur and explorer
Alice Eastwood (1859–1953), American botanist of Canadian origin
Harold Jarvis (1864-1924), singer
Samuel McBride (1866–1936), 41st Mayor of Toronto
Thomas Langton Church (1870–1950), 37th Mayor of Toronto
Frank Rattray Lillie (1870–1947), zoologist and embryologist
Maud Allan (1873–1956), dancer
Archie McEachern (1873-1902), racing cyclist
Sidney Olcott (1873-1949), film producer
Frank Welsman (1873–1952), conductor, music teacher and pianist
Charles Maguire (1875–1949), 38th Mayor of Toronto
William Wadsworth (1875–1971), rower
Phil Boyd (1876-1967), rower
Berton Churchill (1876–1940), actor
Lina Drechsler Adamson (1876–1960), violinist and music teacher
Rodolphe Plamondon (1876–1940), singer, cellist and music teacher
James Thomas Milton Anderson (1878–1946), politician and teacher
Frank Blachford (1879–1957), violinist, music teacher, conductor and composer
Howard Lee McBain (1880–1936), American political scientist

1881-1900

Mary Pickford
(1892-1979)

Grace Darmond
(1893-1963)

Frederick Conboy (1882–1949), 47th Mayor of Toronto
Julius Thomson (1882-1940), rower
William Eastcott (1883–1972), marksman
Edward Archibald (1884–1965), track and field athlete
Davidson Black (1884-1934), physician and paleoanthropologist
Calvin Bricker (1884–1963), track and field athlete
Walter Huston (1884–1950), actor
Allan Dwan (1885–1981), director, producer, screenwriter
Charles Riddy (1885–1979), rower
Arthur Jeffrey Dempster (1886–1950), physicist
Vincent Massey (1887–1967), diplomat and politician
Charles Seymour Wright (1887–1975), physicist
John Tait (1888–1971), track and field athlete
Ralph Day (1889–1976), 46th Mayor of Toronto
John Stuart Morrison (1889–1975), chess player
William James Stewart (1889–1969), 43rd Mayor of Toronto
Francis Patrick Carroll (1890–1967), Roman Catholic clergyman and Bishop of Calgary
Geoffrey Taylor (1890-1915), rower
Mary Pickford (1892–1979), actress
Grace Darmond (1893–1963), silent film actress
Harry Hemley Plaskett (1893-1980), astronomer
Beatrice Lillie (1894-1989), actress
John Robert Cartwright (1895–1979), judge
Ernie Collett (1895–1951), ice hockey player
Frederick Goldwin Gardiner (1895–1983), politician and first President of the Metropolitan Toronto
George Hainsworth (1895–1950), ice hockey player
Conn Smythe (1895–1980), ice hockey official
Raymond Massey (1896–1983), actor
Jack Pickford (1896-1933), actor
Lester Pearson (1897–1972), politician and diplomat
Roy Worters (1900–1957), ice hockey goalkeeper

20th century

1901-1910

Hooley Smith
(1903-1963)

Murray Adaskin
(1906-2002)

George Hees
(1910-1996)

Isobel Kuhn (1901–1957), Protestant missionary and author
Bill Cockburn (1902–1975), ice hockey goalkeeper
Lionel Conacher (1902–1954), ice hockey player
Myrtle Cook (1902–1985), track and field athlete and Olympic champion
Morley Callaghan (1903-1990), writer
Douglas Harkness (1903-1999), politician
Allan Lamport (1903–1999), 50th Mayor of Toronto
Kay Petre (1903–1994), racing car driver and journalist
Robert Hood Saunders (1903–1955), politician and mayor of Toronto
Hooley Smith (1903-1963), ice hockey player
Murray Adaskin (1906–2002), composer and conductor
Frenchy Belanger (1906–1969), flyweight boxer
Maurice Solway (1906–2001), violinist, composer and music teacher
Paul Scherman (1907–1996), violinist and conductor
Ethel Smith (1907–1979), track and field athlete and Olympic champion
John Adaskin (1908–1964), conductor, cellist and radio producer
Percy Faith (1908–1976), orchestra conductor
Samuel Hersenhoren (1908–1982), violinist and conductor
Cecil Smith (1908-1997), figure skater
Constance Wilson-Samuel (1908–1953), figure skater
Ewart Bartley (1909–1987), organist, choir director, music teacher and composer
Montgomery Wilson (1909–1964), figure skater and figure skating coach
Charlie Conacher (1909–1967), ice hockey player
Ralph E. Winters (1909-2004), film editor
John Blewett (1910-2000), physicist
George Hees (1910–1996), politician
Albert Steinberg (1910–2003), violinist and conductor

1911-1920

1911-1915

Ben Barzman (1911–1989), screenwriter
Tommy Ivan (1911–1999), ice hockey coach
Busher Jackson (1911-1966), ice hockey player
Frederick Albert Urquhart (1911–2003), zoologist and lepidopterist
Eva Dawes (1912-2009), track and field athlete
Gil Evans (1912–1988), jazz musician
Eugene Kash (1912–2004), violinist, conductor and music teacher
Ida Krehm (1912–1998), pianist, conductor and music teacher
Hugh Garner (1913–1979), writer
Kenneth Glass (1913-1961), regatta sailor
Hyman Goodman (1913–1994), violinist and music teacher
Lou Jacobi (1913–2009), film and theater actor
Phil Stein (1913–1987), ice hockey player
John Weinzweig (1913-2006), composer
Frank Gillis (1914–1999), jazz pianist
John Lemont (1914-2004), film director, screenwriter and film producer
Albert Pratz (1914–1995), violinist, conductor, composer and music teacher
George B. Reynard (1914–2008), botanist, bird watcher and bioacoustic specialist
Ivan Romanoff (1914–1997), conductor, violinist, arranger and composer
Joe Shuster (1914–1992), American comic artist
Morris Surdin (1914–1979), composer and conductor
Margaret Drynan (1915–1999), organist and choir director, composer and music teacher
Mildred Fizzell (1915-1993), track and field athlete
Murray McEachern (1915-1982), jazz musician
Arnold Smith (1915–1994), diplomat and former Secretary General of the Commonwealth of Nations
Donald Dean Summerville (1915–1963), 53rd Mayor of Toronto

1916-1920

Bill Clifton
(1916-1967)

David Easton
(1917-2014)

Bill Clifton (1916-1967), jazz pianist
Osborne Colson (1916-2006), figure skater
Roy Conacher (1916–1984), ice hockey player
Bill Durnan (1916–1972), ice hockey player
James Gayfer (1916–1997), military bandmaster, clarinetist, organist and choir director, composer and music teacher
Pearse Lacey (1916-2014), Roman Catholic auxiliary bishop
Wilfred Cantwell Smith (1916–2000), religious and Islamic scholar and theologian
David Easton (1917-2014), political scientist
J. Norman Emerson (1917-1978), archaeologist
Robert Farnon (1917–2005), composer, conductor, arranger and trumpeter
Irving Kaplansky (1917-2006), mathematician
John Merivale (1917–1990), actor
Stanley Solomon (1917–2015), violist and music manager
Louis Applebaum (1918–2000), composer
Tom Daly (1918-2011), film producer
James George (1918-2020), diplomat
Alfred Gross (1918–2000), American electrical engineer
Punch Imlach (1918–1987), ice hockey trainer and official
Godfrey Ridout (1918–1984), composer and music teacher
Georgie Auld (1919–1990), jazz musician
Gerald Bales (1919–2002), organist, pianist, composer, choir director and music teacher
JMS Careless (1919-2009), historian
Norman Lane (1919–2014), canoeist and mathematician
Mavor Moore (1919–2006), author, librettist, composer, music critic and educator, director and producer
Lloyd Richards (1919–2006), actor and theater director
Howard Cable (1920–2016), conductor, arranger and composer
Robert Bell Clune (1920-2007), bishop
Alex Colville (1920–2013), painter
George Dunning (1920–1979), film director and animator
William Hutt (1920–2007), actor
Eleanor Koldofsky (* 1920), music and film producer and author
John C. Mackie (1920–2008), politician
Keith MacMillan (1920–1991), music producer, publisher and manager
Gilbert Plass (1920-2004), physicist

1921-1930

1921-1925

Barney Danson (1921–2011), entrepreneur and politician
Claire Pratt (1921–1995), graphic artist, poet and editor
Philip Gerald Givens (1922–1995), 54th Mayor of Toronto
Larry D. Mann (1922–2014), actor and voice actor
Kenneth Peacock (1922–2000), composer, musicologist and pianist
Bill Quackenbush (1922–1999), ice hockey player
Kenneth Lane (1923-2010), Canoeist
Cathleen Synge Morawetz (1923–2017), mathematician
Reginald Palmer (1923–2016), Governor General of Grenada
Miriam Schapiro (1923–2015), artist
Kenneth Thomson, 2nd Baron Thomson of Fleet (1923–2006), entrepreneur and art patron
Lloyd Bochner (1924–2005), actor
John Coveart (1924–1987), pianist and music teacher
Victor Feldbrill (1924–2020), conductor and violinist
Dudley Garrett (1924-1944), ice hockey defender
Les Lye (1924–2009), actor and presenter
Alban Edward Quinn (1924-2010), Apostolic Administrator of Sicuani
Harold Town (1924–1990), painter and printmaker
Charmion King (1925–2007), actress
Lois Marshall (1925–1997), singer and vocal teacher
Norman Rostoker (1925-2014), physicist
Sid Smith (1925-2004), ice hockey player
Harry Somers (1925–1999), composer

1926-1930

James Randi
(born 1928)

Christopher Plummer
(* 1929)

Suzanne Morrow
(1930-2006)

Norris Bowden (1926–1991), figure skater
George Duff (1926-2001), mathematician
Phyllis Gotlieb (1926–2009), poet and science fiction writer
Norman Jewison (born 1926), film director
Ernest McCulloch (1926-2011), hematologist
Al Mulock (1926–1968), actor and director
Marjory Shedd (1926-2008), badminton player
Frank Miller (1927-2000), politician
John Colicos (1928-2000), actor
Floyd Crawford (1928-2017), ice hockey player
Fred Glover (1928–2001), ice hockey player and coach
Moe Koffman (1928-2001), jazz musician
Joseph Pach (* 1928), violinist
James Randi (* 1928), stage magician and skeptic
Harry Rasky (1928–2007), documentary producer and director

Paul Ronty (1928-2020), ice hockey player

Robert Verrall (* 1928), film producer

Frances Dafoe (1929-2016), figure skater

Frank Gehry (* 1929), architect and designer

Ross Honsberger (1929–2016), mathematician

Howie Lee (1929-2014), ice hockey player

Edmond Levy (1929–1998), film director, screenwriter and film producer

Christopher Plummer (born 1929), actor

Shane Rimmer (1929–2019), actor

Michael Snow (born 1929), artist

Joyce Sullivan (1929-2017), singer

Eric Wright (1929–2015), writer and university professor

Timothy Findley (1930-2002), writer

Graham Jarvis (1930-2003), actor

Robert H. MacArthur (1930–1972), American ecologist

Suzanne Morrow (1930-2006), figure skater

Joan Rowland (born 1930), pianist

1931-1940

1931-1935

Wray Downes (1931-2020), jazz pianist
Ted Kotcheff (* 1931), Canadian director of Bulgarian descent
Morley Safer (1931-2016), reporter and correspondent
John Stratton (* 1931), singer, music historian and producer
Joyce Wieland (1931–1998), film director, filmmaker and mixed media artist
Charles Wilson (* 1931), composer, choir director and music teacher
Martin Friedland (* 1932), lawyer and writer
Glenn Gould (1932–1982), pianist, composer, music author
Daryl Irvine (* 1932), pianist and music teacher
Hugh Orr (* 1932), flautist, music teacher and instrument maker
Steven Staryk (* 1932), violinist and music teacher
Ruth Watson Henderson (* 1932), composer, pianist and music teacher
Marian Engel (1933–1985), writer
Sidney J. Furie (* 1933), film director and film producer
William Kahan (* 1933), mathematician and computer scientist
Mel Lastman (born 1933), 62nd Mayor of Toronto
Edward Samuel Rogers Jr. (1933-2008), entrepreneur
Joe Rosenblatt (1933–2019), poet, writer and painter
Richard Williams (1933–2019), animator, director and film producer
Bill Colvin (1934-2010), ice hockey player
Stan Daniels (1934-2007), sitcom writer
Roger Neilson (1934-2003), ice hockey coach
Bill Brack (* 1935), racing car driver
Billy Harris (1935-2001), ice hockey player and coach
Don Lewis (1935–2006), stage actor and designer
Norbert R. Morgenstern (* 1935), civil engineer
Anne Marie Moss (1935–2012), jazz singer
Fred Stone (1935–1986), flugelhorn player, trumpeter and composer
Barry Stroud (1935–2019), philosopher and historian of philosophy
Tom Watt (* 1935), ice hockey coach
Al Waxman (1935-2001), actor and director

1936-1940

Lou Angotti
(* 1938)

William Bruce Davis
(* 1938)

Gordon O'Connor
(* 1939)

David Crombie (* 1936), politician, professor and consultant
Jim Galloway (1936-2014), jazz soprano saxophonist
Karl-Heinrich von Groddeck (1936–2011), rower
Robert Klymasz (* 1936), ethnologist and folk song researcher
Martin Lager (* 1936), actor, writer and screenwriter
George Chuvalo (born 1937), boxer
John D'Amico (1937–2005), ice hockey referee
Barbara McDougall (* 1937), politician
Robert Paul (* 1937), figure skater
Sylvia Rickard (* 1937), composer
Charles Snelling (born 1937), figure skater
Lou Angotti (* 1938), ice hockey player and coach
Alan Bradley (born 1938), author
Carl Brewer (1938-2001), ice hockey player
William Bruce Davis (born 1938), actor
Anne Helm (* 1938), actress
Andrew Hutchison (born 1938), primate of the Anglican Church of Canada
Peter Jennings (1938-2005), journalist
Donald Shebib (* 1938), film director
Teresa Stratas (* 1938), soprano
Barbara Wagner (* 1938), figure skater
Bruce Mather (born 1939), composer
Gordon O'Connor (* 1939), general and politician
R. Dean Taylor (born 1939), singer, songwriter and producer
Bill White (1939-2017), ice hockey player
Irving Abella (born 1940), writer and historian
John Clute (* 1940), literary critic, publicist and lexicographer in the field of science fiction and fantasy
Bram Morrison (* 1940), actor, singer and guitarist
John Sewell (* 1940), politician and publicist

1941-1950

1941-1945

David Peterson
(* 1943)

John Friedlander (* 1941), mathematician
Paul F. Hoffman (* 1941), geologist
Guy Revell (1941-1981), figure skater
Robert J. Birgeneau (* 1942), physicist
Gail Bowen (* 1942), writer, university professor and playwright
Brian W. Kernighan (* 1942), computer scientist
Nancy Ruth (* 1942), politician
Graham Townsend (1942–1998), fiddler, mandolinist, pianist and composer
John Mills-Cockell (* 1943), composer
David Cronenberg (* 1943), director
Jim Devellano (* 1943), ice hockey and baseball official
William Dear (* 1943), film director, screenwriter and film producer
Paul Dutton (* 1943), sound poet, author and improvisation musician
Art Eggleton (* 1943), Mayor of Toronto
Sharon Hampson (born 1943), actress and singer
John Mills-Cockell (* 1943), composer
David Peterson (born 1943), politician
Robbie Robertson (born 1943), rock musician
R. Brent Tully (* 1943), American astronomer and cosmologist
John Rea (* 1944), composer
George Eaton (* 1945), racing car driver
Joy Fielding (born 1945), writer
Neil Young (born 1945), rock musician

1946-1950

Michael Ignatieff
(* 1947)

Linda Thorson
(* 1947)

Mark Irwin
(born 1950)

Edward Bierstone (born 1946), mathematician
Mike Byers (1946-2010), ice hockey player
Buddy Cage (1946-2020), musician
Howard Shore (* 1946), composer and conductor
Debbi Wilkes (born 1946), figure skater
Maude Barlow (* 1947), writer and activist
Paul Crawford (* 1947), composer, organist, radio producer and music teacher
Tim Ecclestone (born 1947), ice hockey player
Steven Gellman (* 1947), composer, pianist and music teacher
Michael Ignatieff (* 1947), historian, author, journalist and politician
Robert Iscove (* 1947), film director and producer
Danny Lawson (1947-2008), ice hockey player
Bill Mockridge (* 1947), actor and cabaret artist
Kevin O'Shea (1947-2010), ice hockey player
Paul Savage (born 1947), curler
Linda Thorson (born 1947), actress
Erica Goodman (* 1948), harpist
George Morrison (1948–2008), ice hockey player
Brad Park (born 1948), ice hockey player
Barbara Welch (* 1948), badminton player
Doug Acomb (born 1949), ice hockey player
Dave Burrows (born 1949), ice hockey player
Terry Caffery (born 1949), ice hockey player
Rick Dudley (* 1949), ice hockey player, coach and official
Bob Ezrin (* 1949), musician and record producer
Heather Menzies (1949-2017), actress
David Poile (born 1949), ice hockey coach
J. Richard Bond (* 1950), astrophysicist and cosmologist
John Candy (1950–1994), comedian and actor
Anne Carson (* 1950), poet, essayist, translator and classical philologist
Michael Ironside (born 1950), actor
Mark Irwin (* 1950), cameraman
Brent Meeke (born 1950), ice hockey player
Paul Watson (born 1950), Sea Shepherd founder
John Willinsky (* 1950), social scientist
John Wood (1950-2013), Canoeist

1951-1960

1951-1955

Martyn Burke
(born 1952)

Catherine O'Hara
(* 1954)

John Tory
(born 1954)

Elisabeth Brooks (1951–1997), actress
John Burke (1951–2020), composer and music teacher
Judy Crawford (* 1951), ski racer
Steve Durbano (1951-2002), ice hockey player
John Kerr (born 1951), sailing enthusiast
Lorne Leibel (* 1951), sailing enthusiast
Steve Vickers (born 1951), ice hockey player
Michael Brook (* 1952), musician, guitarist and music producer
Martyn Burke (* 1952), writer, screenwriter and director
Tom Duff (* 1952), programmer
Dave Gardner (born 1952), ice hockey player
Billy Harris (born 1952), ice hockey player
Ron Lalonde (born 1952), ice hockey player
Sean Russell (born 1952), fantasy author
Steve Shutt (born 1952), ice hockey player
Lenny Solomon (* 1952), jazz violinist, arranger and composer
Peter Ascherl (* 1953), ice hockey player
Dick Decloe (born 1953), ice hockey player
Alf Humphreys (1953-2018), actor
Geddy Lee (born 1953), rock musician
Barbara March (1953–2019), actress
Rick Middleton (born 1953), ice hockey player
Rick Moranis (* 1953), actor, comedian and musician
Larry Patey (born 1953), ice hockey player
Al Sims (* 1953), ice hockey coach
Karen Strong (* 1953), racing cyclist
Cindy Breakspeare (* 1954), jazz musician and Miss World
Robert Carsen (* 1954), (opera) director
Dan Hill (* 1954), pop singer and songwriter
Gary Kulesha (* 1954), composer, conductor, pianist and music teacher
Dave Lumley (born 1954), ice hockey player
Victoria Matthews (born 1954), Anglican Bishop
Catherine O'Hara (* 1954), American actress, screenwriter and singer-songwriter of Irish-Canadian origin
John Tory (* 1954), politician and since 2014 the 65th and incumbent mayor of Toronto
Pat Travers (* 1954), blues-rock guitarist
Bruce Boudreau (born 1955), ice hockey player
Michael Brehl (* 1955), Redemptorist Father
Jane Bunnett (* 1955), jazz musician
Tony Burgess (* 1955), racing car driver
Jim Cuddy (born 1955), singer-songwriter
Dennis Maruk (* 1955), ice hockey player
Jane Siberry (* 1955), pop and folk singer
Jean Stilwell (* 1955), singer (mezzo-soprano)
Alberta Watson (1955-2015), actress

1956-1960

Jerry Ciccoritti
(* 1956)

Laurene Landon
(* 1957)

Alannah Myles
(* 1958)

Billy Carroll
(born 1959)

Reid Bailey (born 1956), ice hockey player
Sandra Bezic (* 1956), figure skater, choreographer and television commentator
Hart Bochner (* 1956), actor and director
Adam Brooks (* 1956), screenwriter and film director
Jerry Ciccoritti (* 1956), film director
Dan Djakalovic (* 1956), ice hockey player
Nicolette Goulet (1956–2008), actress
Sheila McCarthy (born 1956), actress
Terry McLaughlin (* 1956), sailor
Judy Rafat (* 1956), jazz singer
Ron Zanussi (* 1956), ice hockey player
John Anderson (born 1957), ice hockey player and coach
Teri Austin (* 1957), actress and animal rights activist
Scott Campbell (born 1957), ice hockey player
Mark Evans (born 1957), rower
Michael Evans (born 1957), rower
Dwight Foster (born 1957), ice hockey player
Wendy Freedman (* 1957), astronomer
Michèle Lamont (* 1957), Canadian-American sociologist
Laurene Landon (* 1957), film and television actress
Anne-Marie Martin (* 1957), actress and screenwriter
Mark Napier (* 1957), ice hockey player, coach and official
Lance Nethery (* 1957), ice hockey player and coach
Jonathan Schaeffer (* 1957), professor
Bill Stewart (born 1957), ice hockey player
Phil Takahashi (1957-2020), judoka
Sarah Davidson (* 1958), harpist and music teacher
Paul Davis (born 1958), sailor
Lori Freedman (* 1958), bass clarinetist
Angela Hewitt (* 1958), pianist
Maurice LaMarche (* 1958), voice actor and stand-up comedian
Craig Laughlin (* 1958), ice hockey player, official and sports commentator
Anne Michaels (* 1958), writer
Alannah Myles (born 1958), singer
Terry Neilson (born 1958), sailor
Steve Payne (born 1958), ice hockey player
Christopher D. Ryan (born 1958), sports commentator
Susan Shipton (born 1958), film editor
Steven Stockman (1958-2013), ice hockey player
Behn Wilson (born 1958), ice hockey player
Kirk Stevens (born 1958), snooker player
Michael Wincott (born 1958), actor
Billy Carroll (born 1959), ice hockey player
Henry Czerny (born 1959), actor
Steven Erikson (born 1959), writer
Rob Gonsalves (1959-2017), artist
Scott Goodyear (* 1959), racing car driver
Ed Greenwood (born 1959), writer and game designer
Stephen Harper (born 1959), politician
Molly Johnson (* 1959), pop, rock and jazz singer
Andrea Jung (* 1959), manager
Petar Rajič (* 1959), Roman Catholic Archbishop and Diplomat of the Holy See
Jonathan Sagall (born 1959), Israeli actor
Charles Scicluna (* 1959), Roman Catholic Archbishop of Malta
Mark Steyn (* 1959), journalist
Tracy Wright (1959-2010), actress
Dave Barr (* 1960), ice hockey player and coach
Lawrence Bayne (born 1960), actor
Joanne Doornewaard (* 1960), diplomat
David Fine (* 1960), film director
David Frum (* 1960), political journalist and book author
Paul Martini (* 1960), figure skater
Frank McLaughlin (* 1960), sailor
John Millen (born 1960), sailor
Chris Potter (born 1960), actor
Robbie Stirling (* 1960), racing car driver
Carol Welsman (* 1960), jazz singer and pianist
Ivano Zanatta (* 1960), ice hockey trainer, official and player

1961-1970

1961-1965

Rob Stewart
(born 1961)

Kate Vernon
(born 1961)

Eric McCormack
(born 1963)

Mike Myers
(born 1963)

Paul Coffey (born 1961), ice hockey player
Carol Cooke (* 1961), Australian disabled athlete
Randy Cunneyworth (born 1961), ice hockey player
Cynthia Dale (born 1961), actress
Sterling Hinds (born 1961), track and field athlete
Larry Murphy (born 1961), ice hockey player
Chris Owens (born 1961), actor
Rob Stewart (born 1961), actor
Kate Vernon (born 1961), actress
Brad Wright (born 1961), screenwriter and television producer
Darwyn Cooke (1962-2016), comic book writer, illustrator, and animation artist
David Furnish (* 1962), film producer and director
Mark Leduc (1962-2009), boxer
Glenn Michibata (* 1962), tennis player
Bill Morneau (* 1962), politician and finance minister since 2015
Dave Morrison (born 1962), ice hockey player
Craig Muni (born 1962), ice hockey player
Adam Oates (born 1962), ice hockey player
Nadine Van der Velde (* 1962), actress, screenwriter and film producer
Harland Williams (born 1962), actor
Larry Cain (* 1963), canoeist
Enrico Colantoni (* 1963), actor
Pat Flatley (born 1963), ice hockey player
Dave Foley (born 1963), actor, comedian and entertainer
Paul Gillis (* 1963), ice hockey player and coach
Dale Hawerchuk (1963-2020), ice hockey player
Peggy Lee (* 1963), jazz and improvisation musicians (cello)
Mary L. Longworth (born 1963), writer
Eric McCormack (born 1963), Canadian-American actor
Don McKellar (born 1963), actor, screenwriter and director
Mike Myers (born 1963), actor
Spencer Rice (born 1963), actor
Tony Tanti (born 1963), ice hockey player
Alex Carter (born 1964), actor
Dean and Dan Caten (* 1964), fashion designers
Lesleh Donaldson (born 1964), actress
Scott Maxwell (* 1964), racing car driver
Dave Reid (born 1964), ice hockey player
Gloria Reuben (born 1964), actress
Brad Armstrong (born 1965), porn actor
Kellie Casey (born 1965), ski racer
Paul Cavallini (born 1965), ice hockey player
Curt Harnett (* 1965), track cyclist
Jessica Steen (born 1965), actress
Peter Zezel (1965–2009), ice hockey player

1966-1970

Peter Outerbridge
(born 1966)

Rick Fox
(* 1969)

JR Bourne
(born 1970)

Zack Ward
(born 1970)

Bryan Blanshard (* 1966), badminton player
Jeff Healey (1966–2008), rock guitarist, trumpeter and singer
Nick Kypreos (* 1966), ice hockey player and TV presenter
Dean McDermott (born 1966), actor
Lori-Ann Muenzer (* 1966), cyclist
Peter Outerbridge (born 1966), actor
John Part (born 1966), dart player
Peaches (* 1966), electroclash singer
Brian Stemmle (* 1966), ski racer
Tim Armstrong (born 1967), ice hockey player
Carling Bassett-Seguso (* 1967), tennis player
Jane Child (* 1967), singer, music producer and multi-instrumentalist
Kenny Hotz (born 1967), actor
Robert Julien (* 1967), racing car driver
George Karrys (* 1967), curler
Jaimz Woolvett (* 1967), actor
Chris Alexander (* 1968), politician and diplomat
Jeremy Peter Allen (* 1968), film director, screenwriter, film editor and film producer
Robert C. Cooper (* 1968), writer and director
Megan Follows (born 1968), actress
Adam Graves (* 1968), ice hockey player
Richard Hart (* 1968), curler
Susan Haskell (born 1968), actress
Darren Law (* 1968), racing car driver
Cynthia Preston (born 1968), actress
Mike Rosati (* 1968), ice hockey player
Samantha Bee (* 1969), comedian, commentator, author, presenter and actress
Rachael Crawford (born 1969), actress
Rob Ford (1969-2016), politician, Mayor of Toronto (2010-2014)
Rick Fox (born 1969), basketball player
Laurieann Gibson (* 1969), choreographer, actress and creative director
Kevin Grant (born 1969), ice hockey player
Mike McKee (born 1969), ice hockey player
Darrin O'Brien (born 1969), rapper
Al Pilcher (* 1969), cross-country skier
Brendan Shanahan (born 1969), ice hockey player
Lisa Shaw (* 1969), house singer
Craig Woodcroft (born 1969), ice hockey player
Jason Woolley (born 1969), ice hockey player
Will Arnett (born 1970), actor
Steve Bancroft (born 1970), ice hockey player
Nicole de Boer (born 1970), actress
JR Bourne (born 1970), actor
George Burdi (* 1970), rock musician
Robert Cimetta (* 1970), ice hockey player
Chris Govedaris (* 1970), ice hockey player
Todd Hlushko (born 1970), ice hockey player
Jason Muzzatti (born 1970), ice hockey player
Ed Podivinsky (* 1970), ski racer
Tamara Taylor (born 1970), actress
Zack Ward (born 1970), actor

1971-1980

1971-1975

Benjamin Sadler
(* 1971)

Kristin Lehman
(* 1972)

Tara Strong
(* 1973)

Mia Kirshner
(* 1975)

Camille Sullivan
(* 1975)

Kevin Weekes
(* 1975)

Christina Cox (born 1971), actress
Dale Craigwell (born 1971), ice hockey player
Cory Doctorow (* 1971), science fiction author
Michael Douglas (* 1971), skeleton pilot
Kris Draper (born 1971), ice hockey player
Jeremy Findlay (* 1971), cellist
Adam Foote (born 1971), ice hockey player
Corey Haim (1971-2010), actor
Alison Herst (* 1971), canoeist
Rob Leask (born 1971), ice hockey player
Erik von Markovik (* 1971), magician and seduction artist
Brad May (born 1971), ice hockey player
Claudette Mink (* 1971), actress
Keith Primeau (born 1971), ice hockey player
Benjamin Sadler (* 1971), German actor
Monika Schnarre (* 1971), actress, model and presenter
Sara Seager (* 1971), Canadian-American astrophysicist
Grant Stewart (* 1971), jazz musician
Drake Berehowsky (born 1972), ice hockey player
Jason Cipolla (born 1972), ice hockey player
Mike Kennedy (born 1972), ice hockey player
Mike Knuble (* 1972), ice hockey player
k-os (* 1972), hip-hop musician
Kristin Lehman (* 1972), actress
Amanda Marshall (born 1972), singer
Sandy McCarthy (born 1972), ice hockey player
Lisa Ray (born 1972), actress
Steve Shields (born 1972), ice hockey player
Aden Young (born 1972), Australian-Canadian actor
Sergio Di Zio (born 1972), actor
Lexa Doig (* 1973), actress
Robert Duncan (* 1973), composer
Matthew Ferguson (born 1973), actor
Jonathan Garfinkel (* 1973), playwright
Anais Granofsky (* 1973), actress, film director, screenwriter and film producer
Ralph Intranuovo (* 1973), ice hockey player
Manny Legace (born 1973), ice hockey player
Tara Strong (* 1973), voice actress and actress
Mike Yeo (* 1973), ice hockey player and coach
Aidan Baker (* 1974), musician and author
Anson Carter (born 1974), ice hockey player
Deborah Cox (born 1974), singer
Mike Leah (born 1974), poker player
Jamal Mayers (* 1974), ice hockey player
Glen Metropolit (born 1974), ice hockey player
Kenneth Mitchell (born 1974), actor
Daniel Negreanu (* 1974), poker player
Michael Peca (* 1974), ice hockey player
Jennifer Podemski (* 1974), actress and film producer
Chris Straube (* 1974), ice hockey player
Tanya Allen (born 1975), actress
Michael Barry (* 1975), racing cyclist
Chris Diamantopoulos (* 1975), actor
Harris Eisenstadt (* 1975), jazz musician
Kellylee Evans (* 1975), singer and songwriter
John Jakopin (* 1975), ice hockey player
Mia Kirshner (* 1975), actress
Jonathan Scarfe (born 1975), actor
Camille Sullivan (* 1975), actress
Kevin Weekes (* 1975), ice hockey player

1976-1980

Rachel Blanchard
(* 1976)

Gail Kim
(born 1976)

Katheryn Winnick
(* 1977)

Laura Bertram
(* 1978)

Rainbow Sun Francks
(* 1979)

Morgan McLaughlin
(* 1980)

Demore Barnes (born 1976), actor
Rachel Blanchard (born 1976), actress
Cindy Dolenc (born 1976), actress
Robin Dunne (born 1976), actor
Gail Kim (born 1976), wrestler
David Nemirovsky (* 1976), Russian-Canadian ice hockey player
Kim Schraner (* 1976), actress
Ivan Woods (* 1976), Canadian-Maltese football player
Marc Worden (* 1976), film actor and television presenter
Jason Bent (* 1977), soccer player and coach
Jim Brennan (* 1977), soccer player and coach
Colin Chaulk (born 1977), ice hockey player
Laura Jordan (* 1977), actress
Marcel Kars (* 1977), ice hockey player
Miklos Perlus (* 1977), actor and screenwriter
Tamara Podemski (* 1977), actress
Paul Stalteri (* 1977), football player
Voodoo (* 1977), American porn star and actor
Katheryn Winnick (born 1977), actress
Aaron Abrams (born 1978), actor
Laura Bertram (* 1978), actress
Inga Cadranel (* 1978), actress
Chad Donella (born 1978), actor
Richard Jackman (born 1978), ice hockey player
Lisa Jakub (* 1978), actress
Jamaal Magloire (born 1978), basketball player
Brandon Sugden (born 1978), ice hockey player
Karen Cockburn (* 1979), trampoline gymnast
Rainbow Sun Francks (born 1979), actor
Darren Haydar (* 1979), ice hockey striker
Mpho Koaho (* 1979), South African-Canadian actor
Lauren Phoenix (* 1979), Canadian porn actress of British-Italian origin
Sarah Polley (* 1979), actress
Peter Sarno (* 1979), ice hockey player
Adrian Serioux (* 1979), football player
Rob Stewart (1979–2017), film producer and photographer
Dave Baksh (* 1980), guitarist, singer and producer
Andrea Bussmann (* 1980), director
Sarah Carter (* 1980), actress
Omar Ennaffati (* 1980), Hungarian-Canadian ice hockey player
Rebecca Henderson (born 1980), actress
Chris Kelly (* 1980), ice hockey player
Tinsel Korey (* 1980), actress
Jason McCaslin (born 1980), musician
Morgan McLaughlin (born 1980), basketball player
Joy Mogensen (* 1980), Danish politician
Emanuel Sandhu (* 1980), figure skater
Deryck Whibley (* 1980), musician ( Sum 41 )
Tara Whitten (* 1980), cyclist

1981-1990

1981-1985

Luciana Carro
(* 1981)

Angelina Love
(* 1981)

Brooke Nevin
(* 1982)

Laura Vandervoort
(* 1984)

Rachel Skarsten
(* 1985)

Patrick J. Adams (born 1981), actor
Stephen Amell (born 1981), actor
Clé Bennett (born 1981), actor
Luciana Carro (born 1981), actress
Julian de Guzmán (* 1981), football player
Angelina Love (born 1981), wrestler
Cherie Piper (* 1981), ice hockey player
Caterina Scorsone (born 1981), actress
Luke Sellars (born 1981), ice hockey player
Raffi Torres (* 1981), ice hockey player
Shawn Desman (born 1982), singer
Brooke D'Orsay (born 1982), actress
Alan Mannus (* 1982), Northern Irish football goalkeeper
Lisa Marcos (* 1982), actress
Brooke Nevin (born 1982), actress
Jermaine Anderson (born 1983), basketball player
Vinessa Antoine (* 1983), Canadian actress of Trinidadian-Tobag origin
Andy Chiodo (born 1983), ice hockey player
Carlo Colaiacovo (* 1983), Italian-Canadian ice hockey player
Trevor Daley (born 1983), ice hockey player
Ari Engel (* 1983), poker player
Melanie Hall (* 1983), singer
Mark Giordano (* 1983), Canadian ice hockey player of Italian origin
Andrea Morris (born 1983), actress
Andrew Pantling (* 1983), poker player and entrepreneur
Dave Simpson (born 1983), football player
Gregory Smith (born 1983), actor
Charlotte Sullivan (born 1983), actress
Joey Votto (born 1983), baseball player
Stephen Weiss (* 1983), ice hockey player
Diana Cabrera (* 1984), Uruguayan-Canadian sports shooter
Olumuyiwa Famutimi (born 1984), basketball player
Tamara Hope (* 1984), actress
Andrea Libman (* 1984), actress, voice actress and singer
Dylan Moscovitch (* 1984), figure skater
Laura Vandervoort (* 1984), actress
Griffin Benger (* 1985), e-sportsman and poker player
Fefe Dobson (* 1985), singer
Robyn Gayle (born 1985), soccer player
Peter Jetten (* 1985), poker player
Patrick O'Sullivan (born 1985), ice hockey player
Renee Paquette (* 1985), actress, ring commentator and interviewer and former model
Furious Pete (* 1985), competitive eater and bodybuilder
Alison Pill (born 1985), actress
Rachel Skarsten (born 1985), actress
Douglas Smith (born 1985), actor
Daniel Winnik (* 1985), ice hockey player