Morley Callaghan - Morley Callaghan was a novelist and playwright who famously knocked out Ernest Hemingway in a boxing match where F. Scott Fitzgerald was a referee. Hemingway was furious at Fitzgerald for not stopping the match and believed he let Callaghan knock him out because of Fitzgerald's toxic relationship with Hemingway.

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Jordan Clark - Jordan Clark was the winner of 'So You Think You Can Dance Canada' season four.

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Stompin' Tom Connors - Stompin' Tom Connors is one of the most famous Canadian folk singer-songwriters of all time.

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Thomas D'Arcy McGee - Thomas D'Arcy McGee is known as Canada's first nationalist for promoting Confederation to Irish Canadians, some of whom were distrustful of British Canadians. He was assasinated by the Irish separatists known as the Fenians, who planed on capturing Canada from the British and trading it for Ireland.

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Bernard Devlin - Bernard Devlin was Abraham Lincoln's lawyer and a radically progressive Canadian politician. He was a fierce opponent of Thomas D'Arcy McGee. Bernard Devlin was not a Fenian, though he tried to persuade the Fenians to join his cause.

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Elias Disney - Elias Disney was Walt Disney's father and was born in small-town southern Ontario.

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Denny Doherty - Denny Doherty founded one of the biggest groups from the 1960s: The Mamas and the Papas.

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John Furlong - John Furlong is one of Canada's richest people. He is the corporate director of Canadian Tire and the owner of the Vancouver Whitecaps. He also oversaw the 2010 Vancouver Olympics.

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Shenae Grimes - Shenae Grimes played Annie Wilson on '90210' and Darcy Edwards on 'Degrassi: The Next Generation.'

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Paul Martin - Paul Martin was the 21st Prime Minister of Canada and served for three years before losing an election after his minority government was defeated by a confidence motion.

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W. P. Kinsella - W. P. Kinsella was a novellist whose most famous work was 'Shoeless Joe', which was later adapted into the Hollywood move 'Field of Dreams.'

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Tom Mulcair - Tom Mulcair was leader of the NDP for five years and leader of the opposition in the House of Commons for four of those.

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Mary Walsh -

Mary Walsh is a famous actress and comedian whose biggest role was on 'This Hour Has 22 Minutes,' where she interviewed Rob Ford and Stephen Harper.

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Ben Mulroney -

Ben Mulroney is often referred to as Canada's Ryan Seacrest, hosting shows like 'etalk,' 'Canadian Idol,' and now CTV's 'Your Morning.'

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Brian Mulroney -

Brian Mulroney, father of Ben Mulroney, was the 18th Prime Minister of Canada and brought in the first Canada-US Free Trade Agreement and GST. He also failed to amend the constitution twice, setting up the second Quebec referendum.

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Owen Nolan - Owen Nolan played in the NHL for 18 years, for the Quebec Nordiques, Colorado Avalanche, San Jose Sharks, Toronto Maple Leafs, Phoenix Coyotes, Calgary Flames, and the Minnesota Wild. He won two gold medals with Team Canada, one at the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics and one at the 1997 Helsinki World Championships.

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Seamus O'Regan - Seamus O'Regan was a correspondent on 'CTV National News' and is now the Minister of Veterans Affairs.

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Gerard Parkes - Gerard Parkes played Doc on 'Fraggle Rock' and played a different character who was also called Doc on 'The Boondock Saints.'

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Ryan Reynolds -

Ryan Reynolds is most famous for starring in 'Deadpool' and being married to Blake Lively.

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Louis St. Laurent -

Louis St. Laurent was the 12th Prime Minister of Canada and is credited with making Canada an outward-facing, middle-power country and joining NATO.

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Jill Hennessy - Jill Hennessy is a famous actress best known for her role as Claire Kincaid on 'Law & Order' and Jordan Cavanaugh on 'Crossing Jordan.'

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Sir John Thompson -

Sir John Thompson was the fourth Prime Minister of Canada and is credited with instituting the first Canadian Criminal Code.

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Mack Sennett - Mack Sennett founded Keystone Studios and helped write 95 films, directed 311, acted in 360, and produced 1,115. He was known as the King of Comedy between 1908 and 1956.

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Eugene O'Keefe - Eugene O'Keefe founded the O'Keefe Brewery, which is now the Ryerson Image Arts building in Toronto.

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Logan McGuinness - Logan McGuinness was an undefeated 17-0 (9 KOs) Super-Featherweight pro boxer.

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'I's the B'y' author - If their identity were known, this Newfoundlander would be among the most famous Irish-Canadians. 'I's the B'y' is Newfoundland's most famous traditional folk song, written and sung in Newfoundlander English, but no one knows exactly who the author is.

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Catherine McKenna - Catherine McKenna is Minister of the Environment.

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Eugenie Bouchard - Eugenie Bouchard is Canada's best tennis player and is ranked sixth in the world.

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Ed Broadbent - Ed Broadbent is the former leader of the federal NDP and the founder of the Broadbent Institute think tank.

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