🇨🇦 Canada Chronological History Timeline

Chronological Timeline (241 Entries)

1. [1491] Jacques Cartier — French explorer who mapped the Gulf and St. Lawrence River, naming the region 'Canada'.
2. [1567] Samuel de Champlain — Founder of Quebec City and key figure in establishing New France.
3. [1637] Jacques Marquette — French Jesuit missionary and pivotal explorer of the Mississippi River Valley.
4. [1645] Louis Jolliet — French-Canadian explorer renowned for mapping the Upper Mississippi River in North America.
5. [1727] James Wolfe — British Army officer famed for the victory at Quebec in 1759.
6. [1752] John Graves Simcoe — British officer and colonial administrator, key founder of Upper Canada.
7. [1770] David Thompson (explorer) — Pioneering Canadian fur trader, surveyor, and cartographer of North America.
8. [1795] William Lyon Mackenzie — Scottish-born journalist and politician, a leading figure in Upper Canada's Reform movement.
9. [1803] Egerton Ryerson — Pioneering Canadian educator, administrator, and Methodist minister who shaped Ontario's public school system.
10. [1814] George-Étienne Cartier — A pivotal Canadian statesman and key Father of Confederation.
11. [1815] John A. Macdonald — Father of Confederation and first Prime Minister of Canada.
12. [1818] George Brown (Canadian politician) — Scottish journalist and politician, key figure in Canadian Confederation and Liberal Party founder.
13. [1822] Alexander Mackenzie (politician) — Scottish-Canadian stonemason and politician, second Prime Minister of Canada.
14. [1831] Jacob W. Davis — Russian-American tailor credited with inventing modern jeans using rivets.
15. [1835] Simon Newcomb — Polymath astronomer and mathematician known for work on timekeeping and celestial mechanics.
16. [1838] James J. Hill — American railway entrepreneur and financier, known as "The Empire Builder"
17. [1841] Wilfrid Laurier — Canada's longest-serving PM, known for bridging English and French Canadian interests.
18. [1844] Louis Riel — Métis leader, politician, and founder of Manitoba, defending Indigenous rights in Canada.
19. [1845] Daniel David Palmer — Pioneering spiritualist and activist credited with founding the practice of chiropractic.
20. [1849] William Osler — Pioneering Canadian physician, 'Father of Modern Medicine', and founder of residency training.
21. [1854] Robert Borden — Canadian lawyer and politician, serving as Prime Minister during WWI.
22. [1861] James Naismith — Canadian-American physical educator and inventor of the sport of basketball.
23. [1863] Louis Cyr — Iconic Canadian strongman known for unparalleled feats of human strength.
24. [1866] Abraham Flexner — Pioneering American educator known for reforming US and Canadian medical and higher education.
25. [1866] Reginald Fessenden — Pioneering electrical engineer credited with early radio, AM, and transatlantic communications.
26. [1868] Emily Murphy — Pioneering Canadian feminist who secured women's right to sit in the Senate.
27. [1868] Marie Dressler — Iconic Canadian-American actress known for her comedic timing and stage presence.
28. [1870] James T. Sutherland — Founding father and key administrator in the development of Canadian ice hockey.
29. [1870] R. B. Bennett — Canadian lawyer, businessman, and 11th Prime Minister of Canada (1930-1935)
30. [1872] John McCrae — Canadian poet and physician, best known for the war memorial poem "In Flanders Fields".
31. [1873] Nellie McClung — Pioneering Canadian suffragist, author, and politician who fought for women's rights.
32. [1874] Arthur Meighen — Canadian lawyer and politician who served as Prime Minister of Canada multiple times.
33. [1874] James L. Kraft — Pioneering food and cheese entrepreneur who built a global conglomerate.
34. [1874] Lucy Maud Montgomery — Iconic Canadian author celebrated for the enduring magic of Green Gables.
35. [1874] William Lyon Mackenzie King — Longest-serving Canadian Prime Minister, leading the Liberal Party for decades.
36. [1877] Frank Calder — Pioneering Canadian ice hockey executive, first president of the NHL.
37. [1879] Maud Menten — Pioneering Canadian physician and chemist known for enzyme kinetics.
38. [1879] Max Aitken, 1st Baron Beaverbrook — Anglo-Canadian media magnate and politician, influential in 20th-century British press and politics.
39. [1881] Elizabeth Arden — Pioneering Canadian-American businesswoman who built a global cosmetics empire.
40. [1882] Louis St. Laurent — Canadian lawyer and politician who served as Prime Minister of Canada (1948-1957).
41. [1882] Wyndham Lewis — Canadian-born British painter, writer, and critic, co-founder of Vorticism.
42. [1883] Walter Huston — Pioneering Canadian actor and singer, patriarch of the famed Huston acting dynasty.
43. [1884] Davidson Black — Pioneering Canadian paleoanthropologist, famed for naming Sinanthropus pekinensis.
44. [1884] Louis B. Mayer — Pioneering film producer and co-founder of the prestigious Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) studio.
45. [1886] Ernest Burgess — Pioneering urban sociologist known for the Concentric Zone Model.
46. [1886] Florence Lawrence — Pioneering Canadian-American actress and inventor, known as the "Biograph Girl".
47. [1890] Norman Bethune — Pioneering Canadian surgeon, advocate for universal health care, and key figure in modern Chinese medicine.
48. [1891] Charles Coughlin — Catholic priest and media figure known for his political radio broadcasts in the 1930s.
49. [1891] Frederick Banting — Pioneering Canadian scientist known for the co-discovery of insulin.
50. [1891] Harold Alexander, 1st Earl Alexander of Tunis — British Field Marshal and Governor General of Canada, serving through both World Wars.
51. [1894] Dai Vernon — Pioneering Canadian magician, renowned for close-up skill and mentorship.
52. [1895] John Diefenbaker — 13th Prime Minister of Canada; led the Progressive Conservatives to victory 1957-1963.
53. [1896] Marie Prevost — Canadian film actress known for her work in silent and early sound cinema.
54. [1897] Lester B. Pearson — Canadian statesman, diplomat, and scholar who served as Prime Minister of Canada.
55. [1901] Christine Pak — Korean-Canadian former actress known for her role in the film 90 Days.
56. [1902] Norma Shearer — Pioneering actress known for sophisticated roles and winning Best Actress for The Divorcee.
57. [1904] Bernard Lonergan — Influential Canadian Jesuit philosopher and theologian of the 20th century.
58. [1904] Bobbie Rosenfeld — Pioneering Canadian track and field athlete and influential sports journalist.
59. [1904] Donald O. Hebb — Pioneering neuropsychologist known for Hebbian theory of learning and neural networks.
60. [1904] Tommy Douglas — Scottish-born Canadian politician, Premier of Saskatchewan, and pioneer of universal healthcare.
61. [1905] Clarence Campbell — Pioneering Canadian ice hockey executive and long-serving NHL President.
62. [1907] Alexander Knox — Esteemed Canadian actor and writer, known for dramatic roles and literary contributions.
63. [1907] Fay Wray — Iconic actress known for King Kong and a nearly six-decade career in film.
64. [1907] H. S. M. Coxeter — Pioneering geometer known for Coxeter groups and regular polytopes.
65. [1908] Percy Faith — Pioneering bandleader known for lush 'easy listening' arrangements and mood music.
66. [1908] Yousuf Karsh — Pioneering Armenian-Canadian portrait photographer, celebrated for capturing historical figures.
67. [1911] Hume Cronyn — Esteemed Canadian-American actor, screenwriter, and playwright.
68. [1911] Marshall McLuhan — Pioneering philosopher whose work established media theory and the concept of the global village.
69. [1912] A. E. van Vogt — Influential Canadian-American science fiction writer known for bizarre narratives.
70. [1912] Northrop Frye — Influential Canadian literary critic known for archetypal criticism theory.
71. [1912] Toe Blake — Pioneering Canadian ice hockey player and coach for the NHL.
72. [1914] Joe Shuster — Pioneering comic book artist, celebrated for co-creating Superman.
73. [1915] Arthur H. Robinson — Influential American geographer and cartographer known for the Robinson projection.
74. [1915] Ross Macdonald — American-Canadian crime fiction writer, best known for the Lew Archer series.
75. [1915] Stu Hart — Pioneering Canadian wrestler, promoter, and patriarch of the Hart wrestling dynasty.
76. [1917] Raymond Burr — Esteemed Canadian actor known for portraying legal dramas like Perry Mason and Ironside.
77. [1917] William H. McNeill — Historian known for the theory that contact and exchange drive human history.
78. [1918] Bertram Brockhouse — Pioneering Canadian physicist known for neutron scattering techniques and Nobel laureate.
79. [1919] Mario Bunge — Argentine-Canadian philosopher known for scientific realism and systemism.
80. [1919] Pierre Trudeau — Visionary Canadian jurist and politician who shaped modern Quebec and federalism.
81. [1919] Sono Osato — American dancer and actress known for her performances with Ballets Russes.
82. [1920] National Football League — The premier professional American football league, featuring 32 teams across AFC and NFC.
83. [1921] Arthur Leonard Schawlow — Pioneering physicist who developed the theoretical basis for laser science.
84. [1921] Monty Hall — Canadian-American radio and television host, best known for 'Let's Make a Deal'
85. [1922] René Lévesque — Pioneering Québécois politician, defender of sovereignty, and founder of the Parti Québécois.
86. [1922] Yvonne De Carlo — Canadian-American actress, dancer, and singer who achieved Hollywood stardom in the 1940s.
87. [1923] Cathleen Synge Morawetz — Pioneering Canadian mathematician specializing in partial differential equations and fluid dynamics.
88. [1923] Kenneth Thomson, 2nd Baron Thomson of Fleet — Prominent Canadian businessman and art collector, founder of the Thomson Corporation legacy.
89. [1924] Doug Harvey (ice hockey) — Legendary Canadian NHL defenseman, celebrated for his defensive prowess and longevity.
90. [1924] Willard Boyle — Pioneering Canadian physicist known for the invention of the CCD.
91. [1925] Oscar Peterson — Virtuoso Canadian jazz pianist and composer, celebrated globally for his electrifying performances.
92. [1926] Leslie Nielsen — Iconic Canadian-American actor known for deadpan comedy and versatility.
93. [1926] Margaret Laurence — Pioneering Canadian novelist celebrated for exploring themes of womanhood and the Prairies.
94. [1927] The Famous Five (Canada) — Pioneering Canadian suffragists who secured constitutional rights for women.
95. [1928] Barbara Ann Scott — Pioneering Canadian figure skater, Olympic champion, and multiple world/national title winner.
96. [1928] Gordie Howe — Iconic Canadian hockey star, 'Mr. Hockey', whose records defined an era.
97. [1928] Michael Snow — Pioneering Canadian artist known for avant-garde film, installation, and conceptual work.
98. [1929] Christopher Plummer — Esteemed Canadian actor known for Broadway mastery and film versatility.
99. [1929] Jacques Plante — Pioneering Canadian goaltender, famous for introducing the protective mask.
100. [1929] John Polanyi — Hungarian-Canadian chemist renowned for research in chemical reaction dynamics.
101. [1929] Richard E. Taylor — Canadian physicist known for contributions to the quark model and particle physics.
102. [1929] Terry Sawchuk — Legendary Canadian goaltender, a four-time Stanley Cup champion and NHL Hall of Famer.
103. [1930] Tim Horton — Iconic Canadian NHL defenseman and co-founder of the Tim Hortons empire.
104. [1931] Charles Taylor (philosopher) — Influential Canadian philosopher known for communitarianism and cultural critique.
105. [1931] Jean Béliveau — Iconic Montreal Canadiens star, celebrated for longevity and skill in the NHL.
106. [1931] William Shatner — Iconic Canadian actor, best known for portraying Captain James T. Kirk in Star Trek.
107. [1932] Al Arbour — Pioneering Canadian hockey player, coach, and executive known for leading the Islanders.
108. [1932] Glenn Gould — Visionary Canadian pianist, celebrated for his profound interpretations of Bach.
109. [1932] Robert Mundell — Influential Canadian economist, Nobel Laureate, and pioneer of optimum currency areas.
110. [1933] Leonard Peikoff — Canadian-American philosopher and Objectivist, known for his association with Ayn Rand.
111. [1933] Scotty Bowman — Record-holding Canadian ice hockey coach, celebrated for unparalleled success across multiple franchises.
112. [1934] Jean Chrétien — Former Prime Minister of Canada, leading the Liberal Party from 1993 to 2003.
113. [1934] Stanton T. Friedman — Nuclear physicist and ufologist known for investigating extraterrestrial phenomena.
114. [1935] Donald Sutherland — Esteemed Canadian actor known for versatile roles across six decades.
115. [1936] Ian Hacking — Influential Canadian philosopher known for his work on the philosophy of science.
116. [1936] Robert Langlands — Pioneering mathematician known for founding the vast Langlands program.
117. [1937] Richard Borshay Lee — Pioneering Canadian anthropologist known for long-term fieldwork among the !Kung San.
118. [1938] Gordon Lightfoot — Iconic Canadian singer-songwriter defining the sound of the 1970s.
119. [1938] Peter Jennings — Prominent American and Canadian news anchor, best known for ABC World News Tonight.
120. [1939] Bobby Hull — Iconic Canadian hockey star, nicknamed "the Golden Jet", celebrated for his speed and shooting.
121. [1939] Brian Mulroney — Canadian lawyer and politician who served as Prime Minister of Canada (1984-1993).
122. [1939] Margaret Atwood — Acclaimed Canadian author known for dystopian fiction and poetic depth.
123. [1939] Stephen Cook — Pioneering figure in complexity theory, recognized by the ACM Turing Award.
124. [1942] Bob Ross — Iconic painter and TV host known for 'The Joy of Painting' technique.
125. [1942] Dick Pound — Canadian advocate for sports ethics, law, and anti-doping measures.
126. [1942] Geneviève Bujold — Esteemed Canadian actress known for intense roles and international film success.
127. [1942] John Irving — Acclaimed novelist known for epic tales set in small, sprawling New England towns.
128. [1943] Arthur B. McDonald — Pioneering Canadian astrophysicist, recognized for neutrino research and the 2015 Nobel Prize.
129. [1943] Joni Mitchell — Influential Canadian folk artist known for personal lyrics and genre fusion.
130. [1943] Michael Ondaatje — Sri Lankan-born Canadian poet, novelist, and essayist celebrated for lyrical fiction.
131. [1943] Vint Cerf — American computer scientist and co-developer of TCP/IP, a father of the Internet.
132. [1944] Conrad Black — Canadian and British media mogul, publisher, and controversial figure in global journalism.
133. [1945] Anne Murray — Pioneering Canadian country and pop vocalist with a 40-year global career.
134. [1945] Roberta Bondar — Pioneering Canadian astronaut and neurologist, a trailblazer in space medicine.
135. [1946] Biruté Galdikas — Pioneering primatologist and conservationist, renowned for her work with orangutans.
136. [1947] Doug Henning — Pioneering Canadian illusionist, escape artist, and entertainer.
137. [1948] Bobby Orr — Revolutionary Canadian defenseman, renowned for scoring prowess and unmatched skill.
138. [1948] Margot Kidder — Canadian-American actress known for Lois Lane in the original Superman films.
139. [1948] Phil Hartman — Versatile comedian and actor known for SNL and character work.
140. [1949] Tarek Fatah — Vocal Pakistani-Canadian journalist and author known for criticizing the Pakistani establishment.
141. [1950] John Candy — Esteemed Canadian actor and comedian known for his vibrant Hollywood film career.
142. [1950] Martin Short — Energetic Canadian comedian, actor, and sketch comedy icon.
143. [1951] Guy Lafleur — Iconic 'Flower' of hockey, known for scoring records and dynasty years.
144. [1952] Dan Aykroyd — Versatile Canadian/American actor, comedian, and musician known for SNL and cult classics.
145. [1953] Gaëtan Dugas — Canadian flight attendant whose case was controversially linked to the start of the North American AIDS epidemic.
146. [1953] Rick Moranis — Canadian comedian and actor known for SCTV and roles in 80s/90s cult classics.
147. [1954] Roddy Piper — Iconic Canadian wrestler known for 'Rowdy' persona and 'Piper's Pit'.
148. [1955] Howie Mandel — Esteemed Canadian comedian, actor, and television host known for variety roles.
149. [1955] James Gosling — Pioneering computer scientist, best known for creating the Java programming language.
150. [1957] Bret Hart — Legendary Canadian professional wrestler, known for technical skill and 'The Hitman' persona.
151. [1957] Mike Bossy — Iconic Canadian NHL right winger, central figure in the Islanders dynasty.
152. [1958] Joel Quenneville — Canadian-American NHL coach known for leading the Chicago Blackhawks to multiple Stanley Cups.
153. [1958] Terry Fox — Canadian humanitarian whose 'Marathon of Hope' inspired global cancer research.
154. [1959] Bryan Adams — Iconic Canadian singer-songwriter known for powerful ballads and enduring global appeal.
155. [1959] Guy Laliberté — Billionaire co-founder of Cirque du Soleil, renowned for showmanship and business acumen.
156. [1959] Norm Macdonald — Iconic Canadian comedian known for deadpan delivery and folksy wit.
157. [1959] Stephen Harper — Canadian politician who served as Prime Minister of Canada from 2006 to 2015.
158. [1959] Takaaki Kajita — Pioneering physicist recognized for the discovery of neutrino oscillations.
159. [1961] Mark Messier — Legendary Canadian ice hockey forward, a six-time Stanley Cup champion.
160. [1961] Michael J. Fox — Esteemed Canadian-American actor and passionate advocate for Parkinson's awareness.
161. [1961] Moana Pozzi — Italian actress and television personality known for her career in the adult film industry.
162. [1961] Mylène Farmer — Iconic French singer-songwriter known for her ethereal artistry and massive global success.
163. [1962] Jordan Peterson — Canadian psychologist, author, and commentator known for analyzing meaning and culture.
164. [1963] Malcolm Gladwell — Journalist and author known for popularizing social science research and unexpected human behavior.
165. [1963] Mike Myers — Versatile Canadian-American actor, comedian, and filmmaker known for iconic roles.
166. [1963] Sandra Schmirler — Pioneering Canadian curler, Olympic gold medalist, and sporting icon.
167. [1963] Yann Martel — Acclaimed Canadian novelist best known for the international bestseller Life of Pi.
168. [1964] Angela James — Pioneering Canadian ice hockey star, celebrated for her dominance in the 1980s and 1990s.
169. [1964] Brett Hull — Elite Canadian-American sniper and former NHL star, known for his prolific scoring.
170. [1964] Keanu Reeves — Esteemed Canadian actor known for action roles, philanthropy, and enduring screen presence.
171. [1965] Linda Evangelista — Iconic Canadian supermodel, famed for her striking presence and high-earning lifestyle.
172. [1965] Patrick Roy — Iconic Canadian goalie, 'King of Goalies,' celebrated for his championship success.
173. [1965] Shania Twain — Canadian powerhouse known for blending country music with global pop appeal.
174. [1965] Steve Yzerman — Detroit Red Wings legend and enduring figure in Canadian hockey history.
175. [1966] Kevin Martin (curler) — Legendary Canadian curler, Olympic champion, and Hall of Famer.
176. [1966] Kiefer Sutherland — Acclaimed British and Canadian actor, famous for playing Jack Bauer in '24'.
177. [1967] Chris Benoit — Canadian professional wrestler known for his extensive championship reigns across multiple global promotions.
178. [1967] Geraldine Heaney — Pioneering Irish-Canadian ice hockey player and coach, celebrated for her skill and leadership.
179. [1967] Pamela Anderson — Canadian-American actress and model known for Playboy and Baywatch.
180. [1968] Celine Dion — Iconic Canadian vocalist, known as the "Queen of Power Ballads"
181. [1968] Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young — Iconic folk rock supergroup known for complex harmonies and political depth.
182. [1968] Rush (band) — Virtuosic Canadian rock band known for complex progressive compositions.
183. [1969] Matthew Perry — American and Canadian actor, best known for his role as Chandler Bing in Friends.
184. [1970] Ani DiFranco — Pioneering singer-songwriter blending folk, punk, and activism since 1970.
185. [1970] Naomi Klein — Canadian author and activist known for critiques of globalization and climate justice.
186. [1970] Russell Peters — Acclaimed Canadian comedian, actor, and producer known for observational humor.
187. [1971] Justin Trudeau — Canadian politician and 23rd Prime Minister of Canada (2015-2025)
188. [1972] Jennifer Hale — Highly acclaimed Canadian and American voice actress known for video game and animation roles.
189. [1972] Katharine Hayhoe — Prominent Canadian atmospheric scientist specializing in climate change communication.
190. [1973] Christian Cage — Canadian professional wrestler and actor, known as Christian Cage.
191. [1973] Edge (wrestler) — Iconic Canadian wrestler and actor, known for his tenure in WWE and AEW.
192. [1973] Tara Strong — Versatile Canadian-American voice actress celebrated for animation and video game roles.
193. [1974] Steve Nash — Elite Canadian point guard known for his exceptional shooting and playmaking.
194. [1975] Michael Bublé — Canadian pop icon known for reviving the Great American Songbook.
195. [1976] Ryan Reynolds — Canadian-American actor and producer known for comedic roles and entrepreneurial ventures.
196. [1977] Jayna Hefford — Canadian retired ice hockey star and executive leader for the PWHL.
197. [1977] Usun Yoon — South Korean TV host, actress, and reporter known for work in Spain.
198. [1978] Hayley Wickenheiser — Legendary Canadian ice hockey player, physician, and Olympic champion.
199. [1978] Joshua Jackson — Versatile Canadian and American actor known for dramatic roles in television and film.
200. [1978] Rachel McAdams — Acclaimed Canadian actress known for roles in comedy and drama films.
201. [1979] Alex Chu — South Korean-Canadian singer and actor known for Clazziquai and solo work.
202. [1979] Andrew Scheer — Canadian politician, former leader of the Conservative Party of Canada.
203. [1979] Caroline Ouellette — Esteemed Canadian ice hockey player and coach, celebrated for multiple Olympic and World Championship golds.
204. [1979] Evangeline Lilly — Acclaimed Canadian actress known for roles in Lost, The Hobbit, and the MCU.
205. [1979] Jagmeet Singh — Prominent Canadian politician and lawyer, leader of the NDP.
206. [1980] Luke Macfarlane — Canadian actor known for roles in Brothers & Sisters and Hallmark movies.
207. [1980] Ryan Gosling — Esteemed Canadian actor known for diverse roles in film and music.
208. [1981] Deadmau5 — Canadian DJ and producer known for progressive and electro house music.
209. [1981] Georges St-Pierre — Legendary Canadian MMA fighter, two-division UFC champion, and record-holder.
210. [1981] Sunny Leone — Canadian-American actress and media personality known for her work in Hindi cinema.
211. [1982] Anna Paquin — Acclaimed New Zealand actress known for roles in X-Men, True Blood, and The Piano.
212. [1982] Cobie Smulders — Acclaimed Canadian actress known for 'How I Met Your Mother' and MCU roles.
213. [1982] Missy Peregrym — Canadian actress known for roles in 'Rookie Blue' and 'FBI'
214. [1982] Seth Rogen — Canadian actor, comedian, and filmmaker known for his comedic roles.
215. [1983] Choi Yeo-jin — South Korean-Canadian model and actress known for television roles and dancing.
216. [1983] Christine Sinclair — Canadian soccer icon, all-time international goal scorer, and Olympic medalist.
217. [1983] Dan Levy (Canadian actor) — Acclaimed Canadian actor, writer, and producer known for Schitt's Creek.
218. [1983] Jackie Appiah — Celebrated Ghanaian-Canadian actress, director, and humanitarian.
219. [1984] Avril Lavigne — Canadian singer credited with boosting the popularity of pop-punk music in the early 2000s.
220. [1984] Lee Jae-yoon — South Korean-Canadian actor and model known for roles in dramas like Weightlifting Fairy.
221. [1985] Eleanor Catton — Award-winning New Zealand novelist and screenwriter known for literary depth.
222. [1985] Matthew Santoro — Canadian YouTuber and educator known for top ten lists and fact-based video content.
223. [1986] Boi-1da — Jamaican-Canadian producer known for shaping the sound of modern hip-hop.
224. [1986] Drake (musician) — Canadian rapper and singer known for blending R&B sensibilities with hip-hop.
225. [1986] Jasper Cho — Canadian actor and art director known for roles in South Korean dramas.
226. [1986] Maria Ozawa — Japanese model and former adult film actress known for her career evolution.
227. [1987] Mae Martin — Canadian comedian, actor, and recording artist known for 'Feel Good'.
228. [1987] Scott Moir — Elite Canadian ice dancer and coach, renowned for Olympic and World success with Tessa Virtue.
229. [1987] Sidney Crosby — Elite Canadian center and captain for the Pittsburgh Penguins.
230. [1989] Tessa Virtue — Canadian ice dancer, celebrated for her partnership with Scott Moir.
231. [1990] The Weeknd — Canadian R&B icon known for dark aesthetics, falsetto, and cinematic storytelling.
232. [1991] Marie-Philip Poulin — Elite Canadian ice hockey center and captain, renowned for clutch performances.
233. [1992] Mikaël Kingsbury — Record-setting Canadian freestyle skier known for dominance in moguls and overall freestyle.
234. [1992] Rupi Kaur — Indian-Canadian poet known for 'Instapoetry' exploring femininity and identity.
235. [1993] AP Dhillon — Indo-Canadian singer-rapper known for pioneering modern Punjabi music.
236. [1994] Justin Bieber — Canadian pop icon known for reinventions and multi-genre performances.
237. [1995] Ahn Hyo-seop — Acclaimed Canadian actor and singer known for roles in Dr. Romantic and Business Proposal.
238. [1995] Lauren Southern — Canadian political activist known for alt-right commentary and controversial views.
239. [1999] Broken Social Scene — A Canadian indie rock band known for its expansive, baroque pop sound.
240. [2001] Arcade Fire — Acclaimed Canadian indie rock band known for anthemic, emotionally rich soundscapes.
241. [2006] Jacob Tremblay — Acclaimed Canadian actor known for roles in 'Room' and diverse animation work.