Collingwood
Collingwood is a town in Ontario, Canada, north of Toronto. Its harbour is in Nottawasaga Bay, the southern part of vast Georgian Bay. The city is a gateway to the Blue Mountain ski resort, with its downhill and cross-country trails. The town center is marked by the beaux arts–style Collingwood Federal Building. Nearby, the Collingwood Museum has exhibits on Collingwood Harbour's shipbuilding history.
People born in Collingwood (First 47 people) - Page 0
Jack Ryder
Actor
Smoky Dawson
Australian music performer
Lou Richards
Australian rules football player
Keith Stackpole
Australian cricketer
Hugh Trumble
Australian cricketer
John Wren
Australian businessman
Emma Minnie Boyd
Australian artist
Albert Collier
Reg Hickey
Australian rules footballer
Wilbur Dartnell
Soldier
Harry Collier
Musical artist
Percy Parratt
Australian rules footballer
Harry Trott
Australian cricketer
Syd Barker Sr.
Australian rules footballer
Ern Jenkins
Australian rules footballer
Con McCarthy
Australian rules football player
Robert Best
Former Australian Senator
William Ruthven
Australian soldier
Jimmy Freake
Australian rules footballer
Annette Bear-Crawford
Elsa Chauvel
Australian filmmaker
Frederick Burton
Australian cricketer
Jack Culpin
Former Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly
Ern Utting
Australian rules football player
Ethel May Brown
Jason Arnott
Canadian ice hockey player
Andrea Canning
Canadian journalist
Lynn Johnston
Canadian cartoonist
Michael Wayne McGray
Stacey Dales
Canadian former basketball player
Reg Noble
Canadian ice hockey player
Burke Dales
American football player
Lindsay Middlebrook
Ice hockey player
MaryMargaret McMahon
Canadian Politician
Megan Lane
Canadian olympic athlete
Morey Doner
Soccer player
Dan Knott
Politician
Darryl Sly
Canadian ice hockey player
Steve Walker
Canadian ice hockey coach
Randy Osburn
Ice hockey player
Claire Alexander
Canadian ice hockey player
Paul Shakes
Ice hockey player
Eddie Bush
Ice hockey player
Roy Burmister
Ice hockey player
Dallas Burke
American football player
Mary-Margaret McMahon
Canadian Politician
