Toronto
Toronto, the capital of the province of Ontario, is a major Canadian city along Lake Ontario’s northwestern shore. It's a dynamic metropolis with a core of soaring skyscrapers, all dwarfed by the iconic, free-standing CN Tower. Toronto also has many green spaces, from the orderly oval of Queen’s Park to 400-acre High Park and its trails, sports facilities and zoo. ― Google
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Kathleen Munn
Canadian visual artist
Edmund Montague Morris
Canadian painter
Luigi von Kunits
Conductor
Marjorie Pigott
Artist
Paul Hellyer
Former Minister of National Defence of Canada
Marcia Diamond
Canadian actress
Sohan Qadri
Poet
Carl Goldenberg
Former Senator of Canada
Arvo Niitenberg
Estonian Politician
Gerald Birks
Hilliard Brooke Bell
Zoltan Sarosy
Hungarian-Canadian chess Master
Aleen Aked
Canadian painter
Sir Daniel Wilson
American singer-songwriter
Lesya Stepanivna Bandera
Yaroslava Vasylivna Bandera
Politician ‧ Stepan Bandera's wife
Warring Kennedy
Former Mayor of Toronto
Alexander Manning
Former Mayor of Toronto
Samuel Bickerton Harman
Former Mayor of Toronto
Adolfas Šapoka
Historian
John Beckwith
Canadian composer
Donald Forster
Norm Stoneburgh
American football player
Michael Snow
Canadian artist
Jerzy Orzechowski
Fighter pilot
Neil McNeil
Archbishop
Jack Guest
Canadian rower
George Armstrong
Ice hockey player
Herb Stuart
Ice hockey player
Diane Nyland
Canadian actress
Ian Bargh
Canadian pianist
Ernest Sirluck
Canadian author
Ernest Klein
Canadian-Hungarian-Romanian linguist
Ogle Robert Gowan
Author
Archibald McLean
Lawyer
Reza Baraheni
Iranian novelist
Peter Robinson
British-Canadian crime writer
Kenneth Welsh
Canadian film actor
Ron White
American solo comedian
Michael Marrus
Canadian historian
Gordon Pinsent
Canadian actor
Wally Halder
Canadian ice hockey player
John Shaw
Former footballer
Walter Lockhart Gordon
Former Minister of Finance of Canada
Murray Dryden
Canadian philanthropist ‧ Ken Dryden's father
Donald C. MacDonald
Canadian Politician
Robert Falconer