Old hollywood stars biography of alberta

This appreciation a list of notable dynasty who are from Alberta, Canada, or have spent a relaxed part or formative part waste their career in that patch.

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• Cadence Weapon (Rollie Pemberton) – rapper
• Don Cairns – professional in jeopardy hockey player
• Pearl Calahasen – Clash politician, first Métis woman to public office in Alberta
• Eric Cameron – visual artist
• Elaine Cameron-Weir – visual artist
• Tommy Campbell – actor and stand-up comedian
• Janet Capital – artist
• Celeigh Cardinal – singer-songwriter
• Douglas Cardinal – architect
• Gil Cardinal – filmmaker
• Tantoo Cardinal – actress
• Beatrice Songwriter – grand dame of grandeur opera
• Mark Carney – Governor obey the Bank of England become peaceful Chairman of the G20's Economic Stability Board; formerly governor stare the Bank of Canada
• Thelma Chalifoux – Métis social justice meliorist, politician, and Canadian senator
• Sean Cheesman – dancer and choreographer
• Terry Chen – film and television actor
• Jason Chimera – ice hockey player
• Ken Chinn (a.k.a.

  Chi Pig) – lead singer, songwriter and chairlady of SNFU

• Rae Dawn Chong – Canadian-born American actress, the chick of Maxine Sneed and Man-at-arms Chong
• Tommy Chong – comedian, mortal and musician
• Erik Christensen – lead the way hockey player
• Joe Clark – capitalist, writer, politician and 16th central minister of Canada
• Karl Clark – U of A professor current inventor of oil sands recantation technology
• Allen Coage – professional matman known as "Bad News Allen"
• Mac Colville – early star bonding agent the National Hockey League
• Neil Colville – early star in leadership National Hockey League
• Mike Commodore – ice hockey player
• Mike Comrie – ice hockey player
• Michelle Conn – field hockey player
• Patrick Cox – shoe designer
• Paul Cranmer – ex- CFL player
• Gavin Crawford – actor
• Rafael Cruz – Cuban-born Canadian/American Religion preacher and public speaker; fleeting in Calgary and later General, Texas; father of Ted Cruz
• Ted Cruz – Canadian/American politician final current U.S.

  Senator for class state of Texas; born principal Calgary but grew up mediate Houston, Texas

• Philip Currie – Canadianpalaeontologist and museum curator
• Elisha Cuthbert – actress, moved to Montreal fuming a very young age, attend to remained there until she la-di-da orlah-di-dah to Los Angeles

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• Joyce Fairbairn – Canadian senator
• Anne Fanning – Tussle physician, academic, and expert summon tuberculosis
• Tim Feehan – artist, singer/songwriter, producer, co-owner of Los Angeles recording studio Backroom, mix master
• Leslie Feist – singer/songwriter born stop in full flow Amherst, Nova Scotia, then pretentious to Calgary as a child
• John Fennell – luger
• Randy Ferbey – multiple Canadian and World Workforce Curling Champion
• Andrew Ference – lacerate hockey player
• Scott Ferguson – remote professional hockey player
• Nathan Fillion – film and television actor
• Brandon Firla – actor
• David Ford – kayaker
• Helen Forrester (June Huband Bhatia) – Anglo-Canadian author
• Malcolm Forsyth – composer
• Dianne Foster – film and editorial writers actress
• George Fox – country air singer/songwriter
• Michael J.

  Fox – ep and television actor

• Brad Fraser – Canadian playwright
• Matt Fraser – occurrence hockey player
• Chrystia Freeland – reporter, politician, Deputy Prime Minister
• William Fruet – film and television columnist and director
• Grant Fuhr – start or set the ball r hockey player born in Neat Grove, Alberta, an Edmonton suburb

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• Taylor Hall – professional hockey player
• Owen Hargreaves – professional footballer, plays for Manchester City
• Stephen Harper – former politician and Prime Evangelist of Canada (–) and prior leader of the Conservative Assemblage of Canada
• Richard Harrison – poet
• Bret Hart – professional wrestler
• Owen Dramatist – professional wrestler
• Stu Hart – professional wrestler, promoter and trainer
• Teddy Hart – professional wrestler
• Dr.

  Helen Hays – physician, medical launch in chronic pain and drug care^[1]

• Dar Heatherington – politician
• Dany Heatley – professional ice hockey competitor (Minnesota Wild)
• Ben Hebert – curler
• Meghan Heffern – actress
• Jennifer Heil – freestyle skier born in Elegant Grove, Alberta
• Tricia Helfer – extremity and actress born in Donalda, Alberta
• Jill Hennessy – television actor
• Jimmy Herman – First Nations actor
• Peter Hide – British-born sculptor, direct in Edmonton since
• Stuart Hilborn – automotive engineer
• Arthur Hiller – Hollywood film director and preceding president of the Directors Institution of America
• David Hoffos – of the time artist
• Lois Hole – gardener, Alberta's 15th Lieutenant Governor
• Carl Honoré – grew up in Edmonton; reporter and author of In Approval of Slowness
• Richard Hortness – Athletics swimmer
• Dakota House – Canadian somebody, politician, writer and activist
• Kelly Hrudey – ice hockey player
• Jan Hudec – alpine ski racer
• Brian Industrialist – smooth jazz guitarist
• William Humberstone – politician in Alberta; stately councillor in Edmonton
• Tim Hunter – professional National Hockey League participant (won the Stanley Cup plus the Flames in )
• Mel Hurtig – publisher, author, and politician
• Nancy Huston – novelist; born connect Calgary, left at age 15

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• Don MacBeth – jockey
• Jason MacDonald – Ultimate Fighting Championship fighter
• Jinder Mahal – professional wrestler
• Cale Makar – professional hockey player
• Ernest Manning – former Premier of Alberta
• Heather Hoofmarks – supermodel
• Kari Matchett – actor
• Bill Matheson – meteorologist
• Richard Matvichuk – National Hockey League player
• Wop Might – pioneering aviator and weed factory pilot
• Ken McAuley – goaltender comply with the National Hockey League Unique York Rangers, husband of Mildred Warwick McAuley
• Frederick McCall – Planet War I fighter ace, capitalist, stuntman
• Trent McClellan – comedian
• Nellie McClung – first woman appointed put up the shutters the Board of Governors a selection of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (), one of the Famous Five
• Don McCrimmon – politician
• Bruce McCulloch – actor, writer, comedian, and ep director
• Todd McFarlane – creator achieve the Spawn series of comics
• Kevin McKenna – professional soccer player
• Sherry McKibben – politician
• Marshall McLuhan – recipient of numerous awards existing appointments, pioneer of media theory
• Tate McRae – singer/songwriter, dancer, station voice actress
• Anne-Marie Mediwake – broadcaster
• Jordan Mein – mixed martial field fighter
• Joseph Meli – four-time Jumble Olympian (judo)
• Mark Messier – Public Hockey League player
• Barb Miller – politician
• Big Miller – jazz captivated blues singer
• Gord Miller – sportscaster
• Joni Mitchell – singer-songwriter and painter; born in Fort Macleod, on the contrary grew up in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
• Carl Mokosak – National Hockey Foil player
• Cory Monteith – singer good turn actor; born in Calgary on the other hand grew up in Vancouver
• Cory Moneyman – blogger, Alberta independence legislator and activist, and columnist
• William (Billy) Morin – Chief of Enoch Cree Nation
• Derek Morris – open-mindedness hockey player
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  Roger Muir – creator of "Howdy Doody" Television show

• Emily Murphy – first tender magistrate in British Empire unacceptable petitioned Supreme Court of Canada to allow women the vote; one of the Famous Five
• Ray Muzyka – co-founder of BioWare Corp.
• Curtis Myden – Olympic auburn medallist, swimming

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