LIST OF MONTREALERS

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This is a list of 'notable people from Montreal'.

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Scott Abbott, co-inventor of Trivial Pursuit

Ramzi Abid NHL hockey player

Hugh Allan, financier and shipping magnate

H. Montagu Allan, businessman, Hockey Hall of Fame member

Paul Almond, director

René Angélil, singer, actor, husband/manager of Celine Dion

Richard Bladworth Angus, banker

The Great Antonio, strongman

Gilles Archambault, novelist

Melissa Auf Der Maur, rock musician (Hole, Smashing Pumpkins)

Nick Auf der Maur, journalist, municipal politician

Michel C. Auger, journalist

David Azrieli, real estate magnate

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Ovidiu Baciu, former mayor of Roxboro

René Balcer, television writer and producer, famous for the US television show: Law and Order

Lanny Barbie, porn star.

Roger Barnes, professional wrestler

Jay Baruchel, television/movie actor

Tanith Belbin, Figure Skater, Olympic Silver medalist

Jean Béliveau, former NHL hockey player

Chris Benoit, pro-wrestler (born in Montreal, but raised in Edmonton, Alberta)

André Besette, CSC Holy Cross Brother, Miracle Worker of Montreal

Tim Biakabutuka, former NFL football player/Carolina Panthers

Charlie Biddle, Montreal Jazz pioneer and Juno award winner

Yannick Bisson, actor mostly known for playing Jack in the series

Sacha Dean Biyan, noted fashion photographer raised in Montreal but now based in Los Angeles

Conrad Black, controversial financier and newspaper magnate

Toe Blake, Montreal Canadiens hockey Legend

Mike Bossy, Hockey Hall of Fame member

Lucien Bouchard, former Quebec premier

Maurice "Mom" Boucher, leader Hells Angels

Henri Bourassa, political leader and publisher

Robert Bourassa, former Quebec premier

Pierre Bourque (mayor)

Raymond Bourque, former NHL hockey player

Pierre Bouvier, frontman of Simple Plan and songwriter

Scotty Bowman, hockey coach

Justin Bradley, actor, Based out of Montreal and Toronto. Sometimes works in Los Angeles

Patrice Brisebois, NHL hockey player, Montreal Canadiens

Martin Brodeur, NHL hockey player/goaltender, New Jersey Devils

Charles Bronfman, business man and philanthropist

Edgar Bronfman, Sr., businessman

Edward Bronfman, was a Canadian businessman, philanthropist, and member of the Bronfman family.

Peter Bronfman, was a Canadian businessman and member of the Bronfman family

Saidye Rosner Bronfman, philanthropist, and wife of Samuel Bronfman.

Samuel Bronfman, liquor magnate

Mario Bunge, philosoher, Frothingham chair of Logic and Metaphysics at McGill University

Gerard Butler, Scottish actor. Grew up in Montreal before moving back to his native Scotland.

Win Butler, frontman of Arcade Fire

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Serge Chapleau, political cartoonist

Robert Charlebois, singer/songwriter

Gregory Charles, musician and radio host

Claude Charron, former politician, now tv host

Régine Chassagne, singer, musician

Guy Cloutier, former artist manager

G.A. Cohen, political philosopher

Leonard Cohen, poet and singer

Steven Cojocaru, fashion critic

Charles Comeau, drummer of Simple Plan and songwriter

Ernest Cormier, engineer and architect

Corneille, singer

Jacques Cossette-Trudel, terrorist

Irwin Cotler, law professor, politician

Jean Coutu, pharmacist

Ron Crevier, former NBA basketball player

Elisha Cuthbert, actress

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Samuel Dalembert, NBA basketball player, Philadelphia 76ers

Peter Dalla Riva, football player Montreal Alouettes

Roméo Dallaire, senator, Lieutenant-General

Vincent Damphousse, Former NHL hockey player

Jean-Philippe Darche, NFL football player, Seattle Seahawks

Françoise David, politician

Mitch Davis, film programmer, filmmaker, journalist

Bernard Derome, anchorman

Pierre Desjardins, football player Montreal Alouettes

Paul Desmarais, Sr., businessman

Paul Desmarais, Jr., businessman

André Desmarais, businessman

David Desrosiers, bassist of Simple Plan and vocalist. Birth place is Sept-Îles

Caroline Dhavernas, Hollywood actress

Celine Dion, singer

Stéphane Dion, politician

Jacob Dolson Cox, soldier and politician in the USA

Jean Doré, former mayor of Montreal

Fifi D'Orsay, actress

William Dow, brewer

Jean Drapeau, mayor of Montreal during Expo '67 and the 1976 Olympic Games.

Glen Drover, guitarist for Megadeth

Shawn Drover, drummer for Megadeth

Gilles Duceppe, politician

Jean Duceppe, actor

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Iwan Edwards, conductor, Member of the Order of Canada

Vic Emery, Olympic bobsleigh Gold Medalist

Anke Engelke, German comedienne (birthplace)

Angelo Esposito, Hockey player

Cyrille Estève, Cyrille the Spoonman

Sam Etcheverry, former CFL & NFL football quarterback, Montréal Alouettes, St. Louis Cardinals

Terry Evanshen, former CFL football player, Montréal Alouettes, Calgary Stampeders

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Lara Fabian, singer

Mylène Farmer, singer

Lila Feng, weather presenter

David Fennario, playwright

Maynard Ferguson, jazz trumpet player and bandleader

Jennifer Finnigan, Hollywood actress

Louis Joseph Forget, stockbroker, financier, statesman

Adam Forsythe, Businessman, Rsian, D2ian, inventor of the Gobstopper

Emanuelle Chriqui, actress

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Alfonso Gagliano, politician

Éric Gagné, pitcher/ Los Angeles Dodgers, Texas Rangers

Marc Gagnon, Olympic Gold Metal speed skater

Howard Galganov, anglophone rights activist, radio personality

Céline Galipeau, anchorwoman

Patsy Gallant, pop singer

Arturo Gatti, professional boxer, world champion

Daniel Gauthier, co-founder of the Cirque du Soleil

Yasmeen Ghauri, supermodel during 1990s

Ralph Gilles, designer of the chrysler 300c

John Gomery, jurist

Huntley Gordon, actor

David Gow, writer/director/producer "
Steel Toes", internationally produced playwright, character actor

Hugh Graham, 1st Baron Atholstan, newspaper publisher

Stewart Francis Granger, former NBA basketball player

Annie Grenier, AKA "Annie Brocoli"(Children's performer)

Sylvan Grenier, WWE wrestler

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Dayle Haddon, model and actress

Chris Haney, co-inventor of Trivial Pursuit

Dan Hanganu, famous architect

Louise Harel, politician

Corey Hart, singer

Doug Harvey, Hall of Fame ice hockey player

Jacques Hébert, statesman

Carl Henry, RandB singer

Prudence Heward, Beaver Hall Group artist

Alonzo Highsmith, former NFL football player

Dave Hilton, Jr., World Champion boxer

Matthew Hilton, World Champion boxer

David Julian Hirsh, Hollywood actor

Ian Hodgkinson, professional wrestler (lived in Montreal while in WCW)

Herbert Samuel Holt, financier

Camillien Houde, former mayor of Montreal

John Caswell Davis,politician

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Norman Iceberg, singer/songwriter

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René Jodoin, film animator and producer

Daniel Johnson, Jr, former premier of Quebec

Oliver Jones, Jazz pianist

Sass Jordan, rock singer

Robert Joy, actor

Claude Jutra, filmmaker

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Tommy Kane, former NFL football player/Seattle Seahawks

Amir Khadir, physician and politician

Andy Kim, singer/songwriter

A. M. Klein, author

Naomi Klein, author and activist

Leo Kolber, senator, ''de facto'' family member of Bronfman family and Empire.

Benjamin Kowalewicz, singer of Billy Talent

Joseph Kruger, business tycoon founder of Kruger Inc.

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Florence La Badie, actress

Charline Labonté, hockey player Canadian Olympic women's team, Gold medalists 2006

Dany Laferrière, author

Guy Lafleur, Legendary NHL Hockey Player, Montreal Canadiens

Guy Laliberté, founder and CEO of Cirque de Soleil

Paul Lambert, left guard Montréal Alouettes

Phyllis Lambert, architect and member of the Bronfman family.

Mado Lamotte, drag queen and author

Jacques Lanctôt, FLQ member convicted terrorist

Louise Lanctôt, FLQ member convicted terrorist

Jean Lapierre, politician

Éric Lapointe, CFL runningback for the Montréal Alouettes

Pierre Laporte, politician

Georges Laraque, NHL hockey player

Ryan Larkin, animator

Irving Layton, poet, essayist, short story writer

Jack Layton, politician, Leader of the federal New Democratic Party (NDP)

Louise Lecavalier, dancer

Vincent Lecavalier, NHL player

Ranee Lee, Jazz singer

Sébastien Lefebvre, guitarist of Simple Plan and vocalist

Jean Leloup, musician

Mario Lemieux, NHL hockey player

Vanessa Lengies, Hollywood actress

Guy A. Lepage

Jean Lesage, lawyer, politician

Kristopher Letang, QMJHL hockey player, NHL hockey player [Pittsburgh Penguins]

Jean-Louis Lévesque, stockbroker, horse racing builder

Shawn Levy, director and actor

William Edmond Logan, geologist

Colin Low, filmmaker

Roberto Luongo, NHL goaltender

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William C. Macdonald, tobacco manufacturer, philanthropist

Danny Maciocia, CFL football coach

Nicolas Macrozonaris, sprinter, Canadian track and field

Don MacPherson, journalist

Jeanne Mance, founder of first hospital in North America, l'Hôtel-Dieu de Montréal, 1645

Rudolph A. Marcus, Nobel laureate of chemistry

Lou Marinoff, Ph.D, Philosopher at City college of New York

Yann Martel, writer, Man Booker Prize 2002

Paul Martin, Former Prime Minister of Canada

Russell Martin, Baseball Player for the Los Angeles Dodgers

Massari

John McCallum, politician

John Wilson McConnell, businessman, publisher, philanthropist

David Ross McCord, lawyer, philanthropist

Thomas D'Arcy McGee, politician

Duncan McIntyre, businessman

Scott McKay, former city counsellor and leader of the Green Party of Quebec

Norman McLaren, film animation pioneer

Simon McTavish, businessman

Juan Mendez, former NCAA basketball player, Niagara University

Luck Mervil, singer/ actor

Adrian Micu, mayor of Roxboro

Brenda Milner, neuropsychologist

Hartland Molson, brewing magnate, World War II fighter pilot, statesman

John Molson, brewing tycoon, railway and steamhip line builder

Percival Molson, athlete, soldier

Édouard Montpetit

Henry Morgan, department store founder

Henry Morgentaler, physician advocate for women's rights to abortion

Terry Mosher, editorial cartoonist

Ben Mulroney, Canadian television host/son of Brian Mulroney

Brian Mulroney, former Prime Minister of Canada

Mila Mulroney, wife of the 18th Prime Minister of Canada, Brian Mulroney

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Émile Nelligan, poet

Kai Nielsen, famous contemporary atheist/naturalist philosopher at Concordia University

Craig Norman, Head Basketball coach McGill Redman, for basketball player, Concordia University

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Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan, politician, parti patriote member

Alexander Walker Ogilvie, miller, statesman

Maryse Ouellet, glamour model, WWE Diva

Caroline Ouellette, hockey player Canadian women's Olympic team, Gold medalist 2002, and 2006

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Frank L. Packard, novelist

Michel Pagliaro, Musician

Jessica Paré, Hollywood actress

Jacques Parizeau, politician, former Premier of Quebec

Julie Payette, scientist, astronaut

Trevor W. Payne, founder and music director of the Montreal Jubilation Gospel Choir

Dr. Wilder Penfield, Pioneering Neurosurgeon, founder of the Montreal Neurological Institute

Missy Peregrym, Hollywood actress

Oscar Peterson, jazz pianist

Mary Pierce, tennis player

André Pijet, artist

Steven Pinker, linguist and evolutionary psychologist

Dick Pound, lawyer, Olympic Games executive

Cheryl Pounder, hockey player Canadian Olympic women's team, Gold medalist 2002, and 2006

André Pratte

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Claude Raymond, former baseball player/coach Montreal Expos

John Redpath, businessman, philanthropist

Ginette Reno, singer

Mike Ribeiro, NHL Hockey player

Henri Richard, former NHL hockey player

Maurice Richard, former NHL hockey player

Mordecai Richler, writer

Vito Rizzuto, mobster

Alphonso Theodore Roberts, political activist and cricketer.

Jacques Rose, terrorist

Paul Rose, convicted murderer, FLQ Chenier Cell, politician

Allan Ross, mobster

Greg Rusedski, tennis player

Claude Ryan, publisher, statesman

Frank "Dunie" Ryan, mobster

Sam Roberts, musician

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Roméo Sabourin, SOE agent, WW II hero executed by the Nazis

Martin St. Louis, NHL hockey player

Kim St-Pierre, hockey goaltender Canadian Olympic women's team

Georges St. Pierre, Professional MMA fighter

Lino Saputo, businessman

Anne Savage, artist

Joseph A. Schwarcz, doctor of chemistry and professor at McGill University and formerly at Vanier College

Cynthia Scott, Academy Award-winner

Frank Scott, scholar, poet, professor, lawyer

Marla Shapiro, CTV medical reporter and physician

William Shatner, Hollywood actor, best known for playing Captain Kirk in ''Star Trek''

Douglas Shearer, Oscar winning motion picture sound engineer

Norma Shearer, Academy Award winning actress

Karen Simpson, actress and fashion designer

Jaspreet Singh, Author

Jeff Skoll, Internet billionaire

Donald Smith, railway executive

Larry Smith, former CFL football player, current president of the Montréal Alouettes

Sam Steinberg, supermarket founder

George Stephen, banker, railway executive

Jeff Stinco, lead guitarist of Simple Plan

P.J. Stock, NHL Hockey player

Bruny Surin, track and field athlete

Sylvia Sweeney, former basketball player for the Canadian women's national team, TV journalist

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Charles Taylor, philosopher emeritus at McGill

José Théodore, NHL hockey player

David Thompson, explorer

Ryan Thorne, Head Basketball coach McGill Martlets, former CIAU champion in basketball, Bishops University

Daniel Tracey, journalist, politician

Mary Travers (La Bolduc), singer

Gerald Tremblay, Mayor of Montreal

Michel Tremblay, novelist, playwright

Tony Tremblay, poet, radio personality

Alexandre Trudeau, journalist, son of Pierre Trudeau the former Prime Minister of Canada

Dennis Trudeau, journalist

Justin Trudeau, educator, volunteer, fundraiser, statesman, and son of Pierre Trudeau the former Prime Minister of Canada

Pierre Trudeau, former Prime Minister of Canada

Jean-Claude Turcotte, Roman Catholic Cardinal

George Tutunjian, Famous Armenian Revolutionary Songs performer.

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David Usher, Singer/songwriter

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Ernie Vandeweghe, former NBA basketball player, New York Knicks

Gino Vannelli, singer/songwriter

Traian Vasai, painter

Jacques Vieau, fur trader and early Wisconsin settler

Jacques Villeneuve, Formula One driver (1997 World Champion) and 1995 IndyCar champion. Son of Gilles Villeneuve.

Gilles Villeneuve, Formula One driver

Marc-Edouard Vlasic, NHL hockey player, currently playing for the San Jose Sharks.

Roch Voisine, singer

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Martha Wainwright, singer/songwriter

Rufus Wainwright, singer/songwriter

Amanda Walsh, Hollywood actress

Dwight Walton, professional Basketball player/Canadian Olympian

Ben Weider, co-founder of the IFBB (International Federation of BodyBuilders)

Joe Weider, creator of the Mr. Olympia and Ms. Olympia bodybuilding contests

Bill Wennington, former NBA basketball player, Chicago Bulls

Max Werner, Founder, Montreal Pastry, world class pastry chef

Andrew White, building contractor

Nigel Williams, former CFL football player

Trevor C. Williams, former member of the Canadian national basketball team, philanthropist

Joseph Wiseman, actor, best known for playing Dr. Julius No in the first James Bond film ''Dr. No''

Cairine Wilson, first woman to serve in the Senate of Canada

William Workman, businessman and municipal politician

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Wayne Yearwood, former professional basketball player/Canadian Olympian

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Moses Znaimer, co-founder of Toronto's CityTV.

Mortimer Zuckerman, American billionaire magazine editor, publisher, and real estate tycoon.

See also



List of Montreal actors

List of Montreal athletes

List of Montreal musicians

List of Montreal philosophers

List of Montreal business people

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