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  • vytamindi
    vytamindi Posts: 845 Member
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    Lil' Wayne
    Harry Connick Jr.
    Lee Harvey Oswald
    Brittney Spears
    Trace Adkins (Go Tech!)
    Louis Armstrong
    Van Cliburn
    Ellen Degeneres
    David Duke (ICK)

    Just to name a few :)
  • carmenstop1
    carmenstop1 Posts: 210 Member
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    Alberta, and we have Nickelback and tons of hockey players!
  • SenoraMacias
    SenoraMacias Posts: 305 Member
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    Me too! We also have:

    Jenelle from Teen Mom (ha!)

    that's just an embarrassment :laugh: :laugh:

    ***edited for leaving out "quotes"

    Yep! She's on the other side of the state from me though ;)
  • Parker801
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    For the record Bonnie Parker was born in Oklahoma> I know this because she is my great great aunt.
  • foster59803
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    Well I live in Missoula Montana... so the only one we have : Dana Carvey :) Party on!
  • soccermoma11
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    Calgary Alberta Canada, We got Paul Brandt :)
  • Peter_Brady
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    BrettPGH wrote: »
    Ottawa.
    Paul Anka, singer
    Dawn Askin, curler, now lives in Winnipeg
    Margaret Atwood, writer
    Eva Avila, 4th season Canadian Idol champion
    Dan Aykroyd, actor, comedian
    James Baker, former NHLer
    Brendan Bell, NHL hockey player
    Billy Boucher, NHL hockey player
    Matt Bradley, NHL hockey player
    Fred Brathwaite, NHL hockey player
    Rod Brind'Amour, NHL hockey player
    Dave Brockie, known as Oderus Urungus, frontman for metal band GWAR
    Tom Butler, actor
    Claudette Cain, former mayor of Gloucester
    Noah Cantor, Canadian Football League player
    Bruce Cassidy, NHL Hockey Player
    Tom Cavanagh, actor
    Sarah Chalke, actress
    Keshia Chante, singer
    Bob Chiarelli, politician
    King Clancy, hockey player, coach and referee
    Catherine Clark, daughter of former PM Joe Clark
    Bruce Cockburn, singer
    Bryan Cochrane, curler
    Eldon Coombe, curler
    Alex Cullen, politician
    Barry and Brian Cullen brothers and former NHLers from Ottawa
    Jack Darragh, professional ice hockey forward
    Bruce Delaney, curler
    Paul Dewar, Member of Parliament
    Clive Doucet, author
    Kathleen Edwards, singer/songwriter
    Ben Eager, NHL hockey player
    John Fauquier, RCAF bomber pilot
    Jeremy Gara, drummer for The Arcade Fire
    Chris Gardner, curler
    Igor Gouzenko, Cold War Soviet defector
    Tom Green, comedian
    Lorne Greene, actor
    Jenn Hanna, curler
    Elisabeth Harvor, novelist
    David Hoilett, association football player
    Diane Holmes, city councillor
    Jessica Holmes, actress, comedian
    Rachel Homan, curler
    Peter Hume, city councillor
    Kira Isabella, country music singer-songwriter
    Russ Jackson, profesional football player (CFL), teacher
    Wilbert Keon, cardiac surgeon
    Brian Kilrea, hockey player, coach, general manager
    Terry Kilrea, politician
    Bernie LaBarge, musician
    Brent Laing, curler
    Craig Lauzon, actor, comedian
    Rich Little, comedian
    Steven MacLean, astronaut
    Monkey Majik, J-pop band
    Elizabeth Manley, Olympic silver medalist in figure skating.
    Peter Mansbridge, journalist
    Princess Margriet of the Netherlands (sister of the queen)
    Terry Matthews, entrepreneur
    Trevor Matthews, film producer, actor
    Derek McCulloch, comics writer
    Frank McGee, hockey player
    Dalton McGuinty, Premier of Ontario
    David McGuinty, MP
    Earl McRae, award-winning journalist
    Jean-Michel Ménard, curler
    Anne Merklinger, curler
    Hugh Millikin, Australian curler, trained in Ottawa
    Emma Miskew, curler
    Rich Moffatt, curler
    Alanis Morissette, singer/songwriter
    Earle Morris, curler
    John Morris, curler
    Alex Munter, city councillor
    Yasir Naqvi, MPP
    Larry O'Brien, former mayor, Founder Calian Technologies Ltd
    Sandra Oh, actress known for her role as Dr. Cristina Yang on Grey's Anatomy
    Jesse Palmer, NFL football player
    Frank Patrick, hockey player and builder
    David John Pearson, computer scientist, founder of Orcatech Inc
    Matthew Perry, actor best known for his role as Chandler Bing on Friends
    Simon Pulsifer, prolific contributor to Wikipedia
    Bob Rae, former Premier of Ontario
    Nancy Greene Raine, Olympic skier
    Melanie Robillard, German curler trained in Ottawa
    Shelagh Rogers, journalist
    Kelly Rowan, actress.
    Derek Roy, NHL hockey player
    Joëlle Sabourin, curler
    Marc Savard, NHL hockey player
    Craig Savill, curler
    Andrew Scott, drummer for Sloan
    Barbara Ann Scott, figure-skating Olympic gold-medalist of the 1940s.
    Melinda Shankar, actress
    Trevor Smith, NHL hockey player
    Bruce Stuart, hockey player
    Linda Thom, Olympic gold medalist
    Christian Tolusso, curler
    Rick Vaive, NHL hockey player
    Jeff Waters, musician
    Ken Watkin, Brigadier General and former Judge Advocate General of the Canadian Forces
    Jim Watson, politician, elected Mayor effective December 1, 2010
    Jason Young, curler

    wowowowow!!!!:noway:

    Well the list contains 83 curlers, a city councilman, a heart doctor, the drummer for "Sloan" and a guy who puts a lot of stuff on Wikipedia. Which is where this exhaustive list no doubt came from.

    Also curlers from other countries who trained in Ottawa.

    Christian Bale filmed the newest Batman in Pittsburgh. That don't mean he's from Pittsburgh.

    Well said Brett. And referring to a curler as a "star" is a bit of a stretch. Right @synchkat :p
  • GoJohnGo71
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    SBelle83 wrote: »
    Winnipeg, MB Canada
    Anna Paquin
    Burton Cummings
    Chantal Kreviazuk
    Fred Penner
    Nia Vardalos
    Jonathan Toews
    Justin Bieber's dad!!!! :)

    And the Crash Test Dummies...
  • synchkat
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    BrettPGH wrote: »
    Ottawa.
    Paul Anka, singer
    Dawn Askin, curler, now lives in Winnipeg
    Margaret Atwood, writer
    Eva Avila, 4th season Canadian Idol champion
    Dan Aykroyd, actor, comedian
    James Baker, former NHLer
    Brendan Bell, NHL hockey player
    Billy Boucher, NHL hockey player
    Matt Bradley, NHL hockey player
    Fred Brathwaite, NHL hockey player
    Rod Brind'Amour, NHL hockey player
    Dave Brockie, known as Oderus Urungus, frontman for metal band GWAR
    Tom Butler, actor
    Claudette Cain, former mayor of Gloucester
    Noah Cantor, Canadian Football League player
    Bruce Cassidy, NHL Hockey Player
    Tom Cavanagh, actor
    Sarah Chalke, actress
    Keshia Chante, singer
    Bob Chiarelli, politician
    King Clancy, hockey player, coach and referee
    Catherine Clark, daughter of former PM Joe Clark
    Bruce Cockburn, singer
    Bryan Cochrane, curler
    Eldon Coombe, curler
    Alex Cullen, politician
    Barry and Brian Cullen brothers and former NHLers from Ottawa
    Jack Darragh, professional ice hockey forward
    Bruce Delaney, curler
    Paul Dewar, Member of Parliament
    Clive Doucet, author
    Kathleen Edwards, singer/songwriter
    Ben Eager, NHL hockey player
    John Fauquier, RCAF bomber pilot
    Jeremy Gara, drummer for The Arcade Fire
    Chris Gardner, curler
    Igor Gouzenko, Cold War Soviet defector
    Tom Green, comedian
    Lorne Greene, actor
    Jenn Hanna, curler
    Elisabeth Harvor, novelist
    David Hoilett, association football player
    Diane Holmes, city councillor
    Jessica Holmes, actress, comedian
    Rachel Homan, curler
    Peter Hume, city councillor
    Kira Isabella, country music singer-songwriter
    Russ Jackson, profesional football player (CFL), teacher
    Wilbert Keon, cardiac surgeon
    Brian Kilrea, hockey player, coach, general manager
    Terry Kilrea, politician
    Bernie LaBarge, musician
    Brent Laing, curler
    Craig Lauzon, actor, comedian
    Rich Little, comedian
    Steven MacLean, astronaut
    Monkey Majik, J-pop band
    Elizabeth Manley, Olympic silver medalist in figure skating.
    Peter Mansbridge, journalist
    Princess Margriet of the Netherlands (sister of the queen)
    Terry Matthews, entrepreneur
    Trevor Matthews, film producer, actor
    Derek McCulloch, comics writer
    Frank McGee, hockey player
    Dalton McGuinty, Premier of Ontario
    David McGuinty, MP
    Earl McRae, award-winning journalist
    Jean-Michel Ménard, curler
    Anne Merklinger, curler
    Hugh Millikin, Australian curler, trained in Ottawa
    Emma Miskew, curler
    Rich Moffatt, curler
    Alanis Morissette, singer/songwriter
    Earle Morris, curler
    John Morris, curler
    Alex Munter, city councillor
    Yasir Naqvi, MPP
    Larry O'Brien, former mayor, Founder Calian Technologies Ltd
    Sandra Oh, actress known for her role as Dr. Cristina Yang on Grey's Anatomy
    Jesse Palmer, NFL football player
    Frank Patrick, hockey player and builder
    David John Pearson, computer scientist, founder of Orcatech Inc
    Matthew Perry, actor best known for his role as Chandler Bing on Friends
    Simon Pulsifer, prolific contributor to Wikipedia
    Bob Rae, former Premier of Ontario
    Nancy Greene Raine, Olympic skier
    Melanie Robillard, German curler trained in Ottawa
    Shelagh Rogers, journalist
    Kelly Rowan, actress.
    Derek Roy, NHL hockey player
    Joëlle Sabourin, curler
    Marc Savard, NHL hockey player
    Craig Savill, curler
    Andrew Scott, drummer for Sloan
    Barbara Ann Scott, figure-skating Olympic gold-medalist of the 1940s.
    Melinda Shankar, actress
    Trevor Smith, NHL hockey player
    Bruce Stuart, hockey player
    Linda Thom, Olympic gold medalist
    Christian Tolusso, curler
    Rick Vaive, NHL hockey player
    Jeff Waters, musician
    Ken Watkin, Brigadier General and former Judge Advocate General of the Canadian Forces
    Jim Watson, politician, elected Mayor effective December 1, 2010
    Jason Young, curler

    wowowowow!!!!:noway:

    Well the list contains 83 curlers, a city councilman, a heart doctor, the drummer for "Sloan" and a guy who puts a lot of stuff on Wikipedia. Which is where this exhaustive list no doubt came from.

    Also curlers from other countries who trained in Ottawa.

    Christian Bale filmed the newest Batman in Pittsburgh. That don't mean he's from Pittsburgh.

    Well said Brett. And referring to a curler as a "star" is a bit of a stretch. Right @synchkat :p

    I'm always a star thank you very much
  • saramickeydee
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    We got John Gotti and Trump. :|
  • saramickeydee
    saramickeydee Posts: 115 Member
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    OK - also The Ramones, Simon & Garfunkel, Cyndi Lauper, and Anthrax.
  • jnichel
    jnichel Posts: 4,553 Member
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    Arizona:

    Frank Lloyd Wright
    The crazy woman who invented the Twilight crap
    Alice Cooper
    Gin Blossoms
    Jimmy Eat World
    Meat Puppets
    Jason Newsted (former bass player from Metallica)
    Chester Bennington (singer for Linkin Park)

    Frank Lloyd Wright, Alice Cooper and Jason Newsted are not from Arizona.
  • jnichel
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    Memphis, TN

    Elvis (of course)
    Cybill Shepherd
    Kathy Bates
    Dixie Carter (grew up here)
    Shannon Doherty
    Aretha Franklin (born here)
    Morgan Freeman (born here and still lives a bit south in MS)
    Yo Gotti
    George Hamilton
    Jerry Lawler
    Jimmy Hart
    Issac Hayes
    Ingram Hill
    Justin Timberlake
    BB King
    Jerry Lee Lewis
    Saliva
    Three Six Mafia

    I could keep going, but I gotta work sometime today :)

    Elvis and BB King are from Mississippi, Jerry Lee Lewis is from Louisiana.
  • synchkat
    synchkat Posts: 37,369 Member
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    My hometown is a small town called King City in Ontario. It's home to me...and many hockey players
  • Peter_Brady
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    synchkat wrote: »
    BrettPGH wrote: »
    Ottawa.
    Paul Anka, singer
    Dawn Askin, curler, now lives in Winnipeg
    Margaret Atwood, writer
    Eva Avila, 4th season Canadian Idol champion
    Dan Aykroyd, actor, comedian
    James Baker, former NHLer
    Brendan Bell, NHL hockey player
    Billy Boucher, NHL hockey player
    Matt Bradley, NHL hockey player
    Fred Brathwaite, NHL hockey player
    Rod Brind'Amour, NHL hockey player
    Dave Brockie, known as Oderus Urungus, frontman for metal band GWAR
    Tom Butler, actor
    Claudette Cain, former mayor of Gloucester
    Noah Cantor, Canadian Football League player
    Bruce Cassidy, NHL Hockey Player
    Tom Cavanagh, actor
    Sarah Chalke, actress
    Keshia Chante, singer
    Bob Chiarelli, politician
    King Clancy, hockey player, coach and referee
    Catherine Clark, daughter of former PM Joe Clark
    Bruce Cockburn, singer
    Bryan Cochrane, curler
    Eldon Coombe, curler
    Alex Cullen, politician
    Barry and Brian Cullen brothers and former NHLers from Ottawa
    Jack Darragh, professional ice hockey forward
    Bruce Delaney, curler
    Paul Dewar, Member of Parliament
    Clive Doucet, author
    Kathleen Edwards, singer/songwriter
    Ben Eager, NHL hockey player
    John Fauquier, RCAF bomber pilot
    Jeremy Gara, drummer for The Arcade Fire
    Chris Gardner, curler
    Igor Gouzenko, Cold War Soviet defector
    Tom Green, comedian
    Lorne Greene, actor
    Jenn Hanna, curler
    Elisabeth Harvor, novelist
    David Hoilett, association football player
    Diane Holmes, city councillor
    Jessica Holmes, actress, comedian
    Rachel Homan, curler
    Peter Hume, city councillor
    Kira Isabella, country music singer-songwriter
    Russ Jackson, profesional football player (CFL), teacher
    Wilbert Keon, cardiac surgeon
    Brian Kilrea, hockey player, coach, general manager
    Terry Kilrea, politician
    Bernie LaBarge, musician
    Brent Laing, curler
    Craig Lauzon, actor, comedian
    Rich Little, comedian
    Steven MacLean, astronaut
    Monkey Majik, J-pop band
    Elizabeth Manley, Olympic silver medalist in figure skating.
    Peter Mansbridge, journalist
    Princess Margriet of the Netherlands (sister of the queen)
    Terry Matthews, entrepreneur
    Trevor Matthews, film producer, actor
    Derek McCulloch, comics writer
    Frank McGee, hockey player
    Dalton McGuinty, Premier of Ontario
    David McGuinty, MP
    Earl McRae, award-winning journalist
    Jean-Michel Ménard, curler
    Anne Merklinger, curler
    Hugh Millikin, Australian curler, trained in Ottawa
    Emma Miskew, curler
    Rich Moffatt, curler
    Alanis Morissette, singer/songwriter
    Earle Morris, curler
    John Morris, curler
    Alex Munter, city councillor
    Yasir Naqvi, MPP
    Larry O'Brien, former mayor, Founder Calian Technologies Ltd
    Sandra Oh, actress known for her role as Dr. Cristina Yang on Grey's Anatomy
    Jesse Palmer, NFL football player
    Frank Patrick, hockey player and builder
    David John Pearson, computer scientist, founder of Orcatech Inc
    Matthew Perry, actor best known for his role as Chandler Bing on Friends
    Simon Pulsifer, prolific contributor to Wikipedia
    Bob Rae, former Premier of Ontario
    Nancy Greene Raine, Olympic skier
    Melanie Robillard, German curler trained in Ottawa
    Shelagh Rogers, journalist
    Kelly Rowan, actress.
    Derek Roy, NHL hockey player
    Joëlle Sabourin, curler
    Marc Savard, NHL hockey player
    Craig Savill, curler
    Andrew Scott, drummer for Sloan
    Barbara Ann Scott, figure-skating Olympic gold-medalist of the 1940s.
    Melinda Shankar, actress
    Trevor Smith, NHL hockey player
    Bruce Stuart, hockey player
    Linda Thom, Olympic gold medalist
    Christian Tolusso, curler
    Rick Vaive, NHL hockey player
    Jeff Waters, musician
    Ken Watkin, Brigadier General and former Judge Advocate General of the Canadian Forces
    Jim Watson, politician, elected Mayor effective December 1, 2010
    Jason Young, curler

    wowowowow!!!!:noway:

    Well the list contains 83 curlers, a city councilman, a heart doctor, the drummer for "Sloan" and a guy who puts a lot of stuff on Wikipedia. Which is where this exhaustive list no doubt came from.

    Also curlers from other countries who trained in Ottawa.

    Christian Bale filmed the newest Batman in Pittsburgh. That don't mean he's from Pittsburgh.

    Well said Brett. And referring to a curler as a "star" is a bit of a stretch. Right @synchkat :p

    I'm always a star thank you very much

    I didn't see your name listed. :p
  • MonkeyMel21
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    From Greeley, Co

    That girl from Can't Buy me Love, Amanda Peterson.

    There was a Rockies pitcher (I think) that came from my area too, something Chacon. He visited my middle school once.
  • bagge72
    bagge72 Posts: 1,377 Member
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    MA


    Dough Flutie
    John Cena
    Patrick Ewing
    Marvin Hagler
    Rocky Marciano
    Nancy Kerrigan
    The Hasselbeck's
    Howie Long
    Micky Ward
    Pretty much the whole cast of the office
    The afflecks
    The Whalbergs
    Bill Burr
    Dane Cook
    Dennis Leary
    Jay Leno
    Connan
    Amy Poehler
    Joe Rogan
    Geena Davis
    Eliza Dushku
    Chris Evans
    Anthony Michael Hall
    Matt Leblanc
    Matthew Perry
    Ellen Pompeo
    Tom Bergeron
    NKOTB


  • synchkat
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    synchkat wrote: »
    BrettPGH wrote: »
    Ottawa.
    Paul Anka, singer
    Dawn Askin, curler, now lives in Winnipeg
    Margaret Atwood, writer
    Eva Avila, 4th season Canadian Idol champion
    Dan Aykroyd, actor, comedian
    James Baker, former NHLer
    Brendan Bell, NHL hockey player
    Billy Boucher, NHL hockey player
    Matt Bradley, NHL hockey player
    Fred Brathwaite, NHL hockey player
    Rod Brind'Amour, NHL hockey player
    Dave Brockie, known as Oderus Urungus, frontman for metal band GWAR
    Tom Butler, actor
    Claudette Cain, former mayor of Gloucester
    Noah Cantor, Canadian Football League player
    Bruce Cassidy, NHL Hockey Player
    Tom Cavanagh, actor
    Sarah Chalke, actress
    Keshia Chante, singer
    Bob Chiarelli, politician
    King Clancy, hockey player, coach and referee
    Catherine Clark, daughter of former PM Joe Clark
    Bruce Cockburn, singer
    Bryan Cochrane, curler
    Eldon Coombe, curler
    Alex Cullen, politician
    Barry and Brian Cullen brothers and former NHLers from Ottawa
    Jack Darragh, professional ice hockey forward
    Bruce Delaney, curler
    Paul Dewar, Member of Parliament
    Clive Doucet, author
    Kathleen Edwards, singer/songwriter
    Ben Eager, NHL hockey player
    John Fauquier, RCAF bomber pilot
    Jeremy Gara, drummer for The Arcade Fire
    Chris Gardner, curler
    Igor Gouzenko, Cold War Soviet defector
    Tom Green, comedian
    Lorne Greene, actor
    Jenn Hanna, curler
    Elisabeth Harvor, novelist
    David Hoilett, association football player
    Diane Holmes, city councillor
    Jessica Holmes, actress, comedian
    Rachel Homan, curler
    Peter Hume, city councillor
    Kira Isabella, country music singer-songwriter
    Russ Jackson, profesional football player (CFL), teacher
    Wilbert Keon, cardiac surgeon
    Brian Kilrea, hockey player, coach, general manager
    Terry Kilrea, politician
    Bernie LaBarge, musician
    Brent Laing, curler
    Craig Lauzon, actor, comedian
    Rich Little, comedian
    Steven MacLean, astronaut
    Monkey Majik, J-pop band
    Elizabeth Manley, Olympic silver medalist in figure skating.
    Peter Mansbridge, journalist
    Princess Margriet of the Netherlands (sister of the queen)
    Terry Matthews, entrepreneur
    Trevor Matthews, film producer, actor
    Derek McCulloch, comics writer
    Frank McGee, hockey player
    Dalton McGuinty, Premier of Ontario
    David McGuinty, MP
    Earl McRae, award-winning journalist
    Jean-Michel Ménard, curler
    Anne Merklinger, curler
    Hugh Millikin, Australian curler, trained in Ottawa
    Emma Miskew, curler
    Rich Moffatt, curler
    Alanis Morissette, singer/songwriter
    Earle Morris, curler
    John Morris, curler
    Alex Munter, city councillor
    Yasir Naqvi, MPP
    Larry O'Brien, former mayor, Founder Calian Technologies Ltd
    Sandra Oh, actress known for her role as Dr. Cristina Yang on Grey's Anatomy
    Jesse Palmer, NFL football player
    Frank Patrick, hockey player and builder
    David John Pearson, computer scientist, founder of Orcatech Inc
    Matthew Perry, actor best known for his role as Chandler Bing on Friends
    Simon Pulsifer, prolific contributor to Wikipedia
    Bob Rae, former Premier of Ontario
    Nancy Greene Raine, Olympic skier
    Melanie Robillard, German curler trained in Ottawa
    Shelagh Rogers, journalist
    Kelly Rowan, actress.
    Derek Roy, NHL hockey player
    Joëlle Sabourin, curler
    Marc Savard, NHL hockey player
    Craig Savill, curler
    Andrew Scott, drummer for Sloan
    Barbara Ann Scott, figure-skating Olympic gold-medalist of the 1940s.
    Melinda Shankar, actress
    Trevor Smith, NHL hockey player
    Bruce Stuart, hockey player
    Linda Thom, Olympic gold medalist
    Christian Tolusso, curler
    Rick Vaive, NHL hockey player
    Jeff Waters, musician
    Ken Watkin, Brigadier General and former Judge Advocate General of the Canadian Forces
    Jim Watson, politician, elected Mayor effective December 1, 2010
    Jason Young, curler

    wowowowow!!!!:noway:

    Well the list contains 83 curlers, a city councilman, a heart doctor, the drummer for "Sloan" and a guy who puts a lot of stuff on Wikipedia. Which is where this exhaustive list no doubt came from.

    Also curlers from other countries who trained in Ottawa.

    Christian Bale filmed the newest Batman in Pittsburgh. That don't mean he's from Pittsburgh.

    Well said Brett. And referring to a curler as a "star" is a bit of a stretch. Right @synchkat :p

    I'm always a star thank you very much

    I didn't see your name listed. :p

    I was asked to be taken off the list.
  • Peter_Brady
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    synchkat wrote: »
    synchkat wrote: »
    BrettPGH wrote: »
    Ottawa.
    Paul Anka, singer
    Dawn Askin, curler, now lives in Winnipeg
    Margaret Atwood, writer
    Eva Avila, 4th season Canadian Idol champion
    Dan Aykroyd, actor, comedian
    James Baker, former NHLer
    Brendan Bell, NHL hockey player
    Billy Boucher, NHL hockey player
    Matt Bradley, NHL hockey player
    Fred Brathwaite, NHL hockey player
    Rod Brind'Amour, NHL hockey player
    Dave Brockie, known as Oderus Urungus, frontman for metal band GWAR
    Tom Butler, actor
    Claudette Cain, former mayor of Gloucester
    Noah Cantor, Canadian Football League player
    Bruce Cassidy, NHL Hockey Player
    Tom Cavanagh, actor
    Sarah Chalke, actress
    Keshia Chante, singer
    Bob Chiarelli, politician
    King Clancy, hockey player, coach and referee
    Catherine Clark, daughter of former PM Joe Clark
    Bruce Cockburn, singer
    Bryan Cochrane, curler
    Eldon Coombe, curler
    Alex Cullen, politician
    Barry and Brian Cullen brothers and former NHLers from Ottawa
    Jack Darragh, professional ice hockey forward
    Bruce Delaney, curler
    Paul Dewar, Member of Parliament
    Clive Doucet, author
    Kathleen Edwards, singer/songwriter
    Ben Eager, NHL hockey player
    John Fauquier, RCAF bomber pilot
    Jeremy Gara, drummer for The Arcade Fire
    Chris Gardner, curler
    Igor Gouzenko, Cold War Soviet defector
    Tom Green, comedian
    Lorne Greene, actor
    Jenn Hanna, curler
    Elisabeth Harvor, novelist
    David Hoilett, association football player
    Diane Holmes, city councillor
    Jessica Holmes, actress, comedian
    Rachel Homan, curler
    Peter Hume, city councillor
    Kira Isabella, country music singer-songwriter
    Russ Jackson, profesional football player (CFL), teacher
    Wilbert Keon, cardiac surgeon
    Brian Kilrea, hockey player, coach, general manager
    Terry Kilrea, politician
    Bernie LaBarge, musician
    Brent Laing, curler
    Craig Lauzon, actor, comedian
    Rich Little, comedian
    Steven MacLean, astronaut
    Monkey Majik, J-pop band
    Elizabeth Manley, Olympic silver medalist in figure skating.
    Peter Mansbridge, journalist
    Princess Margriet of the Netherlands (sister of the queen)
    Terry Matthews, entrepreneur
    Trevor Matthews, film producer, actor
    Derek McCulloch, comics writer
    Frank McGee, hockey player
    Dalton McGuinty, Premier of Ontario
    David McGuinty, MP
    Earl McRae, award-winning journalist
    Jean-Michel Ménard, curler
    Anne Merklinger, curler
    Hugh Millikin, Australian curler, trained in Ottawa
    Emma Miskew, curler
    Rich Moffatt, curler
    Alanis Morissette, singer/songwriter
    Earle Morris, curler
    John Morris, curler
    Alex Munter, city councillor
    Yasir Naqvi, MPP
    Larry O'Brien, former mayor, Founder Calian Technologies Ltd
    Sandra Oh, actress known for her role as Dr. Cristina Yang on Grey's Anatomy
    Jesse Palmer, NFL football player
    Frank Patrick, hockey player and builder
    David John Pearson, computer scientist, founder of Orcatech Inc
    Matthew Perry, actor best known for his role as Chandler Bing on Friends
    Simon Pulsifer, prolific contributor to Wikipedia
    Bob Rae, former Premier of Ontario
    Nancy Greene Raine, Olympic skier
    Melanie Robillard, German curler trained in Ottawa
    Shelagh Rogers, journalist
    Kelly Rowan, actress.
    Derek Roy, NHL hockey player
    Joëlle Sabourin, curler
    Marc Savard, NHL hockey player
    Craig Savill, curler
    Andrew Scott, drummer for Sloan
    Barbara Ann Scott, figure-skating Olympic gold-medalist of the 1940s.
    Melinda Shankar, actress
    Trevor Smith, NHL hockey player
    Bruce Stuart, hockey player
    Linda Thom, Olympic gold medalist
    Christian Tolusso, curler
    Rick Vaive, NHL hockey player
    Jeff Waters, musician
    Ken Watkin, Brigadier General and former Judge Advocate General of the Canadian Forces
    Jim Watson, politician, elected Mayor effective December 1, 2010
    Jason Young, curler

    wowowowow!!!!:noway:

    Well the list contains 83 curlers, a city councilman, a heart doctor, the drummer for "Sloan" and a guy who puts a lot of stuff on Wikipedia. Which is where this exhaustive list no doubt came from.

    Also curlers from other countries who trained in Ottawa.

    Christian Bale filmed the newest Batman in Pittsburgh. That don't mean he's from Pittsburgh.

    Well said Brett. And referring to a curler as a "star" is a bit of a stretch. Right @synchkat :p

    I'm always a star thank you very much

    I didn't see your name listed. :p

    I was asked to be taken off the list.

    Too many autograph seekers?
  • kaylajane11
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    Commander Chris Hadfield was born here (Sarnia, Ontario)

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