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List of people from Hamilton, Ontario

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The following people were born in, residents of, or otherwise closely connected to the city of Hamilton, Ontario.

Arts

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Architecture and design

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Craft

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Dance

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Film and television

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Florence Lawrence
Julia Arthur

Fine arts

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Illusionists

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Journalism and writing

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Music

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Neil Peart
Robert Stanley Weir

Pageantry

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Radio

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  • Richard Alway, former radio broadcast commentator, current and first lay President and Vice-Chancellor of the University of St. Michael's College[89]
  • Bob Bratina, radio personality, elected MP for Hamilton East-Stoney Creek, former City Councillor for Downtown Ward 2 and Mayor of Hamilton[90][91]
  • Roy Green, staple of the Hamilton radio scene[92]
  • Sue Prestedge, sports broadcaster, one of Canada's first and most influential female sports journalists; coordinator of the Advanced Journalism program at Mohawk College[93]

Theatre

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  • Nick Cordero (1978–2020), Broadway actor[94]
  • Diane Dupuy, founder of the Famous People Players in 1974, a professional black light theatre company that combines music with characters that pay tribute to the music and artistry of famous people; the group was discovered by Liberace, who took them to Las Vegas to perform; they have been performing around the world ever since[95]
  • Sky Gilbert (1952– ), artistic director, actor, academic and drag performer; opened the Hammertheatre Company in January 2007 in Hamilton; the theatre is devoted to Gilbert's plays, which deal with issues of gender and sexuality[96][97]

Business

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E. D. Smith
Harry Stinson

Education

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  • Adelaide Hoodless (1858–1910), educational reformer who inspired the founders of the international women's organization known as the Women's Institutes in 1897[43]
  • Janet Lee (1862–1940), education reformer who co-founded the international women's organization known as the Women's Institutes (WI) in 1897, and wrote the constitution and By-laws used by the organization.[116]

Law

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Crime

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Judges and lawyers

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William W. Cooke

Military

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Politics

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James McMillan
Colin Campbell Ferrie
Thomas Bain

Religion

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Science

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Invention

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Medicine

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Sir William Osler

Sports

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Basketball

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Shona Thorburn

Boxing

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Darts

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Figure skating

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  • Toller Cranston (1949–2015), figure skater who won the Olympic bronze medal in 1976[199]
  • Bryce Davison (1986– ), figure skater, competed in the pairs event with Jessica Dubé; member of the Hamilton Skating Club;[200] Davison and Dube were Canadian champions three times;they were world bronze medallists in 2008; they finished 6th at the Olympics and World Championships in 2010, their last competitive season
  • Wendy Griner (born 1944), figure skater

Football

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Golf

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Ice hockey

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Syl Apps
Ken Dryden
Cecil "Babe" Dye

Running

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Soccer

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William Sherring

Thoroughbred horse racing

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Hamilton is the birthplace of three jockeys in Thoroughbred horse racing whose success led to them being inducted in the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame:

Wrestling

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Other sports

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Miscellaneous

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