Lista de judíos canadienses

Esta lista de judíos canadienses incluye a judíos canadienses destacados o canadienses de ascendencia judía, ordenados por campo de actividad.

Figuras académicas

Biología y medicina

Henry Morgentaler

Eric Berne (1910–1970), psiquiatra ^{[ 1 ]}
John Bienenstock (1936–), inmunólogo ^{[ 2 ]}
Daniel Borsuk (1978– ), cirujano plástico ^{[ 3 ]}
Éric Cohen (1958– ), virólogo molecular ^{[ 4 ]}
Max Cynader (1947– ), oftalmólogo y neurocientífico ^{[ 5 ]}
Dorothy Dworkin (1889-1976), enfermera y fundadora del Hospital Mount Sinai de Toronto.
William Feindel (1918–2014), neurocirujano ^{[ 6 ]}
Samuel Freedman (1928– ), inmunólogo clínico ^{[ 7 ]}
Phil Gold (1936– ), investigador médico ^{[ 7 ]}
Larry Goldenberg (1953– ), investigador médico
Carl Goresky (1932–1996), médico y científico ^{[ 8 ]}
Michael Hayden (1951– ), genetista ^{[ 9 ]}
Sara Hestrin-Lerner (1918–2017), fisióloga ^{[ 10 ]}
Abram Hoffer (1917–2009), médico y psiquiatra ^{[ 11 ]}
Charles Hollenberg (1930–2003), médico e investigador médico.
Harold Kaplan (1928–1998), psiquiatra ^{[ 12 ]}
George Karpati (1934-2009), neurólogo ^{[ 13 ]}
Gideon Koren (1947–), pediatra
Gabor Maté (1944–), médico ^{[ 14 ]}
Harry Medovy (1904-1995), pediatra ^{[ 15 ]}
Henry Morgentaler CM (1923–2013), médico y activista proaborto ^{[ 16 ]}
Richard Goldbloom (1924–2021), pediatra ^{[ 17 ]}
Mel Rosenberg (1951– ), microbiólogo
Sydney Segal (1920–1997), pediatra y neonatólogo ^{[ 18 ]}
Louis Siminovitch CC (1920–2021), biólogo molecular ^{[ 19 ]}
Nahum Sonenberg (1946– ), microbiólogo y bioquímico ^{[ 20 ]}
Ralph Steinman (1943–2011), investigador médico; Premio Nobel de Medicina (2011) ^{[ 21 ]}
Karl Stern (1906–1975), neurólogo y psiquiatra ^{[ 22 ]}
Mark Wainberg OC (1945–2017), investigador del VIH/SIDA ^{[ 4 ]}
Zena Werb (1945–2020), bióloga celular ^{[ 23 ]}

Informática y matemáticas

William Kahan

Luis Nirenberg

Irving Kaplansky

Dror Bar-Natan (1966– ), topólogo ^{[ 24 ]}
Yoshua Bengio (1964–), informático
David Borwein (1924–2021), matemático ^{[ 25 ]}
Jonathan Borwein (1951–2016), matemático ^{[ 25 ]}
Peter Borwein (1953–2020), matemático ^{[ 25 ]}
Nathan Divinsky (1925–2012), matemático y maestro de ajedrez ^{[ 26 ]}
Ian Goldberg (1973– ), criptógrafo
Calvin Gotlieb (1921–2016), científico informático ^{[ 27 ]}
Michael Gurstein (1944–2017), científico informático ^{[ 28 ]}
Israel Halperin (1911–2007), algebrista ^{[ 29 ]}
Hans Heilbronn (1908–1975), matemático ^{[ 30 ]}
William Kahan (1933– ), científico informático y matemático; Premio Turing (1989) ^{[ 31 ]}
Irving Kaplansky (1917–2006), matemático ^{[ 32 ]}
Yael Karshon (1964– ), geómetra simpléctica
Cecilia Krieger (1894–1974), matemática ^{[ 33 ]}
Nathan Mendelsohn (1917–2006), combinatorio y teórico de grupos ^{[ 34 ]}
Pierre Milman (1945– ), geómetra algebraico y diferencial ^{[ 35 ]}
Louis Nirenberg (1925–2020), analista; Premio Abel (2015) ^{[ 36 ]}
Anatol Rapoport (1911–2007), matemático aplicado ^{[ 37 ]}
Robert Steinberg (1922–2014), algebrista ^{[ 38 ]}
George Zames (1934–1997), teórico del control ^{[ 39 ]}

Ingeniería

Gregory Chamitoff

Norbert Berkowitz (1924–2001), investigador de ingeniería ^{[ 40 ]}
Gregory Chamitoff (1962–), astronauta e ingeniero de la NASA ^{[ 41 ]}
Valery Fabrikant (1940– ), ingeniero mecánico y asesino convicto ^{[ 42 ]}
Charles Hershfield (1910–1990), ingeniero estructural
Josef Kates (1921–2018), ingeniero ^{[ 43 ]}
Leon Katz (1924–2015), ingeniero biomédico ^{[ 44 ]}
Cyril Leonoff (1925–2016), ingeniero geotécnico ^{[ 45 ]}

Historia

Irving Abella CM (1940– ), historiador ^{[ 46 ]}
Norman Cantor (1929–2004), historiador ^{[ 47 ]}
Natalie Zemon Davis (1928–), historiadora ^{[ 48 ]}
David Feuerwerker (1912-1980), historiador
Jan Grabowski (1962– ), historiador y escritor ^{[ 49 ]}
Jack Granatstein OC (1939– ), historiador político y militar ^{[ 50 ]}
Ronald Hamowy (1937–2012), historiador y teórico político ^{[ 51 ]}
Gabriel Kolko (1932-2014), historiador
Michael Marrus (1941–), historiador
David Noble (1945–2010), historiador de la tecnología
Derek Penslar (1958–), historiador
Harold Troper (1942– ), historiador
Daniel Woolf (1958– ), historiador ^{[ 52 ]}

Humanidades

Gregory Baum (1923–2017), sacerdote y teólogo.
Leon Edel (1907–1997), crítico literario; Premio Pulitzer (1963) ^{[ 53 ]}
Archie Green (1917–2009), folclorista ^{[ 54 ]}
Marvin Herzog (1927–2013), profesor de lengua yiddish.
Norma Joseph (1944– ), profesora de Estudios Judíos ^{[ 46 ]}
Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett (1942– ), investigadora de estudios judíos ^{[ 55 ]}
Allan Nadler (1954– ), profesor de estudios judíos
Adele Reinhartz (1953– ), profesora de literatura bíblica ^{[ 46 ]}
David Roskies (1948– ), estudioso de la literatura
Abraham de Sola (1825–1882), profesor de lenguas y literaturas semíticas ^{[ 56 ]}
Ruth Wisse (1936– ), profesora de literatura yiddish ^{[ 57 ]}

Filosofía

Howard Adelman (1938– ), filósofo
Gerald Cohen (1941–2009), filósofo político ^{[ 58 ]}
S. Morris Engel (1931– ), filósofo
Emil Fackenheim (1916–2003), filósofo y teólogo ^{[ 59 ]}
Raymond Klibansky (1905–2005), historiador de la filosofía ^{[ 60 ]}
Lou Marinoff (1951– ), filósofo
Roger Nash (1946– ), filósofo
Michael Neumann (1946– ), filósofo ^{[ 61 ]}
Jay Newman (1948–2007), filósofo ^{[ 62 ]}
Leonard Peikoff (1933– ), filósofo ^{[ 63 ]}
Hillel Steiner (1942– ), filósofo político

Física y química

Sidney Altman

Luis Slotin

Rudolph A. Marcus

Isaac Abella (1934–2016), físico ^{[ 64 ]}
Sidney Altman (1939–2022), biólogo molecular; Premio Nobel de Química (1989)
Alfred Bader (1924–2018), químico ^{[ 65 ]}
Myer Bloom (1928–2016), físico ^{[ 66 ]}
Jacques Distler (1961– ), físico
Ursula Franklin (1921–2016) metalúrgica y física ^{[ 67 ]}
Helen Freedhoff (1940–2017), física teórica
Stanton Friedman (1934–2019), físico nuclear y ufólogo ^{[ 68 ]}
Jack Halpern (1925–2018), químico inorgánico
Shlomo Hestrin (1914-1962), bioquímico ^{[ 69 ]}
Leopold Infeld (1898–1958), físico ^{[ 70 ]}
Werner Israel (1931–2022), físico ^{[ 71 ]}
Martin Kamen (1913–2002), químico ^{[ 72 ]}
Leon Katz (1909–2004), físico ^{[ 73 ]}
Victoria Kaspi (1967– ), astrofísica ^{[ 74 ]}
Lawrence Krauss (1954– ), físico teórico ^{[ 75 ]}
David Levy (1948– ), astrónomo ^{[ 76 ]}
Rudolph Marcus (1923– ), químico; Premio Nobel de Química (1997) ^{[ 77 ]}
Maya Paczuski (1963– ), física
John Polanyi CC (1929– ), químico; Premio Nobel de Química (1986) ^{[ 78 ]}
Juda Hirsch Quastel CC (1899–1987), bioquímico ^{[ 79 ]}
Sara Seager (1971– ), astrónoma ^{[ 80 ]}
Moshe Shapiro (1944–2013), químico y físico ^{[ 81 ]}
David Shugar (1915-2015), físico ^{[ 82 ]}
Louis Slotin (1910–1946), físico y químico ^{[ 83 ]}
Joe Schwarcz , escritor científico y químico ^{[ 84 ]}
Theodore Sourkes (1919–2015), bioquímico ^{[ 85 ]}
Rudolf Vrba (1924-2006), bioquímico ^{[ 86 ]}
Leo Yaffe (1916–1997), químico nuclear y administrador universitario ^{[ 87 ]}

ciencias sociales

Myron Scholes

Steven Pinker

Ronald Melzack

Bernard Avishai (1949– ), profesor de negocios ^{[ 88 ]}
Ellen Bialystok (1948– ), psicóloga ^{[ 48 ]}
Paul Bloom (1963– ), psicólogo ^{[ 89 ]}
Reuven Brenner (1947– ), economist
Michel Chossudovsky (1946– ), economista ^{[ 90 ]}
Stanley Coren (1942– ), psicólogo
Kurt Freund (1914-1996), sexólogo ^{[ 91 ]}
Rochel Gelman (1942– ), psicóloga ^{[ 92 ]}
Reva Gerstein (1917–2020), psicóloga ^{[ 93 ]}
Erving Goffman (1922–1982), sociólogo ^{[ 94 ]}
Myrna Gopnik , (1935–), lingüista
Ida Halpern (1910–1987), etnomusicóloga ^{[ 95 ]}
Samuel Hollander (1937– ), economista ^{[ 96 ]}
Gad Horowitz (1936– ), politólogo ^{[ 97 ]}
Helmut Kallmann (1922–2012), musicólogo ^{[ 98 ]}
Ivan Kalmar (1948– ), antropólogo
James Laxer (1941–2018), economista político ^{[ 99 ]}
Daniel Levitin (1957–), psicólogo cognitivo ^{[ 100 ]}
Ronald Melzack (1929–2019), psicólogo ^{[ 101 ]}
Henry Mintzberg (1939– ), teórico empresarial ^{[ 102 ]}
Sylvia Ostry (1927–2020), economista ^{[ 103 ]}
Leo Panitch (1945–2020), politólogo ^{[ 104 ]}
Norman Penner (1921–2009), politólogo e historiador ^{[ 105 ]}
Steven Pinker (1954– ), psicólogo cognitivo y lingüista ^{[ 106 ]}
Susan Pinker (1957– ), psicóloga y escritora ^{[ 107 ]}
Frances Fox Piven (1932– ), politóloga ^{[ 108 ]}
Gad Saad (1964– ), psicólogo evolucionista ^{[ 109 ]}
Myron Scholes (1941– ), economista financiero; Premio Nobel de Economía (1997) ^{[ 110 ]}
Vera Shlakman (1909–2017), economista ^{[ 111 ]}
Lionel Tiger , antropólogo ^{[ 112 ]}
Jacob Viner (1892-1970), economista ^{[ 113 ]}
Kenneth Zucker (1950–), psicólogo y sexólogo ^{[ 114 ]}
Shlomo Weber (1949– ), economist

administración universitaria

Isaac Hellmuth (1819–1901), fundador de la Universidad de Western Ontario ^{[ 115 ]}
Myer Horowitz (1932–2022), presidente de la Universidad de Alberta
Sheldon Levy (1949– ), presidente y vicerrector de la Universidad Ryerson ^{[ 116 ]}
Jack N. Lightstone (1951– ), rector de la Universidad Concordia; presidente de la Universidad Brock.
Frederick Lowy (1933– ), presidente y vicerrector de la Universidad Concordia ^{[ 117 ]}
Arnold Naimark (1933–), presidente de la Universidad de Manitoba ^{[ 118 ]}
Mordechai Rozanski (1946– ), presidente de la Universidad de Guelph
Bernard Shapiro (1935– ), director y vicerrector de la Universidad McGill ^{[ 119 ]}
Harold Shapiro (1935– ), presidente de la Universidad de Princeton ^{[ 120 ]}
Daniel Woolf (1958– ), rector y vicerrector de la Universidad Queen's ^{[ 121 ]}
Max Wyman (1916–1991), presidente de la Universidad de Alberta

Activistas

Léa Roback

Manuel Batshaw (1915–2016), trabajador social ^{[ 122 ]}
Marjorie Blankstein , activista comunitaria ^{[ 6 ]}
Judy Feld Carr (1938– ), activista de derechos humanos ^{[ 46 ]}
Sabina Citron (1928–2023), activista y escritora ^{[ 123 ]}
Martha Cohen CM (1920–2015), activista comunitaria ^{[ 124 ]}
Betty Dubiner (1912–2008), activista por los derechos de las personas con discapacidad ^{[ 125 ]}
Bernie Farber (1951– ), líder de la comunidad judía y activista social ^{[ 126 ]}
Abraham Feinberg (1899–1986), activista de derechos humanos. ^{[ 127 ]}
Shulamith Firestone (1945–2012), feminista radical ^{[ 128 ]}
Ruth Frankel (1903–1989), activista ^{[ 48 ]}
Howard Galganov (1950– ), activista político ^{[ 129 ]}
Saul Hayes OC (1906–1980), activista ^{[ 130 ]}^{: 207}
Goldie Hershon (1941–2020), activista y líder de la comunidad judía ^{[ 131 ]}
Lotta Hitschmanova CC (1909-1990), líder humanitaria y de desarrollo internacional ^{[ 132 ]}
Kalmen Kaplansky (1912-1997), activista de derechos humanos ^{[ 133 ]}
Hillel Neuer (1969– ), director ejecutivo de UN Watch ^{[ 134 ]}
Judy Rebick (1945– ), activista política ^{[ 135 ]}
Dorothy Reitman CM (1932– ), activista ^{[ 136 ]}
Léa Roback (1903–2000), activista social y feminista ^{[ 137 ]}
Irv Rubin (1945-2002), activista kahanista ^{[ 138 ]}
David Shentow (1925–2017), educador sobre el Holocausto ^{[ 139 ]}

Artistas

Arquitectos y diseñadores

Moshe Safdie

Frank Gehry

Hans Blumenfeld (1892–1988), arquitecto y urbanista ^{[ 140 ]}
Benjamin Brown (1890–1974), arquitecto ^{[ 141 ]}
Jack Diamond (1932–2022), arquitecto ^{[ 142 ]}
Frank Gehry (1929– ), arquitecto ^{[ 143 ]}
Gregory Henriquez (1963– ), arquitecto
Phyllis Lambert (1927– ), arquitecta y filántropa ^{[ 141 ]}
Cornelia Oberlander (1921–2021), arquitecta paisajista ^{[ 144 ]}
Peter Oberlander (1922–2008), arquitecto ^{[ 145 ]}
Mark Ostry (1960- ), arquitecto
Moshe Safdie (1938– ), arquitecto ^{[ 141 ]}
Arnold Scaasi (1930–2015), diseñador de moda ^{[ 146 ]}

Bellas artes

Joe Shuster

Sarah Jackson

Omer Arbel (1976– ), escultor y diseñador
Aba Bayefsky (1923–2001), artista ^{[ 147 ]}
Arnold Belkin (1930–1992), pintor ^{[ 148 ]}
Barry Blitt (1958–), ilustrador ^{[ 149 ]}
Sam Borenstein (1908-1969), pintor ^{[ 150 ]}
Ghitta Caiserman-Roth (1923-2005), artista ^{[ 151 ]}
Lynne Cohen (1944–2014), fotografía ^{[ 152 ]}
Yehouda Chaki (1938–), artista ^{[ 153 ]}
Sorel Etrog (1933–2014), escultor ^{[ 154 ]}
Albert Gilbert (1922–2019), fotógrafo ^{[ 155 ]}
Gerald Gladstone (1929–2005), escultor ^{[ 156 ]}
Eric Goldberg (1890–1969), pintor
Jack Goldstein (1945–2003), artista multimedia ^{[ 157 ]}
Pnina Granirer (1935– ), pintora ^{[ 158 ]}
Philip Guston (1913–1980), expresionista abstracto ^{[ 159 ]}
Gilah Yelin Hirsch (1944–), artista ^{[ 160 ]}
Eli Ilan (1928–1982), escultor ^{[ 161 ]}
Gershon Iskowitz (1921–1988), artista ^{[ 162 ]}
Sarah Jackson (1924–2004), artista ^{[ 163 ]}
Mayer Kirshenblatt (1916–2009), pintor ^{[ 164 ]}
Sylvia Lefkovitz (1924–1987), pintora y escultora ^{[ 165 ]}
Stanley Lewis (1930–2006), escultor ^{[ 166 ]}
Harry Mayerovitch (1910–2004), artista y arquitecto ^{[ 167 ]}
Louis Muhlstock (1904–2001), pintor ^{[ 168 ]}
Henry Orenstein (1918–2008), pintor
Alfred Pinsky (1921–1999), pintor
David Rabinowitch (1943– ), escultor ^{[ 169 ]}
Royden Rabinowitch (1943– ), escultor ^{[ 169 ]}
William Raphael (1833–1914), pintor ^{[ 170 ]}
Meyer Ryshpan (1898-1985), pintor ^{[ 171 ]}
Miriam Schapiro (1923-2015), artista ^{[ 172 ]}
Regina Seiden (1897-1991), pintora ^{[ 173 ]}
Yechiel Shainblum, (fallecido en 1987), pintor y escultor ^{[ 174 ]}
Joe Shuster (1914–1992), cocreador de Superman ^{[ 175 ]}
Erik Slutsky (1953–), pintor
Max Stern (1904–1987), marchante de arte ^{[ 4 ]}
Avrom Yanovsky (1911–1979), caricaturista

Negocio

Finanzas

Mitch Garber (1964–), inversor y ejecutivo de negocios ^{[ 176 ]}
Sol Kanee (1909–2007), banquero y líder de la comunidad judía.
Alvin Libin (1931– ), inversor y copropietario de Calgary Sports and Entertainment.
Lazarus Phillips (1895 –1986), director del Royal Bank of Canada y senador ^{[ 177 ]}
Louis Rasminsky (1908–1998), Gobernador del Banco de Canadá ^{[ 178 ]}
Jeff Rubin (1954– ), economista jefe de CIBC World Markets
Gerry Schwartz (1941– ), director ejecutivo de Onex Corporation
Alex Shnaider (1968– ), cofundador del Midland Group ^{[ 179 ]}
Lawrence Stroll (1959– ), inversor ^{[ 180 ]}
Mark Wiseman (1970– ) Director ejecutivo de la Junta de Inversiones del CPP ^{[ 181 ]}

Medios de comunicación

Jack L. Warner

Esdras Levant

Mortimer Zuckerman

Izzy Asper OC (1932–2003), presidente de Canwest Global Communications ^{[ 182 ]}
Leonard Asper (1964– ), presidente y director ejecutivo de Canwest Global Communications ^{[ 182 ]}
Avie Bennett (1928–2017), presidente de McClelland & Stewart ^{[ 183 ]}
Jacques Bensimon (1943–2012), director de la Junta Nacional de Cine de Canadá ^{[ 184 ]}
Mark Breslin (1952– ), cofundador de Yuk Yuk's
Edgar Bronfman Jr. (1955– ), director ejecutivo y presidente de Warner Music Group ^{[ 48 ]}
Paul Godfrey (1939– ), presidente y director ejecutivo de Postmedia Network ^{[ 185 ]}
Michael Goldbloom (1953– ), presidente de Star Media Group ^{[ 186 ]}
Ian Greenberg (1942– ), cofundador y director ejecutivo de Astral Media ^{[ 187 ]}
Michael Hirsh (1948– ), cofundador de Nelvana
Mel Hurtig (1932–2016), editor ^{[ 188 ]}
Jonathan Kay (1968– ), redactor jefe de The Walrus ^{[ 189 ]}
Ezra Levant (1972– ), comentarista político y fundador de Rebel News ^{[ 190 ]}^{[ 191 ]}
David Margolese (1957– ), fundador de Sirius XM Radio ^{[ 192 ]}
Louis B. Mayer (1884–1957), cofundador de Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios ^{[ 193 ]}
Andy Nulman (1959– ), cofundador de Just for Laughs ^{[ 194 ]}
MJ Nurenberger (1911–2001), fundador del Canadian Jewish News ^{[ 195 ]}
Bernard Ostry (1927–2006), presidente y director ejecutivo de TVOntario
Robert Rabinovitch (1943– ), presidente y director ejecutivo de la Canadian Broadcasting Corporation ^{[ 196 ]}
AM Rosenthal (1922–2006), editor ejecutivo de The New York Times ; Premio Pulitzer (1960) ^{[ 197 ]}
Brian Segal (1943– ), presidente y director ejecutivo de Rogers Publishing
Jay Switzer (1956–2018), presidente y director ejecutivo de CHUM Limited.
Jack L. Warner (1892–1978), presidente de Warner Bros. Studios ^{[ 198 ]}
Moses Znaimer (1942– ), cofundador y director de Citytv.
Mortimer Zuckerman (1937– ), cofundador de Boston Properties y propietario de medios ^{[ 199 ]}

Recursos naturales

Robert Friedland (1950– ), fundador de Ivanhoe Mines ^{[ 200 ]}
Leon Joseph Koerner (1892–1972), filántropo e industrial ^{[ 201 ]}
Peter Munk (1927–2018), fundador de Barrick Gold ^{[ 202 ]}
Joseph Rotman (1935–2015), empresario y filántropo ^{[ 203 ]}
Seymour Schulich (1940– ), empresario minero y filántropo ^{[ 204 ]}
Irving Schwartz OC (1929–2010), empresario y filántropo ^{[ 205 ]}
Levy Solomons (1730–1792), comerciante y vendedor de pieles ^{[ 206 ]}

Filántropos

Bluma Appel (1919–2007), filántropa ^{[ 207 ]}
Jenny Belzberg (1928– ), filántropa
Alfred David Benjamin (1848–1900), empresario y filántropo ^{[ 208 ]}
Lillian Bilsky Freiman (1885–1940), filántropa y líder civil ^{[ 46 ]}
Ruth Goldbloom (1923–2012), cofundadora de Pier 21

Bienes raíces

David Azrieli

Marcel Adams (1920–2020), inversor inmobiliario ^{[ 209 ]}
Sylvan Adams (1958– ), inversor inmobiliario ^{[ 209 ]}
David Azrieli (1922–2014), magnate inmobiliario ^{[ 210 ]}
Samuel Belzberg (1928–2018), empresario ^{[ 211 ]}
La familia Ghermezian , promotores de centros comerciales.
Mitchell Goldhar (1962– ), fundador de SmartCentres y propietario del Maccabi Tel Aviv FC
Michal Hornstein (1920–2016), empresario y filántropo ^{[ 212 ]}
La familia Reichmann , magnates inmobiliarios
- Edward Reichmann (1925–2005), magnate inmobiliario
- Paul Reichmann (1930–2013), magnate inmobiliario
Jack Singer (1917–2013), promotor inmobiliario
Allan Zeman (1949– ), desarrollador ^{[ 213 ]}

Minorista

Aldo Bensadoun (1939– ), fundador del Grupo Aldo ^{[ 214 ]}
La familia Bronfman , empresarios y filántropos.
- Charles Bronfman (1931– ), copresidente de Seagram's ^{[ 48 ]}
- Edgar Bronfman Sr. (1929–2013), director de Seagram's y presidente del Congreso Judío Mundial ^{[ 48 ]}
- Samuel Bronfman (1889–1971), fundador de Seagram's
Dov Charney (1969– ), fundador de American Apparel ^{[ 48 ]}
Lyon Cohen (1868–1937), empresario y filántropo ^{[ 215 ]}
George Cohon (1937– ), fundador de McDonald's Canadá ^{[ 48 ]}
Nathan Cummings (1896–1985), cofundador de Consolidated Foods ^{[ 216 ]}
Leslie Dan (1929– ), fundador de Novopharm
Sir Mortimer Davis (1866–1928), ejecutivo de la industria tabacalera ^{[ 217 ]}
Archibald Jacob Freiman (1880–1944), fundador de Freimans ^{[ 218 ]}
Hershey Friedman (1950– ), propietario de Agri Star
Daniel Friedmann (1956– ), director ejecutivo de MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates
Daryl Katz (1961– ), fundador de Katz Group of Companies y propietario de los Edmonton Oilers.
Murray Koffler (1924–2017), fundador de Shoppers Drug Mart ^{[ 219 ]}
Ed Mirvish OC (1914–2007), fundador de Honest Ed's ^{[ 220 ]}
Jack Rabinovitch (1930–2017), filántropo ^{[ 48 ]}
Heather Reisman (1948– ), fundadora y directora ejecutiva de Indigo Books and Music ^{[ 221 ]}
Dani Reiss (1973– ), presidente y director ejecutivo de Canada Goose ^{[ 222 ]}
Irv Robbins (1917–2008), cofundador de Baskin-Robbins ^{[ 223 ]}
Bruce Rockowitz (1958– ), director ejecutivo y vicepresidente de Global Brands Group ^{[ 224 ]}
Harry Rosen (1931– ), fundador de Harry Rosen Inc.
Larry Rosen (1956– ), presidente y director ejecutivo de Harry Rosen Inc.
Calin Rovinescu (1955–), presidente y director ejecutivo de Air Canada ^{[ 225 ]}
Isai Scheinberg (1946– ), cofundador de PokerStars
Mark Scheinberg (1973– ), cofundador de PokerStars
Isadore Sharp (1931– ), fundador y presidente de Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts ^{[ 226 ]}
Barry Sherman (1942–2017), presidente y director ejecutivo de Apotex ^{[ 227 ]}
Jeffrey Skoll (1965– ), presidente de eBay ^{[ 228 ]}
Sam Steinberg (1905–1978), presidente de Steinberg's ^{[ 229 ]}
Larry Tanenbaum (1945– ), presidente de Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment ^{[ 141 ]}

Ley

Jueces

Rosalie Abella

Rosalie Abella (1946– ), Jueza de la Corte Suprema ^{[ 230 ]}
Harry Batshaw (1902–1984), Juez del Tribunal Superior de Quebec ^{[ 231 ]}
Charles Dubin (1921–2008), Presidente del Tribunal Supremo de Ontario ^{[ 231 ]}
Morris Fish (1938– ), Juez de la Corte Suprema ^{[ 232 ]}
Samuel Freedman OC (1908–1993), Presidente del Tribunal Supremo de Manitoba ^{[ 233 ]}
Constance Glube (1931–2016), Presidenta del Tribunal Supremo de Nueva Escocia ^{[ 234 ]}
Alan Gold (1917–2005), Presidente del Tribunal Supremo de Quebec ^{[ 231 ]}
Sydney Harris (1917–2009), juez ^{[ 235 ]}
Bora Laskin (1912–1984), 14.º Presidente del Tribunal Supremo de Canadá ^{[ 231 ]}
Herbert Marx (1932–2020), magistrado del Tribunal Superior de Quebec y ministro de Justicia.
Michael Moldaver (1947– ), Juez de la Corte Suprema ^{[ 236 ]}
Nathaniel Nemetz (1913–1997), Presidente del Tribunal Supremo de la Columbia Británica ^{[ 48 ]}
Marshall Rothstein (1940– ), Juez de la Corte Suprema ^{[ 237 ]}
Tillie Taylor (1922–2011), la primera mujer magistrada de Saskatchewan ^{[ 238 ]}

Abogados

Edward Greenspan

Monroe Abbey (1904–1993), abogado ^{[ 239 ]}
Maurice Alexander (1889–1945), abogado ^{[ 240 ]}
Dennis Beker (1989-presente), abogado
Louis Bloomfield (1906–1984), abogado y empresario.
Alan Borovoy (1932–2015), abogado y activista de derechos humanos ^{[ 241 ]}
Harold Buchwald (1928–2008), abogado ^{[ 242 ]}
Reuben Cohen (1921–2014), abogado y empresario ^{[ 48 ]}
Martin Friedland (1932– ), abogado ^{[ 243 ]}
Rocco Galati (1959–), abogado constitucionalista ^{[ 244 ]}
Edward Greenspan (1944–2014), abogado
Adolphus Hart (1814–1879), abogado y activista ^{[ 245 ]}
David Matas (1943– ), abogado de derechos humanos ^{[ 246 ]}
Ed Morgan (1955– ), abogado internacional
Harry Rankin (1920–2002), abogado ^{[ 247 ]}
William Schabas (1950– ), profesor de derecho internacional ^{[ 248 ]}
Morris Shumiatcher (1917–2004), abogado y activista de derechos humanos ^{[ 249 ]}
Harvey Strosberg (1944– ), abogado ^{[ 250 ]}
Harry Walsh (1913–2011), abogado penalista ^{[ 251 ]}
Benjamin Zimmerman (1862–1923), juez de paz ^{[ 252 ]}

Militar

Morris Cohen (1887–1970), oficial de la Fuerza Expedicionaria Canadiense y aventurero.
Eleazar David David (1811–1887), oficial de caballería ^{[ 253 ]}
Ben Dunkelman (1913–1997), soldado de la Segunda Guerra Mundial y de la Guerra Árabe-Israelí de 1948 ^{[ 254 ]}
Moe Hurwitz DCM (1919–1944), soldado de la Segunda Guerra Mundial ^{[ 255 ]}
Maxwell Kogon (1920–1980), piloto de bombardero en la Segunda Guerra Mundial.
Yank Levy (1897–1965), soldado e instructor militar ^{[ 256 ]}
Gill Rosenberg (1983– ), miembro de las Unidades de Protección de Mujeres ^{[ 257 ]}
Sydney Shulemson (1915–2007), piloto de caza de la Segunda Guerra Mundial ^{[ 258 ]}
Peter Stevens (oficial de la RAF) (1919–1979), oficial de la RAF nacido en Alemania durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial y miembro de la Real Fuerza Aérea Canadiense (RCAF) después de la guerra, conocido principalmente por sus múltiples fugas de prisioneros de guerra.

Artes escénicas

Actores e intérpretes

Harvey Atkin (1942–2017), actor y actor de doblaje ^{[ 259 ]}
Aviva Armour-Ostroff , actriz y cineasta ^{[ 260 ]}
Liane Balaban (1980– ), actriz ^{[ 261 ]}
Jay Baruchel (1982– ), actor, comediante y guionista ^{[ 262 ]}
Frances Bay (1919–2011), actriz de carácter ^{[ 263 ]}
Lani Billard (1979– ), actriz de televisión ^{[ 264 ]}
Lionel Blair (1928–2021), actor y coreógrafo ^{[ 265 ]}
Ben Blue (1901–1975), actor y comediante ^{[ 266 ]}
Lloyd Bochner (1924–2005), actor ^{[ 267 ]}
Bobby Breen (1927–2016), actor y cantante ^{[ 268 ]}
Howard Busgang , comediante ^{[ 269 ]}
Neve Campbell (1973– ), actriz de cine y televisión ^{[ 270 ]}
Maury Chaykin (1949–2010), actor ^{[ 271 ]}
Boris Cherniak (1964–), hipnotizador ^{[ 272 ]}
Emmanuelle Chriqui (1975– ), actriz
Lauren Collins (1986– ), actriz de televisión ^{[ 273 ]}
Pauline Donalda (1882-1970), soprano de ópera ^{[ 274 ]}
Barbara Dunkelman (1989– ), actriz y personalidad de internet
Ophira Eisenberg (1972– ), comediante ^{[ 275 ]}
Jamie Elman (nacido en 1976 o 1977), actor
Jake Epstein (1987– ), actor de televisión ^{[ 273 ]}
Stacey Farber (1987– ), actriz de televisión ^{[ 273 ]}
Maureen Forrester (1930–2010), contralto de ópera ^{[ 276 ]}
Celia Franca (1921–2007), fundadora del Ballet Nacional de Canadá ^{[ 277 ]}
Victor Garber (1949– ), actor
Jessalyn Gilsig (1971– ), actriz de televisión ^{[ 278 ]}
Joanna Gleason (1950– ), actriz ^{[ 279 ]}
Jake Goldsbie (1988– ), actor de televisión ^{[ 273 ]}
Anais Granofsky (1973– ), actriz ^{[ 280 ]}
Lorne Greene (1915–1987), actor ^{[ 281 ]}
Nathan Fielder (1983– ), actor y comediante ^{[ 282 ]}
Corey Haim (1971–2010), actor ^{[ 283 ]}
Monty Hall (1921–2017), presentador de concursos ^{[ 279 ]}
Melissa Hayden (1923-2006), bailarina ^{[ 284 ]}
Lou Jacobi (1913–2009), actor ^{[ 285 ]}
Jonathan Keltz (1988– ), actor ^{[ 286 ]}
Shane Kippel (1986– ), actor de televisión ^{[ 273 ]}
Mia Kirshner (1975– ), actriz
Jack Kruschen (1922–2002), actor de carácter
Paul Kligman (1923–1985), actor ^{[ 267 ]}
Rachelle Lefevre (1979– ), actriz ^{[ 287 ]}
Sylvia Lennick (1915–2009), actriz ^{[ 288 ]}
Caissie Levy (1981– ), actriz de teatro y cantante
Eugene Levy (1946– ), actor y director ^{[ 289 ]}
Jaclyn Linetsky (1986–2003), actriz de televisión ^{[ 290 ]}
Mary Livingstone (1905–1983), comediante de radio y actriz ^{[ 291 ]}
Howie Mandel (1955– ), actor y comediante ^{[ 292 ]}
Rick Moranis (1953– ), actor y comediante ^{[ 293 ]}
Harley Morenstein (1985–), actor y personalidad de Internet.
Irene Pavloska (1889-1962), mezzosoprano ^{[ 294 ]}
Gloria Reuben (1964– ), actriz de televisión ^{[ 295 ]}
Spencer Rice (1963– ), escritor, director e intérprete ^{[ 296 ]}
Seth Rogen (1982– ), actor de cine y televisión ^{[ 297 ]}
Sasha Roiz (1973–), actor ^{[ 298 ]}
Saul Rubinek (1948– ), actor, director, productor y dramaturgo ^{[ 299 ]}
Jonathan Sagall (1959–), actor
Mort Sahl (1927–2021), comediante de monólogos ^{[ 300 ]}
William Shatner (1931– ), actor, director y escritor ^{[ 301 ]}
Norma Shearer (1902–1983), actriz y estrella de Hollywood ^{[ 302 ]}
Frank Shuster OC (1916–2002), comediante ^{[ 303 ]}
Anna Silk (1974– ), actriz ^{[ 304 ]}
David Steinberg (1942– ), comediante y director ^{[ 305 ]}
Stuart Stone (1980– ), actor ^{[ 306 ]}
Tara Strong (1973– ), actriz
Kyle Switzer (1985– ), actor de televisión ^{[ 307 ]}
Theresa Tova (1955– ), actriz y dramaturga
Al Waxman (1935–2001), actor ^{[ 308 ]}
Johnny Wayne (1918–1990), comediante ^{[ 274 ]}
Joseph Wiseman (1918–2009), actor de teatro y cine ^{[ 309 ]}
Finn Wolfhard (2002–), actor ^{[ 310 ]}

Directores y productores

David Cronenberg

Arthur Hiller

Shawn Levy

Barry Avrich (1963– ), productor de televisión y director de cine ^{[ 311 ]}
Laszlo Barna (1948–), productor de televisión ^{[ 312 ]}
Zack Bernbaum , director de cine ^{[ 313 ]}
Murray Cohl (1929–2008), director de cine
David Cronenberg CC (1943– ), cineasta y guionista ^{[ 314 ]}
Garth Drabinsky (1949– ), productor de cine y teatro ^{[ 315 ]}
Bob Ezrin (1949– ), productor musical
Ken Finkleman (1946– ), productor de televisión
Jay Firestone (1956– ), productor de cine y televisión.
Sidney Furie (1933– ), director de cine ^{[ 316 ]}
Herman Geiger-Torel (1907–1976), director de ópera ^{[ 317 ]}
Jake Gold (1958– ), mánager de músicos
Harold Greenberg (1930–1996), productor de cine
Al Guest (1933– ), productor y director de animación
Arthur Hiller OC (1923–2016), director ^{[ 318 ]}
John Hirsch (1930–1989), director de teatro ^{[ 274 ]}
Michael Hirsh (1948– ), productor de televisión ^{[ 319 ]}
Kenny Hotz (1967– ), productor y artista ^{[ 296 ]}
Simcha Jacobovici (1953–), director de cine ^{[ 320 ]}
Estelle Klein (1930–2004), directora artística ^{[ 321 ]}
Franz Kraemer (1914–1999), productor de radio ^{[ 322 ]}
Shawn Levy (1968– ), director y productor de cine ^{[ 323 ]}
Avi Lewis (1968– ), documentalista y presentador de televisión.
Benjamin Lumley (1811–1875), director de ópera ^{[ 324 ]}
Francis Mankiewicz (1944-1993), director ^{[ 325 ]}
Lorne Michaels (1944– ), productor de televisión ^{[ 326 ]}
David Mirvish (1944– ), productor teatral ^{[ 220 ]}
Sydney Newman OC (1917–1997), productor ^{[ 327 ]}
Noah Pink , guionista y productor de televisión ^{[ 328 ]}
Jeremy Podeswa (1962– ), director de cine y televisión ^{[ 329 ]}
Ivan Reitman OC (1946–2022), productor y director de cine ^{[ 330 ]}
Jason Reitman (1977– ), director de cine ^{[ 331 ]}
JR Rotem (1975–), productor discográfico ^{[ 332 ]}
Albert Ruddy (1930– ), director de cine ^{[ 333 ]}
Harry Saltzman (1915–1994), productor de cine ^{[ 334 ]}
Paul Saltzman (1943– ), director y productor de cine, fundador de Sunrise Films ^{[ 335 ]}
Arna Selznick (1948– ), directora de cine y artista de storyboard especializada en animación.
Dora Wasserman (1919–2003), dramaturga y directora de teatro ^{[ 336 ]}

Compositores

Percy Faith

Howard Shore

Murray Adaskin (1906–2002), compositor ^{[ 337 ]}
Karel Ančerl (1908–1973), director ^{[ 322 ]}
István Anhalt (1919-2012), compositor ^{[ 338 ]}
Louis Applebaum (1918–2000), compositor de bandas sonoras para películas ^{[ 274 ]}
Milton Barnes (1931–2001), compositor y director de orquesta ^{[ 274 ]}
Boris Berlin (1907–2001), instructor musical y compositor ^{[ 322 ]}
David Botwinik (1920-2022), compositor ^{[ 339 ]}
Alexander Brott (1915–2005), director de orquesta y compositor ^{[ 340 ]}
Boris Brott (1944–), director de orquesta ^{[ 340 ]}
Percy Faith (1908–1976), director de orquesta ^{[ 322 ]}
Harry Freedman (1922–2005), compositor ^{[ 274 ]}
Lewis Furey (1949– ), compositor
Srul Glick (1934–2002), compositor ^{[ 274 ]}
Helmut Kallmann (1918–1985), compositor ^{[ 322 ]}
Uri Mayer (1946– ), director de orquesta y violinista ^{[ 341 ]}
Oskar Morawetz (1917–2007), compositor ^{[ 274 ]}
Albert Pratz (1914–1995), director de orquesta y violinista ^{[ 322 ]}
Paul Shaffer CM (1949– ), director de orquesta ^{[ 342 ]}
Howard Shore OC (1946– ), compositor ^{[ 343 ]}
Ben Steinberg (1930– ), compositor y director de orquesta ^{[ 344 ]}
Heinz Unger (1895–1965), director ^{[ 322 ]}
Maurice Zbriger (1896–1981), compositor y violinista ^{[ 345 ]}

músicos

Clásico

Frances Adaskin (1900–2001), pianista ^{[ 346 ]}
Harry Adaskin (1901–1994), violinista ^{[ 347 ]}
Ellen Ballon (1898–1969), pianista ^{[ 322 ]}
Denis Brott (1950–), violonchelista ^{[ 340 ]}
Rivka Golani (1946–), viola ^{[ 341 ]}
Moshe Hammer (1946– ), violinista ^{[ 341 ]}
Ofra Harnoy (1965–), violonchelista ^{[ 341 ]}
Jacques Israelievitch (1948–2015), violinista ^{[ 348 ]}
Minuetta Kessler (1914–2002), pianista de concierto ^{[ 349 ]}
Anton Kuerti (1938– ), pianista ^{[ 350 ]}
Zara Nelsova (1918–2002), violonchelista ^{[ 322 ]}
Isidor Philipp (1863–1958), pianista y compositor ^{[ 351 ]}
Ari Posner (nacido en 1970), compositor de bandas sonoras para cine y televisión ^{[ 352 ]}
Ezra Schabas (1924–2020), músico ^{[ 322 ]}
Harold Sumberg (1905-1994), violinista ^{[ 322 ]}
Ethel Stark (1910–2012), violinista y directora de orquesta ^{[ 322 ]}
John Weinzweig (1913–2006), compositor ^{[ 274 ]}
George Zukerman (1927– ), fagotista e empresario ^{[ 322 ]}

Jazz

Paul Bley (1932-2016), pianista ^{[ 353 ]}
Jim Gelcer (1961– ), músico de jazz ^{[ 354 ]}
James Gelfand (1959– ), pianista de jazz
Moe Koffman (1928–2001), músico de jazz ^{[ 355 ]}
Sophie Milman (1983–), músico de jazz ^{[ 356 ]}
Nikki Yanofsky (1994– ), cantante de jazz-pop ^{[ 357 ]}

Leonard Cohen
A-Trak (1982– ), DJ ^{[ 358 ]}
Oscar Brand (1920-2016), cantante folk ^{[ 359 ]}
Drake (1986– ), rapero y actor ^{[ 360 ]}^{[ 361 ]}
Corey Hart (1962– ), cantante ^{[ 362 ]}
Paul Hoffert (1943–), miembro fundador de Lighthouse ^{[ 322 ]}
Geddy Lee OC (1953– ), vocalista principal de Rush ^{[ 363 ]}
Efrim Menuck (1971– ), músico
Ben Mink (1951– ), compositor y músico
Steven Page (1970– ), miembro fundador de Barenaked Ladies
Peaches (1966– ), músico electrónico ^{[ 364 ]}
Robbie Robertson OC (1943–2023), guitarrista principal de The Band ^{[ 365 ]}
Eddie Schwartz (1949– ), compositor y productor musical ^{[ 366 ]}
Sharon, Lois y Bram , grupo de música infantil ^{[ 367 ]}^{[ 368 ]}
Amy Sky (1960– ), cantautora ^{[ 369 ]}
Socalled , rapero y productor
Chaim Tannenbaum , cantante de folk
Vanity (1959–2016), cantautor ^{[ 370 ]}
David Usher (1966– ), líder de Moist
Bob Wiseman (1962– ), compositor y miembro fundador de Blue Rodeo ^{[ 371 ]}
Zal Yanovsky (1944–2002), músico de rock, guitarrista de Lovin' Spoonful ^{[ 372 ]}
Alissa White-Gluz (1985– ), vocalista de death metal ^{[ 373 ]}

Política

Diplomáticos

Klaus Goldschlag (1922–2012), embajador ^{[ 374 ]}
Allan Gotlieb (1928–2020), embajador ^{[ 6 ]}
Saul Rae (1914-1999), diplomático ^{[ 375 ]}
Norman Spector (1949– ), diplomático y periodista ^{[ 376 ]}

Alcaldes

Mel Lastman

Michael Applebaum

Michael Applebaum (1963– ), alcalde de Montreal ^{[ 377 ]}
Sidney Buckwold (1916–2001), alcalde de Saskatoon ^{[ 378 ]}
Martin Dobkin (1942– ), primer alcalde de Mississauga
Lumley Franklin (1808–1873), alcalde de Victoria ^{[ 379 ]}
Philip Givens (1922–1995), alcalde de Toronto y diputado liberal ^{[ 380 ]}
Lorry Greenberg (1933–1999), alcalde de Ottawa ^{[ 381 ]}
Jacquelin Holzman (1935– ), alcaldesa de Ottawa ^{[ 382 ]}
Sam Katz (1951– ), alcalde de Winnipeg ^{[ 383 ]}
Leonard Arthur Kitz (1916–2006), alcalde de Halifax ^{[ 384 ]}
Mel Lastman (1933-2021), alcalde de Toronto ^{[ 385 ]}
Saul Laskin (1918-2008), alcalde de Thunder Bay ^{[ 384 ]}
Stephen Mandel (1945– ), alcalde de Edmonton y líder del Partido de Alberta ^{[ 386 ]}
Danny Nathanson, alcalde de New Waterford, Nueva Escocia ^{[ 387 ]}
David Oppenheimer (1834–1897), alcalde de Vancouver ^{[ 388 ]}
Nathan Phillips (1892–1976), alcalde de Toronto ^{[ 389 ]}
Harvey Rosen (1949– ), alcalde de Kingston ^{[ 390 ]}
Morley Rosenberg (1937– ), alcalde de Kitchener ^{[ 391 ]}
Max Silverman (1906-1966), alcalde de Sudbury ^{[ 392 ]}

Políticos

Jack Austin (1932– ), senador y ministro del gabinete ^{[ 393 ]}
Dave Barrett (1930–2018), 26.º Primer Ministro de la Columbia Británica ^{[ 394 ]}
George Benjamin (1799–1864), diputado conservador ^{[ 395 ]}
Peter Bercovitch (1879–1942), diputado liberal y miembro de la Asamblea Nacional Liberal de Quebec ^{[ 396 ]}
Lawrence Bergman (1940– ), miembro liberal de la Asamblea Nacional de Quebec y ministro del gabinete ^{[ 397 ]}
Harry Blank (1925– ), diputado liberal de Quebec ^{[ 398 ]}
Annie Buller (1895–1973), cofundadora del Partido Comunista de Canadá ^{[ 399 ]}
Elinor Caplan (1944– ), diputada liberal y ministra del gabinete ^{[ 400 ]}
Jim Carr , diputado liberal y ministro de Recursos Naturales ^{[ 401 ]}
Leon Crestohl (1900–1963), diputado liberal ^{[ 402 ]}
Saul Cherniack (1917–2018), diputado del NDP de Manitoba y ministro del gabinete ^{[ 403 ]}
Tony Clement (1961– ), Ministro de Industria y Ministro de Salud ^{[ 404 ]}
Irwin Cotler OC (1940– ), diputado liberal y ministro de Justicia ^{[ 46 ]}
David Croll (1900–1991), senador y diputado liberal ^{[ 405 ]}
Julie Dabrusin (1971– ), diputada liberal ^{[ 401 ]}
Barney Danson (1921–2011), diputado liberal y ministro de Defensa Nacional ^{[ 406 ]}
Samuel Factor (1892–1962), primer diputado judío elegido en Ontario.
Sheila Finestone (1927–2009), diputada y senadora liberal ^{[ 407 ]}
Myra Freeman (1949– ), 29.ª Teniente Gobernadora de Nueva Escocia ^{[ 408 ]}
Linda Frum (1963–), senadora ^{[ 409 ]}
Irving Gerstein (1941– ), senador y empresario ^{[ 410 ]}
Marc Gold (1950– ), senador y profesor de derecho ^{[ 411 ]}
Carl Goldenberg (1907–1996), senador ^{[ 267 ]}
Victor Goldbloom (1923–2016), diputado liberal de Quebec y médico ^{[ 396 ]}
Yoine Goldstein (1934–2020), senador ^{[ 412 ]}
Karina Gould (1987– ), diputada liberal y ministra de Instituciones Democráticas ^{[ 401 ]}
Herb Gray (1931–2014), diputado liberal y viceprimer ministro ^{[ 394 ]}
Larry Grossman (1943–1997), líder del Partido Conservador Progresista de Ontario ^{[ 413 ]}
Ezekiel Hart (1770–1843), primer judío elegido a un Parlamento canadiense ^{[ 414 ]}
Solomon Hart Green (1885–1969), primer judío en ocupar un escaño en una legislatura provincial ^{[ 46 ]}
Stanley Hartt (1937–2018), Jefe de Estado Mayor ^{[ 376 ]}
Sharren Haskel (1984–), diputado del Likud ^{[ 415 ]}
Chaviva Hošek OC (1946–), académica y política ^{[ 416 ]}
Anthony Housefather (1971– ), diputado liberal y alcalde de Côte Saint-Luc ^{[ 417 ]}
Samuel William Jacobs (1871–1938), diputado liberal y líder de la comunidad judía ^{[ 130 ]}
Michael Kerzner , Procurador General de Ontario
René-Joseph Kimber (1786–1843), miembro del Parlamento en el Bajo Canadá y la Provincia de Canadá.
Monte Kwinter (1931–2023), diputado provincial liberal de Ontario y ministro del gabinete ^{[ 418 ]}
Melissa Lantsman (1984—), primera mujer judía elegida diputada conservadora.
Howard Levine , concejal de la ciudad de Toronto
Michael Levitt , diputado liberal ^{[ 401 ]}
David Lewis (1909–1981), líder del NDP y diputado ^{[ 419 ]}
Stephen Lewis (1937–2026), líder del NDP de Ontario, diputado y embajador ^{[ 419 ]}
Jack Marshall (1919–2004), diputado y senador del Partido Conservador.
Tom Marshall (1946– ), 11.º Primer Ministro de Terranova y Labrador ^{[ 420 ]}
Herbert Marx (1932-2020), miembro liberal de la Asamblea Nacional de Quebec, Ministro de Justicia, Procurador General ^{[ 421 ]}
Arthur Mitchell , líder del Partido Liberal de Yukón ^{[ 422 ]}
Marty Morantz (1962– ), diputado conservador ^{[ 423 ]}
Nicolas Muzin , estratega político ^{[ 424 ]}
Henry Nathan Jr. (1842–1914), primer judío elegido a la Cámara de los Comunes ^{[ 425 ]}
Joe Oliver (1940– ), diputado conservador y ministro de Finanzas ^{[ 426 ]}
Annamie Paul , líder del Partido Verde de Canadá ^{[ 427 ]}
Bob Rae (1948–), Líder del Partido Liberal de Canadá y 21.º Primer Ministro de Ontario ^{[ 428 ]}
Simon Reisman (1991–2008), funcionario público ^{[ 221 ]}
Fred Rose (1907–1983), diputado laborista-progresista y espía soviético ^{[ 274 ]}
Jacques Saada (1947– ), diputado liberal y ministro del gabinete ^{[ 393 ]}
Hugh Segal OC (1950– ), senador ^{[ 429 ]}
Morton Shulman OC (1925–2000), diputado provincial del Partido Conservador y del Nuevo Partido Democrático de Ontario ^{[ 430 ]}
Peter Shurman (1947– ), diputado provincial del Partido Conservador de Ontario
Mira Spivak (1934– ), senadora ^{[ 431 ]}
Sidney Spivak (1928–2002), líder del Partido Conservador de Manitoba ^{[ 431 ]}
Maitland Steinkopf (1912–1970), primer ministro judío del gabinete en Manitoba ^{[ 432 ]}
Hunter Tootoo (1963– ), diputado liberal ^{[ 433 ]}
Gerry Weiner (1933– ), diputado del PC ^{[ 434 ]}
Dov Yosef (1899–1980), ministro israelí ^{[ 435 ]}

líderes religiosos

Reuven Bulka (1944–2021), rabino y escritor ^{[ 436 ]}
Jacob Raphael Cohen (1738–1811), rabino ^{[ 437 ]}
Solomon Frank (1900–1982), líder rabínico de sinagoga en Winnipeg y Montreal ^{[ 438 ]}
Simon Glazer (1876–1938), rabino ^{[ 439 ]}
Elyse Goldstein (nacida en 1955), rabina reformista ^{[ 440 ]}
Joan Friedman , primera rabina en Canadá ^{[ 441 ]}
Yitzchak Hendel (1916-2007), rabino de Lubavitch ^{[ 442 ]}
Sheea Herschorn (1893–1969), Gran Rabino de Montreal
Pinhas Hirschprung (1912–1998), Gran Rabino de Montreal
Solomon Jacobs (1861–1920), rabino ^{[ 443 ]}
Israel Isaac Kahanovitch (1872–1945), Rabino Principal de Winnipeg ^{[ 444 ]}
Meshulim Feish Lowy (1921-2015), Tosher Rebe ^{[ 445 ]}
Gunther Plaut (1912–2012), rabino y autor ^{[ 274 ]}
Avraham Aharon Price (1900–1994), Gran Rabino de Toronto
Nahum Rabinovitch (1928-2020), rabino y posek
Eli Rubenstein (1959– ), rabino y educador sobre el Holocausto.
Erwin Schild (1920–2024), rabino ^{[ 446 ]}
Jacob Immanuel Schochet (1935-2013), rabino y erudito ^{[ 447 ]}
Shmuel Abba Twersky (1872–1947), Rebe de Makarov ^{[ 448 ]}
Joseph Weinreb (1869–1943), Gran Rabino de Toronto

escritores

Autores

Naomi Klein

Ana Michaels

Gordon Korman

David Albahari (1948–), novelista ^{[ 449 ]}
Sue Ann Alderson (1940– ), novelista infantil ^{[ 450 ]}
Lisa Appignanesi (1946– ), escritora y novelista ^{[ 451 ]}
Isidore Gordon Ascher (1835–1914), novelista y poeta ^{[ 452 ]}
Saul Bellow (1915–2005), escritor; Premio Nobel de Literatura (1976), Premio Pulitzer (1976) ^{[ 453 ]}
David Berman , (1962–), diseñador gráfico, autor
David Bezmozgis (1973– ), autor ^{[ 454 ]}
Martha Blum (1913–2007), escritora ^{[ 455 ]}
Matt Cohen (1942–1999), novelista y escritor de literatura infantil ^{[ 456 ]}
Cory Doctorow (1971– ), autor de ciencia ficción y bloguero ^{[ 457 ]}
Sheila Fischman (1937–), traductora ^{[ 458 ]}
Kathy Friedman , poeta ^{[ 459 ]}
Phoebe Gilman (1940–2002), autora de libros infantiles.
Nora Gold , escritora ^{[ 460 ]}
Adam Gopnik (1956– ), escritor y ensayista ^{[ 461 ]}
Phyllis Gotlieb (1926–2009), novelista de ciencia ficción ^{[ 462 ]}
Charles Yale Harrison (1898–1954), novelista ^{[ 463 ]}
Sheila Heti (1976–), novelista ^{[ 456 ]}
George Jonas (1935–2016), escritor y periodista ^{[ 464 ]}
Guy Gavriel Kay (1954– ), escritor de fantasía ^{[ 465 ]}
Naïm Kattan (1928-2021), novelista y ensayista ^{[ 274 ]}
Naomi Klein (1970– ), autora y cineasta ^{[ 4 ]}
Eric Koch (1919–2018), autor, locutor y académico
Gordon Korman (1963– ), escritor de ficción infantil y juvenil ^{[ 450 ]}
Henry Kreisel (1922-1991), escritor y novelista ^{[ 274 ]}
Allan Levine (1956– ), historiador y novelista ^{[ 456 ]}
Norman Levine (1923–2005), escritor y poeta ^{[ 466 ]}
Shar Levine (1953– ), autora de libros infantiles
Jack Ludwig (1922–2018), novelista y cronista deportivo ^{[ 4 ]}
Seymour Mayne (1944– ), autor y poeta ^{[ 456 ]}
Judith Merril (1923–1997), escritora de ciencia ficción ^{[ 467 ]}
Anne Michaels (1958– ), poeta y novelista ^{[ 468 ]}
Sarah Mlynowski (1977– ), escritora ^{[ 469 ]}
Alison Pick (1975– ), novelista ^{[ 470 ]}
David Rakoff (1964–2012), autor ^{[ 471 ]}
Edeet Ravel (1955– ), novelista ^{[ 456 ]}
Mordecai Richler CC (1931–2001), autor y ensayista ^{[ 456 ]}
Nancy Richler (1957–2018), novelista ^{[ 472 ]}
Joel Rosenberg (1954–2011), autor de ciencia ficción.
Chava Rosenfarb (1923–2011), autora y poeta ^{[ 456 ]}
Devyani Saltzman (1979–), autor ^{[ 473 ]}
Gail Simmons (1976– ), escritora gastronómica ^{[ 474 ]}
Mariko Tamaki (1975– ), novelista gráfica ^{[ 475 ]}
Morley Torgov (1927–), novelista ^{[ 476 ]}
Aren X. Tulchinsky (1958– ), autor y guionista.
Eleanor Wachtel (1947– ), escritora y locutora ^{[ 48 ]}
William Weintraub (1926–2017), autor
Michael Wex (1954– ), novelista ^{[ 477 ]}
Adele Wiseman (1928–1992), autora ^{[ 478 ]}
Hirsch Wolofsky (1878–1949), autor en yiddish ^{[ 479 ]}
Shulamis Yelin (1913–2002), escritora y maestra ^{[ 480 ]}

Periodistas y locutores

Bárbara Amiel

Morley más seguro

Bárbara Amiel (1940–), periodista ^{[ 481 ]}
Sonia Benezra (1960– ), entrevistadora de televisión y radio ^{[ 482 ]}
David Brooks (1961– ), comentarista político ^{[ 483 ]}
Andrew Cohen (1955– ), periodista ^{[ 4 ]}
Nathan Cohen (1923–1971), crítico de teatro, locutor ^{[ 484 ]}
Michael Coren (1959– ), columnista y presentador de programas de entrevistas ^{[ 485 ]}
Red Fisher (1926–2018), periodista deportivo ^{[ 486 ]}
Josh Freed , columnista ^{[ 487 ]}
Barbara Frum OC (1937–1992), periodista ^{[ 488 ]}
David Frum (1960– ), comentarista político ^{[ 489 ]}
Eli Glasner , reportero de espectáculos
Ian Halperin (1964– ), periodista de investigación
Ken Hechtman (1967– ), periodista ^{[ 490 ]}
Ariel Helwani (1982– ), periodista de artes marciales mixtas ^{[ 491 ]}
Simma Holt (1922–2015), periodista y política ^{[ 46 ]}
Barbara Kay (1943– ), columnista ^{[ 189 ]}
Jonah Keri (1974– ), escritor deportivo ^{[ 492 ]}
Karin Kloosterman , periodista ^{[ 493 ]}
Charles Krauthammer (1950–2018), columnista ^{[ 494 ]}
Michele Landsberg (1939– ), periodista y activista feminista ^{[ 495 ]}
Dahlia Lithwick , editora sénior de Slate ^{[ 496 ]}
Jonathan Mann (1960– ), periodista ^{[ 497 ]}
Peter Newman (1929– ), periodista ^{[ 498 ]}
Hal Niedzviecki (1971– ), escritor ^{[ 499 ]}
Steve Paikin OC (1960– ), periodista y autor ^{[ 500 ]}
Abraham Rhinewine (1887–1932), periodista ^{[ 501 ]}
Carol Rosenberg , periodista
Morley Safer (1931–2016), periodista de radio y televisión y reportero ^{[ 502 ]}
Percy Saltzman (1915–2007), pronosticador del tiempo ^{[ 267 ]}
Joe Schlesinger (1928–2019), periodista ^{[ 503 ]}
Lionel Shapiro (1908–1958), periodista y novelista ^{[ 504 ]}
Dan Shulman (1967–), comentarista deportivo ^{[ 505 ]}
Evan Solomon (1968– ), periodista ^{[ 506 ]}
Larry Zolf (1934–2011), periodista ^{[ 507 ]}

poetas

Rachel Korn

Leonard Cohen

AM Klein

Frances Payne Adler , poeta estadounidense y canadiense ^{[ 508 ]}
Elizabeth Brewster (1922–2012), poeta ^{[ 470 ]}
Leonard Cohen (1934–2016), poeta y cantautor ^{[ 46 ]}
Adeena Karasick (1965–), poeta
AM Klein (1909–1972), poeta y novelista ^{[ 456 ]}
Rachel Korn (1898–1982), poeta y autora ^{[ 509 ]}
Aaron Kreuter
Irving Layton OC (1912–2006), poeta ^{[ 456 ]}
Eli Mandel (1922–1992), poeta ^{[ 510 ]}
Ida Maze (1893–1962), poeta yiddish ^{[ 511 ]}
Melech Ravitch , (1893–1976), poeta yiddish ^{[ 512 ]}
Joe Rosenblatt (1933–2019), poeta ^{[ 274 ]}
Gregory Scofield (1966– ), poeta ^{[ 513 ]}
Esther Segal (1895–1974), poeta yiddish ^{[ 514 ]}
JI Segal (1896–1954), poeta yiddish ^{[ 515 ]}
Joseph Sherman (1945–2006), poeta
Sholem Shtern (1907-1990), poeta yiddish ^{[ 516 ]}
Mark Strand (1934–2014), poeta y ensayista ^{[ 517 ]}
Miriam Waddington (1917–2004), poeta ^{[ 518 ]}
Tom Wayman (1945– ), poeta
Yudika (1898-1988), poeta yiddish ^{[ 519 ]}

Guionistas y dramaturgos

Ted Allan (1916–1995), guionista y dramaturgo ^{[ 4 ]}
Ben Barzman (1910–1989), guionista
Len Blum (1951– ), guionista ^{[ 520 ]}
Joel H. Cohen , guionista de televisión ^{[ 521 ]}
Robert Cohen , guionista de comedia ^{[ 522 ]}
Stan Daniels (1934–2007), guionista, director y productor ^{[ 523 ]}
Evan Goldberg (1982– ), guionista ^{[ 524 ]}
Elan Mastai (1974– ), guionista ^{[ 525 ]}
Hannah Moscovitch (1978– ), dramaturga ^{[ 526 ]}
Sharon Pollock (1936–2021), dramaturga ^{[ 462 ]}
Oren Safdie (1965–), dramaturgo ^{[ 527 ]}
Rick Salutin (1942– ), dramaturgo ^{[ 462 ]}
Adam Seelig (1975–), dramaturgo ^{[ 528 ]}
David Shore (1959– ), guionista de televisión
Beverley Simons (1938– ), dramaturga ^{[ 529 ]}
Sandor Stern (1936– ), guionista
Mel Tolkin (1913–2007), guionista de comedia televisiva ^{[ 530 ]}

Deportes

Atletismo

Bobbie Rosenfeld

Sasha Gollish (1981– ), corredora competitiva ^{[ 531 ]}
Abby Hoffman (1947– ), atleta de atletismo ^{[ 532 ]}
Gordon Orlikow (1960– ), competidor de decatlón , heptatlón y vallas, presidente de Athletics Canada , miembro del Comité Olímpico Canadiense , socio de Korn/Ferry International
Corson Robert Micheal Brown (1904—1969), runner and long Jew^[533]

Baseball

Gabe Cramer (born 1994), baseball player, pitcher
Goody Rosen (1912–1994), baseball player, outfielder, All-Star^[534]
Adam Stern (1980– ), baseball player, outfielder

Basketball

Doodie Bloomfield (1918–1950), basketball player^[535]
Julius Goldman (1910–2001), basketball player^[536]
Bennie Lands (1921–2014), basketball player^[535]
Irving Meretsky (1912–2006), basketball player^[537]^:227
Mendy Morein (1926–2003), basketball player^[535]
Cy Strulovitch (1925–2020), basketball player^[535]
Sol Tolchinsky (1929–2020), basketball^[535]
Murray Waxman (1925–2022), basketball^[535]

Canadian football

Mark Cohon

Sam Berger (1900–1992), president of the CFL^[538]
Noah Cantor (1971– ), CFL player^[539]
Mark Cohon (1966– ), CFL Commissioner^[540]
Sydney HalterOC (1905–1990), CFL Commissioner^[540]
Lew Hayman (1908–1984), Toronto Argonauts and Montreal Alouettes coach^[541]

Chess

Sofia Polgar

Jacob Ascher (1841–1912), chess master
Mark Bluvshtein (1988– ), chess grandmaster
Nathan Divinsky (1925–2012), chess master^[542]
Selim Franklin (1814–1885), chess master^[543]
Sofia Polgar (1974– ), chess grandmaster^[544]
Daniel YanofskyOC (1925–2000), Canada's first chess grandmaster

Combat sports

Sammy Luftspring

Mark Berger (1954– ), judoka, Olympic silver & bronze (heavyweight)
Maxie Berger (1917–2000), boxer^[545]
Eddie Creatchman (1928–1994), wrestler and manager^[546]
Al Foreman (1904–1954), boxer^[547]
Sarah Kaufman (1985– ), mixed martial artist^[548]
Sammy Luftspring (1916–2000), boxer, Canadian champion welterweight, Canada's Sports Hall of Fame^[549]
Fred Oberlander (1911–1996), wrestler; world champion (freestyle heavyweight); Maccabiah champion^[550]
Lanny Poffo (1954– ), wrestler^[551]
Irving Ungerman (1923–2015), boxing promoter and manager^[536]
David Zilberman (1982– ), freestyle wrestler^[552]

Figure skating

Petra Burka

Ellen Burka (1921–2016), figure skater^[536]
Petra Burka (1946– ), figure skater^[536]
Dylan Moscovitch (1984– ), pairs skater^[553]
Louis Rubenstein (1861–1931), world figure skating champion^[554]

Hockey

Murray Bannerman (1957– ), ice hockey, goaltender (NHL)
Hy Buller (1926–1968), ice hockey, All-Star defenceman (NHL)
Michael Cammalleri (1982– ), ice hockey, left wing (New Jersey Devils)^[555]
Jason Demers (1988– ), ice hockey defenseman (Arizona Coyotes)^[556]
Steve Dubinsky (1970– ), ice hockey, centre (NHL)
Oren Eizenman (1985– ), ice hockey centre^[555]
Kaleigh Fratkin (1992– ), ice hockey defenseman (Metropolitan Riveters) ^[557]^[558]
Mark Friedman (1995– ), ice hockey, NHL
Cecil Hart (1883–1940), Montreal Canadiens coach and namesake of the Hart Memorial Trophy^[559]
Adam Henrich (1984– ), ice hockey, left wing/centre (Serie A)
Michael Henrich (1980– ), ice hockey, right wing, first Jewish player drafted in first round to the NHL^[560]
Eric Himelfarb (1983– ), ice hockey centre (HC Thurgau)
Corey Hirsch (1972– ), ice hockey, goaltender (NHL)
Josh Ho-Sang (1996– ), ice hockey forward (New York Islanders)^[561]
Zach Hyman (1992– ), ice hockey left wing/centre (Edmonton Oilers)
Joe Ironstone (1898–1972), ice hockey goaltender (NHL)^[562]
Max Labovitch (1924–2018), ice hockey, right wing (NHL)^[563]
Brendan Leipsic (1994– ), ice hockey left wing (Vancouver Canucks)^[564]
Devon Levi (2001– ), ice hockey, goaltender (Northeastern Huskies, Canada men's national junior ice hockey team)
Alex Levinsky (1910–1990), ice hockey, defenceman (NHL)
Jacob Micflikier (1984– ), ice hockey forward (EHC Biel)^[565]
David Nemirovsky (1976– ), ice hockey, right wing (CSKA Moscow)
Bob Nystrom (1952– ), ice hockey, right wing (NHL)
Eric Nystrom (1983– ), ice hockey, left wing (NHL)^[537]^:174
Cory Pecker (1981– ), ice hockey, right wing (NHL, Nationalliga B)^[566]
Bob Plager (1943–2021), ice hockey defense (NHL)^[567]
Samuel Rothschild (1899–1987), ice hockey left wing (NHL)^[562]
Eliezer Sherbatov (1991– ), ice hockey, left wing (KHL)^[568]
Max Silverman (1900–1966), ice hockey manager
Trevor Smith (1985– ), ice hockey, centre (Toronto Maple Leafs)^[569]
Ronnie Stern (1967– ), ice hockey, right wing (NHL)
Josh Tordjman (1985– ), ice hockey goaltender (EC Red Bull Salzburg)
Mike Veisor (1952– ), ice hockey, goaltender (NHL)^[570]
Stephen Weiss (1983– ), ice hockey, forward (Detroit Red Wings, NHL)^[571]
Ethan Werek (1991– ), ice hockey, forward (OHL, NHL)
Bernie Wolfe (1951– ), ice hockey, goaltender^[572]
Larry Zeidel (1928–2014), ice hockey defenceman (NHL)

Racing

Lance Stroll

Tanya Dubnicoff (1969– ), track cyclist^[537]^:239
Leah Goldstein (1969– ), Canadian-Israeli professional road racing cyclist winner of the Race Across America, World Bantamweight Kickboxing Champion, and Israel Duathlon national champion
Yonnie Starr (1905–1990), racehorse trainer
Lance Stroll (1998– ), Formula One driver^[180]

Racket sports

Sharon Fichman

Jesse Levine

Sharon Fichman (1990– ), tennis player^[573]
Sherman Greenfeld (1962– ), racquetball player^[536]
Jesse Levine (1987– ), Canadian-American tennis player^[574]
Denis Shapovalov (1999– ), tennis player^[575]
Andrew Sznajder (1967– ), tennis player^[537]^:258

Soccer

Adam Braz (1981– ), former professional soccer player^[576]
Tomer Chencinski (1984– ), Israeli-Canadian soccer player^[577]
Gottfried Fuchs (1889–1972), soccer (German national team)^[578]
Daniel Haber (1992– ), soccer player^[579]
Samuel Hazan (1983– ), soccer player
Frederick Stambrook (1929–2005), president of the Canadian Soccer Association^[580]

Other

Josh Binstock (1981– ), beach volleyball player^[581]
Sam Schachter (1990– ), beach volleyball player^[581]
Ben WeiderOC (1923–2008), bodybuilder and entrepreneur^[582]
Joe Weider (1919–2013), bodybuilder and entrepreneur^[582]

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