Wikipedia:People by year/Reports/Canadians/For years in Canada (births)
Appearance
- 1450 — John Cabot (d. 1499), Bristol, Explorers of Canada,
- 1491 — Jacques Cartier (d. 1557), Explorers of Canada, French explorers,
- 1535 — Martin Frobisher (d. 1594), Explorers of Canada,
- 1550 — John Davis (English explorer) (d. 1605), 1911 Britannica, Explorers of Canada,
- 1558 — Pierre Dugua, Sieur de Monts (d. 1628), Canadian historical figures,
- 1565 — Francis Tanfield Newfoundland colonial leaders, People stubs,
- 1567 — Samuel de Champlain (d. 1635), Canadian historical figures, Explorers of Canada, French explorers, Geographers, Ontario history, Quebec history,
- 1575 — Robert Hayman (d. 1629), Newfoundland colonial leaders,
- 1579 — Richard Whitbourne (d. 1628), Newfoundland colonial leaders,
- 1580 — George Calvert, 1st Baron Baltimore (d. 1632), British Secretaries of State, Newfoundland colonial leaders, Peers,
- 1584 — William Baffin (d. 1622), Explorers of Canada,
- 1586 — John Mason (d. 1635), Newfoundland colonial leaders,
- 1592 — Étienne Brûlé (d. 1632), Canadian historical figures, Explorers of Canada, French explorers, Michigan history, Ontario history, Quebec history,
- 1597 — David Kirke (d. 1654), Newfoundland colonial leaders,
- 1598 — Jean Nicolet (d. 1642), Explorers of Canada, French explorers, Quebec history,
- 1605 — Cæcilius Calvert, 2nd Baron Baltimore (d. 1675), Newfoundland colonial leaders,
- 1606 — Jeanne Mance (d. 1673), Canadian historical figures, Quebec history,
- 1616 — Charles Albanel (d. 1696), Canadian historical figures, Jesuits,
- 1618 — Médard des Groseilliers (d. 1696), Canadian historical figures, Explorers of Canada, French explorers,
- 1618 — John Treworgie Newfoundland colonial leaders,
- 1622 — Louis de Buade de Frontenac (d. 1698), Canadian historical figures, Michigan history, People stubs,
- 1626 — Louis Hennepin (d. 1705), Explorers of Canada, Franciscans, French explorers, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Minnesota history, Niagara Falls, Roman Catholic missionaries,
- 1635 — Adam Dollard des Ormeaux (d. 1660), Canadian historical figures, New France, Quebec history,
- 1636 — Daniel Greysolon, Sieur du Lhut (d. 1710), Canadian historical figures, Explorers of Canada, French explorers, Minnesota history, New France, Ontario history,
- 1636 — Jacques Marquette (d. 1675), Chicagoans, Explorers of Canada, French explorers, Jesuits, Michigan history,
- 1636 — Pierre-Esprit Radisson (d. 1710), Explorers of Canada, French explorers,
- 1643 — René Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle (d. 1687), Explorers of Canada, French explorers, Michigan history,
- 1645 — Louis Joliet (d. 1700), Canadian explorers, Explorers of Canada,
- 1656 — Kateri Tekakwitha (d. 1680), Beatified people, Canadian First Nations people, Mohawk tribe, Native American religious figures, Roman Catholics,
- 1665 — Zacharie Robutel de La Noue Canadian explorers, Canadian historical figures, Explorers of Canada, New France, Ontario history, People stubs,
- 1685 — Pierre Gaultier de Varennes et de la Vérendrye (d. 1749), Canadian historical figures,
- 1698 — Pierre de Cavagnal, Marquis de Vaudreuil (d. 1778), Canadian historical figures,
- 1704 — John Byng (d. 1757), 1911 Britannica, Newfoundland colonial leaders, Royal Navy admirals,
- 1712 — Louis-Joseph de Montcalm (d. 1759), Canadian historical figures, French and Indian War people, French generals,
- 1717 — Jeffrey Amherst, 1st Baron Amherst (d. 1797), British Field Marshals, French and Indian War people, Governors of British North America, Peers,
- 1718 — Frederick Haldimand (d. 1791), Governors of British North America,
- 1718 — George Brydges Rodney, 1st Baron Rodney (d. 1792), Newfoundland colonial leaders, Peers, Royal Navy admirals,
- 1718 — John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich (d. 1792), 1911 Britannica, British Secretaries of State, Lords of the Admiralty, Newfoundland colonial leaders, Peers,
- 1720 — Chief Pontiac (d. 1769), Canadian historical figures, Michigan history, Native American leaders,
- 1721 — James Murray (military officer) (d. 1794), British Army generals, Governors of British North America,
- 1723 — John Burgoyne (d. 1792), British Army generals, Canadian historical figures, Old Westminsters,
- 1723 — John Byron (d. 1786), Newfoundland colonial leaders, Royal Navy admirals,
- 1724 — Guy Carleton, 1st Baron Dorchester (d. 1808), Governors of British North America,
- 1725 — Thomas Graves, 1st Baron Graves (d. 1801), Newfoundland colonial leaders, Peers, Royal Navy admirals,
- 1727 — James Wolfe (d. 1759), British Army generals, Canadian historical figures, Canadian people stubs, French and Indian War people, Quebec,
- 1728 — James Cook (d. 1779), Explorers of Canada, Royal Navy officers,
- 1733 — Peter Russell (politician) (d. 1808), Canadian historical figures,
- 1734 — Alexander Grant (d. 1813), Canadian historical figures,
- 1739 — Peter Pond (d. 1807), Explorers of Canada, People from Connecticut,
- 1740 — Guy Johnson (d. 1788), American Revolution people, Canadian historical figures,
- 1742 — Joseph Brant (d. 1807), American Revolution people, Canadian historical figures, Mohawk tribe, Native American leaders,
- 1742 — John Johnson (Loyalist) (d. 1830), American Revolution people, Canadian historical figures,
- 1744 — James McGill (d. 1813), Canadian historical figures, Canadian people stubs, McGill University, People from Quebec, Philanthropists,
- 1744 — William Berczy (d. 1813), Canadian painters,
- 1746 — Peter Hunter (d. 1805), Canadian historical figures,
- 1750 — Simon McTavish (d. 1804), Canadian historical figures, Canadian history, Canadian philanthropists, Early Canadian business leaders, Fur trade, People from Quebec,
- 1752 — John Graves Simcoe (d. 1806), Canadian historical figures, Lieutenant Governors of Ontario, Lieutenant colonels, London, Ontario, Ontario history,
- 1756 — James Gambier, 1st Baron Gambier (d. 1833), Lords of the Admiralty, Newfoundland colonial leaders, Peers, People stubs, Royal Navy admirals,
- 1760 — Philemon Wright (d. 1839), Early Canadian business leaders, Ottawa, West Quebec,
- 1763 — Frederick Philip Robinson (d. 1852), Canadian historical figures, People stubs,
- 1763 — John Molson (d. 1836), Canadian historical figures, Canadian history, Canadian people stubs, Early Canadian business leaders, Important people in rail transport, Molson family, People from Quebec,
- 1763 — John Kinzie (d. 1828), Chicago history, Chicagoans, People from Quebec,
- 1764 — Alexander Mackenzie (explorer) (d. 1820), Explorers of Canada, Explorers of the Arctic,
- 1764 — James Kempt (d. 1854), 1911 Britannica, British Army generals, Governors of British North America,
- 1764 — Charles Lennox, 4th Duke of Richmond (d. 1819), Cricketers, English batsmen, English cricketers, English wicket-keepers, Governors of British North America, Knights of the Garter, Lords Lieutenant of Ireland, Peers, Surrey cricketers,
- 1764 — John Coape Sherbrooke (d. 1830), Governors of British North America,
- 1768 — Tecumseh (d. 1813), Canadian historical figures, Indiana history, Native American leaders, Shawnee tribe,
- 1769 — Francis Gore (d. 1852), Canadian historical figures,
- 1769 — Isaac Brock (d. 1813), Canadian military people, Michigan history, War of 1812,
- 1770 — David Thompson (explorer) (d. 1857), Explorers of Canada, People from Quebec,
- 1770 — George Ramsay, 9th Earl of Dalhousie (d. 1838), Governors of British North America, Peers,
- 1775 — Laura Secord (d. 1868), Canadian historical figures, War of 1812,
- 1775 — Matthew Whitworth-Aylmer, 5th Baron Aylmer (d. 1850), Governors of British North America, Peers,
- 1776 — Simon Fraser (explorer) (d. 1862), Explorers of Canada,
- 1776 — Archibald Acheson, 2nd Earl of Gosford (d. 1849), Governors of British North America, Peers,
- 1776 — John Neilson (d. 1848), People from Quebec, Wikipedia cleanup,
- 1777 — Richard Downes Jackson (d. 1845), Canadian people stubs,
- 1778 — John Strachan (d. 1867), Canadian Clergy, Canadian historical figures, Ontario politicians,
- 1778 — John Colborne, 1st Baron Seaton (d. 1863), 1911 Britannica, British Field Marshals, Governors of British North America,
- 1779 — John By (d. 1836), British Army officers, Canadian historical figures, Engineers,
- 1781 — Charles Bagot (d. 1843), Governors General of the Province of Canada,
- 1782 — John Clitherow (d. 1852), Canadian military people, Lieutenant Governors of Ontario, Lieutenant Governors of Quebec,
- 1783 — Charles Cathcart, 2nd Earl Cathcart (d. 1859), Governors General of the Province of Canada, Peers,
- 1785 — Charles Metcalfe, 1st Baron Metcalfe (d. 1846), Governors General of the Province of Canada,
- 1786 — Louis-Joseph Papineau (d. 1871), Canadian historical figures, Leaders of the founding parties of Liberal Party of Canada, People from Quebec, Quebec history, Quebec politicians,
- 1786 — John Franklin (d. 1847), Explorers of Canada, Governors of Tasmania,
- 1787 — Samuel Cunard, 1st Baronet Cunard (d. 1865), Baronets, Early Canadian business leaders, People from Nova Scotia,
- 1787 — George Simpson (administrator) (d. 1860), Canadian history, Early Canadian business leaders,
- 1789 — Peter McGill (d. 1860), Canadian people stubs, Early Canadian business leaders, Montreal mayors, People from Quebec,
- 1789 — Izaak Walton Killam (d. 1865), Early Canadian business leaders,
- 1789 — William Machin Stairs (d. 1865), Early Canadian business leaders, People from Nova Scotia,
- 1790 — William Edward Parry (d. 1855), 1911 Britannica, Explorers of Canada, Explorers of the Arctic, Royal Navy admirals,
- 1791 — Wolfred Nelson (d. 1863), Canadian people stubs, Montreal mayors, People from Quebec, Quebec history, Quebec politicians,
- 1792 — Charles Duncombe (d. 1867), Canadian historical figures, London, Ontario, Ontario history,
- 1792 — Thomas McKay (d. 1855), Early Canadian business leaders,
- 1792 — John George Lambton, 1st Earl of Durham (d. 1840), Governors General of the Province of Canada, Lords Privy Seal, Peers,
- 1792 — James W. Johnston (d. 1873), Nova Scotia premiers,
- 1793 — Cuthbert Grant (d. 1854), Canadian First Nations people, Canadian historical figures,
- 1793 — Ruggles Wright (d. 1863), Early Canadian business leaders,
- 1793 — Charles Fox Bennett (d. 1883), Newfoundland colonial leaders,
- 1794 — William Lauder (contractor) (d. 1845), Canadian historical figures, Canadian history, Early Canadian business leaders, People from Quebec,
- 1794 — Nicholas Sparks (Ottawa) (d. 1862), Canadian historical figures,
- 1794 — Robert Nelson (d. 1873), People from Quebec, Quebec politicians,
- 1795 — William Lyon Mackenzie (d. 1861), Canadian historical figures, Canadian journalists, Mayors of Toronto,
- 1795 — Étienne-Paschal Taché (d. 1865), Fathers of Confederation, People stubs, Premiers of the Province of Canada,
- 1795 — Alexander Keith (d. 1873), Canadian businesspeople, Canadian mayors, People from Nova Scotia, People stubs,
- 1796 — John Redpath (d. 1869), Canadian historical figures, Canadian philanthropists, Early Canadian business leaders, People from Quebec,
- 1796 — Thomas Chandler Haliburton (d. 1865), Canadian writers,
- 1796 — John Easton Mills (d. 1847), Montreal mayors,
- 1797 — Donald Gunn (d. 1878), Manitoba politicians,
- 1798 — Daniel Massey (manufacturer) (d. 1856), Canadian people stubs,
- 1798 — Allan MacNab (d. 1862), Premiers of the Province of Canada,
- 1799 — Ludger Duvernay (d. 1852), People from Quebec,
- 1799 — Charles Poulett Thomson, 1st Baron Sydenham (d. 1841), Governors General of the Province of Canada, Peers,
- 1799 — James B. Uniacke (d. 1858), Nova Scotia premiers, People stubs,
- 1800 — James Clark Ross (d. 1862), Explorers of Antarctica, Explorers of Canada, Royal Navy officers,
- 1800 — Edward Barron Chandler (d. 1880), Fathers of Confederation, Lieutenant Governors of New Brunswick,
- 1804 — Joseph Howe (d. 1873), Fathers of Confederation, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Nova Scotia premiers,
- 1805 — Edmund Walker Head (d. 1868), Governors General of the Province of Canada,
- 1807 — William Workman (d. 1878), Canadian people stubs, Early Canadian business leaders, Montreal mayors, People from Quebec,
- 1807 — Francis Hincks (d. 1885), Canadian Ministers of Finance, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs, Premiers of the Province of Canada,
- 1808 — Charles Fisher (d. 1880), Fathers of Confederation, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, New Brunswick premiers,
- 1808 — John William Ritchie (d. 1890), Fathers of Confederation, People stubs,
- 1808 — William Annand (d. 1887), Nova Scotia premiers,
- 1808 — Charles Wilson (Canadian politician) (d. 1877), Canadian senators, Montreal mayors,
- 1809 — Jonathan McCully (d. 1877), Fathers of Confederation,
- 1810 — Hugh Allan (d. 1882), Canadian people stubs, Early Canadian business leaders,
- 1810 — George Coles (d. 1875), Fathers of Confederation, Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1811 — Robert B. Dickey (d. 1903), Fathers of Confederation, People stubs,
- 1811 — William Pearce Howland (d. 1907), Fathers of Confederation, Lieutenant Governors of Ontario, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1812 — John Sandfield Macdonald (d. 1872), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario premiers, Premiers of the Province of Canada,
- 1812 — François Réal Angers (d. 1860), People from Quebec,
- 1813 — Henry Scadding (d. 1901), Canadian Clergy, Canadian historians, Canadian writers,
- 1813 — Casimir Gzowski (d. 1898), Lieutenant Governors of Ontario, Polish engineers,
- 1813 — George L. Hathaway (d. 1872), New Brunswick premiers,
- 1814 — John Hamilton Gray (New Brunswick) (d. 1889), Fathers of Confederation, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, New Brunswick premiers,
- 1814 — William Steeves (d. 1873), Canadian senators, Fathers of Confederation, New Brunswick politicians,
- 1815 — Robert Poore Haythorne (d. 1891), Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1816 — Joseph Edouard Cauchon (d. 1885), Manitoba Lieutenant-Governors, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Quebec politicians, Speakers of the Canadian Senate,
- 1816 — Archibald McKellar (d. 1894), Ontario politicians,
- 1817 — John Palliser (d. 1887), Explorers of Canada,
- 1817 — Francis Godschall Johnson (d. 1894), Manitoba Lieutenant-Governors,
- 1817 — John Willoughby Crawford (d. 1875), Lieutenant Governors of Ontario, People stubs,
- 1817 — Donald Alexander Macdonald (d. 1896), Lieutenant Governors of Ontario, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1817 — Henry William Stisted (d. 1875), Lieutenant Governors of Ontario,
- 1818 — John Mercer Johnson Fathers of Confederation, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1818 — Simon James Dawson (d. 1902), Civil engineers, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1819 — Henry Morgan (merchant) (d. 1893), Canadian historical figures, Canadian history, Early Canadian business leaders, People from Quebec,
- 1819 — Frederick Carter (d. 1900), Fathers of Confederation, Newfoundland colonial leaders,
- 1820 — Donald Alexander Smith, 1st Baron Strathcona and Mount Royal (d. 1914), Canadian philanthropists, Early Canadian business leaders, Manitoba politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Peers, Quebec history,
- 1820 — Joseph Godéric Blanchet (d. 1890), Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1820 — John Rose, 1st Baronet Rose (d. 1888), Baronets, Canadian Ministers of Finance, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Quebec politicians,
- 1820 — John William Dawson (d. 1899), 1911 Britannica, Canadian scientists, People from Nova Scotia, People stubs, Quebec history,
- 1820 — Andrew R. Wetmore (d. 1892), New Brunswick premiers,
- 1820 — Hiram Blanchard (d. 1874), Nova Scotia premiers,
- 1820 — Pierre-Joseph-Olivier Chauveau (d. 1890), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Quebec premiers, Speakers of the Canadian Senate,
- 1821 — Philip Carteret Hill (d. 1894), Nova Scotia premiers,
- 1822 — George William Allan (d. 1901), Canadian people stubs, Mayors of Toronto, Speakers of the Canadian Senate,
- 1822 — Thomas Heath Haviland (d. 1895), Canadian people stubs, Canadian senators, Fathers of Confederation, Lieutenant Governors of Prince Edward Island,
- 1822 — Timothy Warren Anglin (d. 1896), New Brunswick politicians, Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1822 — Marc-Amable Girard (d. 1892), Manitoba premiers,
- 1822 — Albert J. Smith (d. 1883), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, New Brunswick premiers,
- 1822 — Lemuel Cambridge Owen (d. 1912), Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1822 — Charles-Eugène Boucher de Boucherville (d. 1915), People stubs, Quebec premiers,
- 1822 — Matthew Crooks Cameron (d. 1887), Ontario politicians,
- 1823 — Mary Bethune Abbott (d. 1898), Canadian people stubs, Spouses of the Prime Ministers of Canada,
- 1823 — James Cox Aikins (d. 1904), Canadian senators, Manitoba Lieutenant-Governors, Ontario politicians,
- 1823 — Gédéon Ouimet (d. 1905), People stubs, Quebec premiers,
- 1823 — Lachlin McCallum (d. 1903), Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1823 — William Murdoch (poet) (d. 1887), Canadian poets, English-language poets, People stubs, Scottish poets,
- 1824 — Peter Mitchell (d. 1899), Fathers of Confederation, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, New Brunswick premiers, Shipbuilders,
- 1824 — Edward Whelan (d. 1867), Fathers of Confederation,
- 1824 — John Robson (d. 1892), British Columbia premiers,
- 1824 — Joseph Hensley (d. 1884), Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1825 — Jane Mackenzie (d. 1893), Canadian people stubs, Spouses of the Prime Ministers of Canada,
- 1825 — Richard William Scott (d. 1913), Canadian senators, Ontario politicians,
- 1826 — Frances Tupper (d. 1920), Canadian people stubs, Spouses of the Prime Ministers of Canada,
- 1826 — Alexander Morris (d. 1889), Manitoba Lieutenant-Governors, Manitoba politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1826 — James Colledge Pope (d. 1885), Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1827 — John Rudolphus Booth (d. 1925), Early Canadian business leaders,
- 1827 — William Hall (d. 1904), Canadian Victoria Cross recipients, Royal Navy sailors,
- 1828 — Andrew Charles Elliott (d. 1889), British Columbia premiers,
- 1828 — John Carling (d. 1911), London, Ontario, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1828 — William Whiteway (d. 1908), Newfoundland colonial leaders,
- 1829 — George Stephen, 1st Baron Mount Stephen (d. 1921), Canadian historical figures, Canadian philanthropists, Early Canadian business leaders, Important people in rail transport, Peers, People from Quebec,
- 1829 — Harriet Moore Bowell (d. 1884), Canadian people stubs, Spouses of the Prime Ministers of Canada,
- 1829 — Andrew Archibald Macdonald (d. 1912), Canadian senators, Fathers of Confederation, Lieutenant Governors of Prince Edward Island,
- 1829 — William Robinson Clark (d. 1912), Canadian Clergy,
- 1829 — Henri-Gustave Joly de Lotbinière (d. 1908), Lieutenant Governors of British Columbia, Quebec premiers,
- 1829 — John James Fraser (d. 1896), Lieutenant Governors of New Brunswick, New Brunswick premiers,
- 1831 — Emily Stowe (d. 1903), Early Canadian feminists,
- 1831 — Robert Machray (d. 1904), Anglicans, Canadian Clergy, People stubs,
- 1831 — Simon H. Holmes (d. 1919), Nova Scotia premiers,
- 1831 — John Jones Ross (d. 1901), People stubs, Quebec premiers, Speakers of the Canadian Senate,
- 1831 — David Mills (Canadian politician) (d. 1903), Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs,
- 1831 — Francis Evans Cornish (d. 1878), London, Ontario mayors, Winnipeg mayors,
- 1832 — Félix-Gabriel Marchand (d. 1900), People stubs, Quebec premiers,
- 1833 — Alexander Roberts Dunn (d. 1868), Canadian Victoria Cross recipients,
- 1833 — Edward Blake (d. 1912), Leaders of the Liberal Party of Canada, Leaders of the Liberal Party of Ontario, Ontario premiers, People stubs,
- 1833 — Henry Joseph Clarke (d. 1889), Manitoba politicians,
- 1834 — Thomas Bain (d. 1915), Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1834 — John Herbert Turner (d. 1923), British Columbia premiers,
- 1834 — George Anthony Walkem (d. 1908), British Columbia premiers,
- 1834 — Donald Farquharson (d. 1903), Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1835 — Richard John Cartwright (d. 1912), Canadian Ministers of Finance, Canadian Ministers of Trade and Commerce, Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1835 — Edgar Dewdney (d. 1916), Lieutenant Governors of British Columbia, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1835 — Daniel L. Hanington (d. 1909), New Brunswick premiers,
- 1835 — James A. Reilly (d. 1909), Calgary mayors,
- 1836 — Agnes Macdonald (d. 1920), Canadian people stubs, Spouses of the Prime Ministers of Canada,
- 1836 — James MacLeod (d. 1894), Canadian judges, People stubs, Royal Canadian Mounted Police commissioners,
- 1836 — William Mortimer Clark (d. 1917), Lieutenant Governors of Ontario,
- 1836 — Robert Beaven (d. 1920), British Columbia premiers,
- 1836 — Charles Augustus Semlin (d. 1927), British Columbia premiers,
- 1836 — Alfred Boyd (d. 1908), Manitoba politicians,
- 1836 — Dalton McCarthy (d. 1898), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1836 — Robert Thorburn (d. 1906), Newfoundland colonial leaders,
- 1837 — Richard Bucke (d. 1902), Canadian scientists,
- 1837 — Arthur S. Hardy (d. 1901), Ontario premiers,
- 1837 — Joseph-Alfred Mousseau (d. 1886), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Quebec premiers,
- 1837 — Acheson Irvine (d. 1916), Royal Canadian Mounted Police commissioners,
- 1838 — Peter White (d. 1906), Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1838 — Thomas Greenway (d. 1908), Manitoba premiers,
- 1838 — James Craig Watson (d. 1880), American astronomers, Canadian astronomers, Lists of asteroids,
- 1838 — Daniel Webster Marsh (d. 1916), Calgary mayors,
- 1839 — James Colebrooke Patterson (d. 1929), Manitoba Lieutenant-Governors, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1839 — George E. King (d. 1901), Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, New Brunswick premiers,
- 1839 — Adolphe Basile Routhier (d. 1920), Canadian songwriters,
- 1839 — Louis-Honoré Fréchette (d. 1908), Quebec authors,
- 1839 — Augustus F. Goodridge (d. 1920), Newfoundland colonial leaders,
- 1840 — Honoré Mercier (d. 1894), Canadian lawyers, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Quebec premiers,
- 1840 — John Christian Schultz (d. 1896), Manitoba Lieutenant-Governors, Manitoba politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1840 — Joseph-Adolphe Chapleau (d. 1898), Quebec premiers,
- 1840 — Louis-Olivier Taillon (d. 1923), Quebec premiers,
- 1840 — James Fisher (Manitoba politician) (d. 1927), Manitoba politicians,
- 1840 — William Ralph Meredith (d. 1923), Ontario politicians,
- 1841 — Zoe Laurier (d. 1921), Canadian people stubs, Spouses of the Prime Ministers of Canada,
- 1841 — James David Edgar (d. 1899), Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1841 — George Airey Kirkpatrick (d. 1899), Lieutenant Governors of Ontario, Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1841 — Robert A. Davis (d. 1903), Manitoba premiers,
- 1841 — John Norquay (d. 1889), Manitoba premiers,
- 1841 — George William Ross (d. 1905), Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario premiers,
- 1842 — John Morison Gibson (d. 1929), Lieutenant Governors of Ontario,
- 1842 — William Smithe (d. 1887), British Columbia premiers,
- 1842 — Neil McLeod (d. 1915), Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1843 — William Cornelius Van Horne (d. 1915), Art collectors, Canadian businesspeople, Canadian historical figures, Important people in rail transport, People from Illinois,
- 1843 — William Otter (d. 1929), Canadian military people,
- 1843 — Thomas Simpson Sproule (d. 1917), Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1843 — David H. Harrison (d. 1905), Manitoba premiers,
- 1843 — James Mitchell (Canadian politician) (d. 1897), New Brunswick premiers,
- 1843 — James P. Whitney (d. 1914), Ontario premiers,
- 1843 — William Wilfred Sullivan (d. 1920), Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1843 — Joseph Featherston (d. 1913), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1843 — Jean Blanchet (d. 1908), Quebec politicians,
- 1844 — Andrew George Blair (d. 1907), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, New Brunswick premiers,
- 1844 — Henry Collins (d. 1904), Mayors of Vancouver,
- 1845 — Annie Thompson (d. 1913), Canadian people stubs, Spouses of the Prime Ministers of Canada,
- 1845 — André Besette (d. 1937), Beatified people, Canadian Clergy, Roman Catholic priests,
- 1845 — Henry Petty-FitzMaurice, 5th Marquess of Lansdowne (d. 1927), British Secretaries of State, Canadian Governors General, Knights of the Garter, Peers, Viceroys of India,
- 1845 — Louis Henry Davies (d. 1921), Chief Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1846 — Anna Hannon Bates (d. 1886), Canadian people,
- 1846 — Daniel Hunter McMillan (d. 1933), Manitoba Lieutenant-Governors, Manitoba politicians,
- 1846 — John Howatt Bell (d. 1929), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1847 — George Eulas Foster (d. 1931), Canadian Ministers of Finance, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1847 — Alexander Edmund Batson Davie (d. 1889), British Columbia premiers,
- 1847 — Edmund James Flynn (d. 1927), People stubs, Quebec premiers,
- 1847 — James Garden (d. 1914), Mayors of Vancouver,
- 1848 — Hugh Graham, 1st Baron Atholstan (d. 1938), Early Canadian business leaders, Newspaper publishers, Peers, People from Quebec,
- 1848 — Joseph-Aldéric Ouimet (d. 1916), Quebec lieutenants, Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1848 — William Stevens Fielding (d. 1929), Canadian Ministers of Finance, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Nova Scotia premiers,
- 1848 — George Clift King (d. 1934), Calgary mayors,
- 1848 — Honoré Beaugrand (d. 1906), Montreal mayors,
- 1849 — Sir William Mackenzie (d. 1923), Canadian businesspeople, Canadian historical figures, Important people in rail transport,
- 1849 — George Mercer Dawson (d. 1901), Canadian scientists, Geologists,
- 1849 — Lemuel J. Tweedie (d. 1917), Lieutenant Governors of New Brunswick, New Brunswick premiers,
- 1849 — Francis Longworth Haszard (d. 1938), Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1849 — Charles Mickle Manitoba politicians,
- 1850 — William Pugsley (d. 1925), Lieutenant Governors of New Brunswick, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, New Brunswick premiers,
- 1850 — Hugh John Macdonald (d. 1929), Manitoba premiers, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1850 — William T. Pipes (d. 1909), Nova Scotia premiers,
- 1850 — Charles Braithwaite (d. 1910), Manitoba politicians,
- 1850 — James Delamere Lafferty (d. 1920), Calgary mayors,
- 1850 — George Murdoch (d. 1910), Calgary mayors,
- 1850 — Daniel J. Greene (d. 1911), Newfoundland colonial leaders,
- 1851 — Levi Addison Ault (d. 1930), Canadian businesspeople, Cincinnati, Ohio,
- 1851 — James Dunsmuir (d. 1920), British Columbia premiers, Lieutenant Governors of British Columbia,
- 1851 — James Albert Manning Aikins (d. 1929), Manitoba Lieutenant-Governors, Manitoba politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1851 — H. James Palmer (d. 1939), Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1851 — Frederick Peters (d. 1919), Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1852 — Francis Cochrane (d. 1919), Canadian mayors, Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1852 — Theodore Davie (d. 1898), British Columbia premiers,
- 1852 — Joseph Martin (Canadian politician) (d. 1923), British Columbia premiers, Manitoba politicians,
- 1852 — Alexander B. Warburton (d. 1929), Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1852 — Pascal Poirier (d. 1933), Canadian senators,
- 1852 — John Andrew Davidson (d. 1903), Manitoba politicians,
- 1852 — Charles Douglas Mayors of Vancouver,
- 1853 — Donald Mann (d. 1934), Canadian businesspeople, Canadian historical figures, Important people in rail transport,
- 1853 — Charles McCool (d. 1926), Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1853 — Charles Vance Millar (d. 1926), Canadian lawyers,
- 1853 — Charles Fitzpatrick (d. 1942), Chief Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, Lieutenant Governors of Quebec, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1853 — Pierre-Évariste Leblanc (d. 1918), Lieutenant Governors of Quebec, Quebec politicians,
- 1853 — Rodmond P. Roblin (d. 1937), Manitoba premiers,
- 1853 — Henry R. Emmerson (d. 1914), New Brunswick premiers,
- 1853 — Sam Hughes (d. 1921), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1853 — William Templeton (d. 1898), Mayors of Vancouver,
- 1854 — Alan Bristol Aylesworth (d. 1952), Canadian lawyers, People stubs,
- 1854 — Edward Gawler Prior (d. 1920), British Columbia premiers, Lieutenant Governors of British Columbia, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1854 — Douglas Colin Cameron (d. 1921), Manitoba Lieutenant-Governors, Manitoba politicians, Ontario politicians,
- 1854 — Arthur Peters (d. 1908), Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1854 — James Alexander Lougheed (d. 1925), Alberta politicians, Canadian senators,
- 1854 — William Henry Drummond (d. 1907), Canadian poets, People stubs,
- 1855 — Charles Kingsmill (d. 1935), Canadian military people,
- 1855 — Simon-Napoléon Parent (d. 1920), Quebec premiers,
- 1855 — Homer Watson (d. 1936), Canadian painters, People stubs,
- 1855 — Charles Joseph Doherty (d. 1931), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1856 — James Klock (d. 1927), Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1856 — Francis Clergue (d. 1939), Early Canadian business leaders, People from Maine,
- 1856 — John Oliver (d. 1927), British Columbia premiers,
- 1857 — Adelaide Hoodless (d. 1910), Canadian social justice activists,
- 1857 — Theodore Arthur Burrows (d. 1929), Manitoba Lieutenant-Governors, Manitoba politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1857 — John Strathearn Hendrie (d. 1923), Lieutenant Governors of Ontario,
- 1857 — George J. Clark (d. 1917), New Brunswick premiers,
- 1857 — Frederick W. A. G. Haultain (d. 1942), Alberta politicians, Northwest Territories politicians, Saskatchewan politicians,
- 1857 — George Halsey Perley (d. 1938), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs,
- 1858 — Margaret Ridley Charlton (d. 1931), Canadian historical figures,
- 1858 — David Blyth Hanna (d. 1938), Canadian businesspeople, Important people in rail transport, People stubs,
- 1858 — Andrew Bonar Law (d. 1923), British Prime Ministers, British Secretaries of State, Chancellors of the Exchequer, Leaders of the British Conservative Party, Lords Privy Seal, People from New Brunswick,
- 1858 — Ralph Smith (d. 1917), British Columbia politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Trade unionists,
- 1858 — Robert Alexander Anderson (d. 1916), Mayors of Vancouver,
- 1859 — Henry Pellatt (d. 1939), Early Canadian business leaders,
- 1859 — J. Norman Collie (d. 1942), British scientists, Climbers, Explorers of Canada,
- 1859 — Robert Franklin Sutherland (d. 1922), Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1859 — William Proudfoot (d. 1922), Canadian senators, Ontario politicians,
- 1859 — Wellington Bartley Willoughby (d. 1932), Canadian senators, Saskatchewan politicians,
- 1859 — George Perry Graham (d. 1943), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1859 — Daniel McKenzie (d. 1927), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1859 — Edward Patrick Morris, 1st Baron Morris (d. 1935), Newfoundland colonial leaders, Peers,
- 1860 — H. Montagu Allan (d. 1951), Early Canadian business leaders, Hockey Hall of Fame, People from Quebec,
- 1860 — Napoléon Antoine Belcourt (d. 1932), Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1860 — Charles Marcil (d. 1937), Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1860 — Charles G. D. Roberts (d. 1943), Canadian poets, Canadian writers, People from New Brunswick,
- 1860 — James Duncan McGregor (d. 1935), Manitoba Lieutenant-Governors,
- 1860 — John Douglas Hazen (d. 1937), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, New Brunswick premiers,
- 1860 — Mary Dignam (d. 1938), Canadian painters,
- 1860 — Laura Muntz Lyall (d. 1930), Canadian painters, Impressionism,
- 1860 — Henry Wise Wood (d. 1941), Alberta politicians,
- 1860 — Alexander Grant MacKay Ontario politicians,
- 1861 — Mary Ellen Smith (d. 1933), British Columbia politicians, Early Canadian feminists,
- 1861 — Lomer Gouin (d. 1929), Lieutenant Governors of Quebec, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Quebec premiers,
- 1861 — Tobias C. Norris (d. 1936), Manitoba premiers,
- 1861 — George H. Murray (d. 1929), Nova Scotia premiers,
- 1861 — Clifford Sifton (d. 1929), Manitoba politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1861 — Charles Hazlitt Cahan (d. 1944), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs,
- 1861 — Charles Ernest Gault (d. 1946), Quebec politicians,
- 1861 — Joseph-Mathias Tellier (d. 1952), Quebec politicians,
- 1861 — E. Pauline Johnson (d. 1913), Canadian poets, People stubs,
- 1861 — Archibald Lampman (d. 1899), Canadian poets,
- 1861 — Raoul Dandurand (d. 1942), Speakers of the Canadian Senate,
- 1862 — Daniel A. Grout Canadian people, Educators,
- 1862 — Louis Philippe Brodeur (d. 1924), Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, Lieutenant Governors of Quebec, Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1862 — May Irwin (d. 1938), Canadian musicians, Female singers, Vaudeville performers,
- 1862 — George Frederick Phillips (d. 1904), Medal of Honor recipients, People from New Brunswick,
- 1862 — Julian H.G. Byng, 1st Viscount Byng of Vimy (d. 1935), British Field Marshals, British World War I people, Canadian Governors General, Metropolitan Police, Peers,
- 1862 — William Johnston Tupper (d. 1947), Manitoba Lieutenant-Governors, Manitoba politicians,
- 1862 — Albert Prefontaine (d. 1935), Manitoba politicians,
- 1862 — Frederick Buscombe (d. 1938), Mayors of Vancouver,
- 1862 — Thomas Neelands (d. 1944), Mayors of Vancouver, People stubs,
- 1862 — Thomas Townley (d. 1935), Mayors of Vancouver, People stubs,
- 1863 — Laura Borden (d. 1940), Canadian people stubs, Spouses of the Prime Ministers of Canada,
- 1863 — Louis Cyr (d. 1912), People from Quebec,
- 1863 — Peter J. Veniot (d. 1936), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, New Brunswick premiers,
- 1863 — John A. Mathieson (d. 1947), Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1863 — Joseph Andrew Chisholm (d. 1950), Canadian mayors,
- 1864 — James A. Murray (d. 1960), New Brunswick premiers,
- 1864 — Ernest H. Armstrong (d. 1946), Nova Scotia premiers,
- 1864 — William Hearst (d. 1941), Ontario premiers,
- 1864 — Ozias Leduc (d. 1955), Canadian painters,
- 1864 — William Robson Manitoba politicians,
- 1864 — Robert Rogers (Canada) (d. 1936), Manitoba politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1864 — Hewitt Bostock (d. 1930), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Speakers of the Canadian Senate,
- 1864 — Thomas McMillan (d. 1932), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1864 — Wellington Hay (d. 1932), Ontario politicians,
- 1864 — Michael Patrick Cashin (d. 1926), Newfoundland colonial leaders,
- 1864 — William F. Lloyd (d. 1937), Newfoundland colonial leaders,
- 1865 — George Gordon (Canadian politician) (d. 1942), Canadian people stubs, Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1865 — James Endicott (church leader) (d. 1954), Canadian Clergy, Christian leaders,
- 1865 — Edith Maude Eaton (d. 1914), Canadian writers, People from Quebec,
- 1865 — Lyman Poore Duff (d. 1955), Canadian Governors General, Chief Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada,
- 1865 — James Wilson Morrice (d. 1924), Canadian painters,
- 1865 — James Breakey (d. 1952), Manitoba politicians,
- 1865 — R.G. Willis (d. 1929), Manitoba politicians,
- 1865 — John Stanley Plaskett (d. 1941), Canadian astronomers,
- 1865 — Francis Alexander Anglin (d. 1933), Chief Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada,
- 1866 — Edmond Lapierre (d. 1960), Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1866 — Rodolphe Lemieux (d. 1937), Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1866 — William Thomas White (d. 1955), Canadian Ministers of Finance, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1866 — Reginald Fessenden (d. 1932), Canadian inventors, People from Quebec, Radio,
- 1866 — Freeman Freeman-Thomas, 1st Marquess of Willingdon (d. 1941), British MPs, Canadian Governors General, Lords Warden of the Cinque Ports, Peers, UK Liberal Party politicians, Viceroys of India,
- 1866 — Clifford W. Robinson (d. 1944), New Brunswick premiers,
- 1866 — Hugh Guthrie (d. 1939), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1866 — James Wilson (Canadian politician) (d. 1941), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1867 — Angus McDonald (politician) (d. 1926), Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1867 — William John Bowser (d. 1933), British Columbia premiers,
- 1867 — Simon Fraser Tolmie (d. 1937), British Columbia premiers, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1867 — Louis-Alexandre Taschereau (d. 1952), Quebec premiers,
- 1867 — Thomas Walter Scott (d. 1938), Saskatchewan premiers,
- 1867 — Newton Wesley Rowell (d. 1941), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1868 — Charles Robert Harrison (d. 1946), Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1868 — Louise McKinney (d. 1931), Alberta politicians, Canadian people stubs, Early Canadian feminists,
- 1868 — Emily Murphy (d. 1933), Early Canadian feminists,
- 1868 — Henry John Cody (d. 1951), Canadian Clergy, People stubs,
- 1868 — Henry Cockshutt (d. 1944), Lieutenant Governors of Ontario,
- 1868 — Charles Stewart (Canadian politician) (d. 1946), Alberta premiers, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs,
- 1868 — John B. M. Baxter (d. 1946), New Brunswick premiers,
- 1868 — James Kidd Flemming (d. 1927), New Brunswick premiers,
- 1868 — Arthur Puttee (d. 1957), Canadian socialists, Manitoba politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1869 — Walter Wilcox (d. 1949), Climbers, Explorers of Canada, People stubs,
- 1869 — Sophie Pemberton (d. 1959), Canadian painters,
- 1869 — Henry Lumley Drayton (d. 1950), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1869 — William Sanford Evans (d. 1950), Winnipeg mayors,
- 1870 — Richard Bedford Bennett (d. 1947), Canadian Ministers of Finance, Canadian Prime Ministers, Canadian lawyers, Peers, People from New Brunswick,
- 1870 — Harlan Carey Brewster (d. 1918), British Columbia premiers,
- 1870 — Richard McBride (d. 1917), British Columbia premiers,
- 1870 — Leonard P. D. Tilley (d. 1947), New Brunswick premiers,
- 1870 — Howard Ferguson (d. 1946), Ontario premiers, University of Western Ontario,
- 1870 — Aubin E. Arsenault (d. 1968), Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1870 — Thomas Langton Church (d. 1950), Mayors of Toronto, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1871 — Richard Ernest William Turner (d. 1961), Boer War Victoria Cross recipients, Canadian Victoria Cross recipients,
- 1871 — Wilfred Lucas (d. 1940), Canadian actors, Cinema actors,
- 1871 — Reginald Aldworth Daly (d. 1957), Canadian scientists, Geologists, People stubs,
- 1871 — Alexander S. MacMillan (d. 1955), Nova Scotia premiers,
- 1871 — George Stewart Henry (d. 1953), Ontario premiers,
- 1871 — Hugh Robson Manitoba politicians,
- 1871 — Walter Stanley Monroe (d. 1952), Newfoundland colonial leaders,
- 1872 — Roald Amundsen (d. 1928), Explorers of Antarctica, Explorers of Canada, Explorers of the Arctic, Norwegian explorers,
- 1872 — John C. Bowen (d. 1957), Alberta politicians, Lieutenant Governors of Alberta,
- 1872 — John Campbell Elliott (d. 1941), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1872 — Frederick C. Alderdice (d. 1936), Newfoundland colonial leaders,
- 1873 — Nellie McClung (d. 1951), Alberta politicians, Early Canadian feminists,
- 1873 — George Black (d. 1965), Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons, Yukon politicians,
- 1873 — Joe De Grasse (d. 1940), Canadian filmmakers, Film directors,
- 1873 — John Duncan MacLean (d. 1948), British Columbia premiers,
- 1873 — Thomas Dufferin Pattullo (d. 1956), British Columbia premiers,
- 1873 — Walter E. Foster (d. 1947), New Brunswick premiers,
- 1873 — Aime Benard (d. 1931), Manitoba politicians,
- 1873 — W.E.N. Sinclair (d. 1947), Ontario politicians,
- 1873 — George Orton (d. 1958), Canadian athletes at the 1900 Summer Olympics,
- 1873 — Etienne Desmarteau (d. 1905), Canadian athletes at the 1904 Summer Olympics,
- 1874 — J. S. Woodsworth (d. 1942), Canadian historical figures, Canadian writers, Manitoba politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Methodists, NDP and CCF leaders,
- 1874 — James Hamet Dunn, 1st Baronet Dunn (d. 1956), Art collectors, Baronets, Canadian lawyers, Canadian philanthropists, Early Canadian business leaders, People from New Brunswick,
- 1874 — Roland Fairbairn McWilliams (d. 1957), Manitoba Lieutenant-Governors,
- 1874 — Walter M. Lea (d. 1936), Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1874 — Albert C. Saunders (d. 1943), Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1874 — James D. Stewart (d. 1933), Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1874 — Raoul Barré (d. 1932), Canadian cartoonists,
- 1874 — Gideon Decker Robertson (d. 1933), Canadian senators,
- 1874 — Arthur Sauvé (d. 1944), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Quebec politicians,
- 1874 — Philémon Cousineau (d. 1959), Quebec politicians,
- 1874 — Robert W. Service (d. 1958), Canadian poets,
- 1874 — George Wenige (d. 1952), London, Ontario mayors,
- 1874 — David Murray Anderson (d. 1936), Newfoundland colonial leaders,
- 1875 — Winnifred Eaton (d. 1954), Canadian writers, People from Quebec,
- 1875 — Albert Hickman (d. 1943), Newfoundland colonial leaders,
- 1876 — Walter Seymour Allward (d. 1955), Canadian artists,
- 1876 — William Henry Wright (d. 1951), Canadian businesspeople,
- 1876 — Harriet Brooks (d. 1933), Canadian scientists, Physicists,
- 1876 — Bradford William LePage (d. 1958), Lieutenant Governors of Prince Edward Island,
- 1876 — William M. Martin (d. 1970), Saskatchewan premiers,
- 1876 — Ernest Lapointe (d. 1941), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs, Quebec lieutenants, Quebec politicians,
- 1877 — Frank Calder (d. 1943), Canadian people stubs, Hockey Hall of Fame, NHL executives,
- 1877 — Walter Little (d. 1961), Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1877 — John Wilson McConnell (d. 1963), Canadian philanthropists, Early Canadian business leaders, Newspaper publishers, People from Quebec,
- 1877 — James Allison Glen (d. 1950), Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1877 — Edgar N. Rhodes (d. 1942), Canadian Ministers of Finance, Nova Scotia premiers, Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1877 — John Thomas Haig (d. 1962), Manitoba politicians,
- 1878 — Elizabeth Arden (d. 1966), Canadian businesspeople, Unilever brands,
- 1878 — Ernest C. Drury (d. 1968), Ontario premiers,
- 1878 — Thomas Kennedy (d. 1959), Ontario premiers,
- 1878 — J. Walter Jones (d. 1954), Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1878 — James T.M. Anderson (d. 1946), Saskatchewan premiers,
- 1878 — Arthur Roebuck (d. 1971), Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1878 — Seymour J. Farmer (d. 1951), Canadian socialists, Winnipeg mayors,
- 1878 — Lewis St. George Stubbs (d. 1958), Manitoba politicians,
- 1878 — Fawcett G. Taylor Lieutenant colonels, Manitoba politicians,
- 1878 — Henry Herbert Stevens (d. 1973), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1878 — William Sherring (d. 1964), Canadian Olympians, Canadian athletes,
- 1879 — Maud Menten (d. 1960), Biochemistry stubs, Canadian people stubs, Canadian scientists, People stubs, Women in science,
- 1879 — Max Aitken, 1st Baron Beaverbrook (d. 1964), Art collectors, British business people, Canadian World War II people, Canadian philanthropists, Chancellors of the Duchy of Lancaster, Early Canadian business leaders, Lords Privy Seal, Media moguls and barons, Newspaper publishers, Peers, People from New Brunswick,
- 1879 — Vilhjalmur Stefansson (d. 1962), Explorers of Canada,
- 1879 — James Langstaff Bowman (d. 1951), Manitoba politicians, Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1879 — Eva Tanguay (d. 1947), Canadian musicians, Female singers, People from Quebec, Quebec musicians,
- 1879 — Charles D. Richards (d. 1956), Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, New Brunswick premiers,
- 1879 — Samuel Lawrence (d. 1959), Canadian mayors, Canadian socialists, Ontario politicians, Trade unionists,
- 1879 — Richard Hanson (d. 1948), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1879 — Thibaudeau Rinfret (d. 1962), Chief Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada,
- 1879 — Humphrey T. Walwyn (d. 1957), Newfoundland colonial leaders, Royal Navy officers,
- 1879 — William Warren (d. 1927), Newfoundland colonial leaders,
- 1880 — Healey Willan (d. 1968), Canadian musicians, Canadian people stubs, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1880 — Percival Molson (d. 1917), Canadian World War I people, Canadian athletes at the 1904 Summer Olympics, Canadian ice hockey players, Canadian track and field athletes, McGill University, Molson family,
- 1880 — Allison A. Dysart (d. 1962), New Brunswick premiers,
- 1880 — Jacob Penner (d. 1965), Canadian city councillors, Canadian communist politicians, Manitoba politicians,
- 1880 — Richard Squires (d. 1940), Newfoundland colonial leaders,
- 1881 — Albert Sévigny (d. 1961), Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1881 — James Ralston (d. 1948), Canadian Ministers of Finance, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1881 — Robert James Manion (d. 1943), Canadian Ministers of Railways and Canals, Canadian physicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1881 — Frederick Varley (d. 1969), Artist stubs, British painters, Canadian painters,
- 1881 — Télesphore-Damien Bouchard (d. 1962), Canadian senators, Quebec politicians,
- 1881 — Fred Dixon (d. 1931), Canadian socialists, Manitoba politicians,
- 1881 — Frank Parker Day (d. 1950), Authors selected for Canada Reads,
- 1882 — A. Y. Jackson (d. 1974), Canadian painters, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1882 — Isabel Meighen (d. 1985), Canadian people stubs, Spouses of the Prime Ministers of Canada,
- 1882 — Joseph Hurtubise (d. 1955), Canadian people stubs, Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1882 — Francis Sullivan (d. 1929), Canadian architects,
- 1882 — John Stewart McDiarmid (d. 1965), Manitoba Lieutenant-Governors, Manitoba politicians,
- 1882 — John Queen Canadian socialists, Winnipeg mayors,
- 1882 — Bobby Kerr (d. 1963), Canadian Olympians, Irish athletes,
- 1882 — Joe Hall (d. 1919), Canadian ice hockey players, Hockey Hall of Fame, Montreal Canadiens players,
- 1883 — Cyrus S. Eaton (d. 1979), Canadian businesspeople, United States railroad executives, Wikipedia cleanup,
- 1883 — Allan Roy Dafoe (d. 1943), Canadian physicians,
- 1883 — John Bracken (d. 1969), Manitoba premiers, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1883 — Gordon S. Harrington (d. 1943), Nova Scotia premiers,
- 1883 — James G. Gardiner (d. 1962), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Saskatchewan premiers,
- 1883 — Iva Campbell Fallis (d. 1956), Canadian senators,
- 1883 — Donald James Cowan (d. 1964), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1883 — E. J. Pratt (d. 1964), Canadian poets,
- 1884 — James MacDonnell (d. 1973), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1884 — Ivan Rand (d. 1969), Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1884 — Henry Norwest (d. 1918), Canadian World War I people,
- 1884 — Angus MacInnis (d. 1964), Canadian socialists, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1884 — Murdoch Mackay (d. 1963), Manitoba politicians,
- 1884 — A.W. Myles (d. 1970), Manitoba politicians,
- 1885 — Edgar Archibald (d. 1968), Canadian people stubs, Canadian scientists, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1885 — Ernest Cormier (d. 1980), Architects, Canadian architects, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1885 — Lawren Harris (d. 1970), Artist stubs, Canadian painters, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1885 — Arthur Lismer Canadian painters, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1885 — Gordon Flowerdew (d. 1918), Canadian World War I Victoria Cross recipients,
- 1885 — Charles A. Dunning (d. 1958), Canadian Ministers of Finance, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Saskatchewan premiers,
- 1885 — Alfred Fuller (d. 1973), Canadian businesspeople, Entrepreneurs,
- 1885 — Margaret Fairley (d. 1968), Canadian communist politicians, Canadian politics, Canadian writers,
- 1885 — Gordon Daniel Conant (d. 1953), Ontario premiers,
- 1885 — Cairine Wilson (d. 1962), Canadian senators,
- 1885 — Abraham Albert Heaps (d. 1954), Canadian socialists, Manitoba politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1885 — Charles Hibbert Tupper (d. 1927), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1885 — Gordon MacDonald (d. 1966), Newfoundland colonial leaders,
- 1886 — Jeanne St. Laurent (d. 1966), Canadian people stubs, Spouses of the Prime Ministers of Canada,
- 1886 — Alberto Guerrero (d. 1959), Canadian musicians, Canadian people stubs,
- 1886 — Pierre-François Casgrain (d. 1950), Quebec politicians, Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1886 — C.D. Howe (d. 1960), Canadian Ministers of Trade and Commerce, Civil engineers, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1886 — Florence Lawrence (d. 1938), Canadian actors, Cinema actors, Suicides,
- 1886 — Ray Lawson (d. 1980), Lieutenant Governors of Ontario,
- 1886 — William John Patterson (d. 1976), Saskatchewan premiers,
- 1886 — Art Ross (d. 1964), Canadian ice hockey players, Montreal Wanderers players,
- 1887 — James Gladstone (d. 1971), Canadian First Nations people, Canadian senators,
- 1887 — Charles Locke (d. 1980), Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1887 — Pauline Vanier (d. 1991), Canadian people stubs, Canadian social justice activists, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1887 — Andrew McNaughton (d. 1966), Canadian World War II people, Candidates for the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1887 — Walter R. Shaw (d. 1981), Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1887 — Leopold Macaulay (d. 1979), Ontario politicians,
- 1887 — Edouard Lalonde (d. 1970), Canadian ice hockey players,
- 1887 — Georges Vezina (d. 1926), Canadian ice hockey players, Montreal Canadiens players,
- 1888 — Grey Owl (d. 1938), Canadian environmentalists, Impostors,
- 1888 — Major James Coldwell (d. 1974), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada, NDP and CCF leaders,
- 1888 — John Keiller MacKay (d. 1970), Canadian World War I people, Lieutenant Governors of Ontario,
- 1888 — Filip Konowal (d. 1959), Canadian World War I Victoria Cross recipients,
- 1888 — George Randolph Pearkes (d. 1984), Canadian World War I Victoria Cross recipients, Canadian generals, Lieutenant Governors of British Columbia, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Nonagenarians,
- 1888 — Florence La Badie (d. 1917), Canadian actors, Cinema actors,
- 1888 — William Duncan Herridge (d. 1961), Canadian politicians,
- 1888 — William Bryce (d. 1959), Canadian socialists, Manitoba politicians,
- 1888 — Joseph W. Noseworthy (d. 1956), Canadian socialists, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1888 — S.E. Rogers (d. 1965), Manitoba politicians,
- 1888 — Joseph Henry Harris (d. 1952), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1888 — Charles Gavan Power (d. 1968), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1889 — Douglass Dumbrille (d. 1974), Canadian actors, Cinema actors,
- 1889 — Morris A. Gray (d. 1966), Manitoba politicians,
- 1889 — Camillien Houde (d. 1958), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Montreal mayors, Quebec politicians,
- 1890 — Robert Leckie (aviator) (d. 1975), Canadian military people,
- 1890 — Lawrence Moore Cosgrave Canadian World War II people, Canadian World War I people,
- 1890 — Agnes Macphail (d. 1954), Canadian socialists, Early Canadian feminists, Feminists, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1890 — Joe Malone (d. 1969), Canadian ice hockey players, Hockey Hall of Fame, Montreal Canadiens players, People from Quebec,
- 1890 — Louis Orville Breithaupt (d. 1960), Lieutenant Governors of Ontario, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1890 — Byron Ingemar Johnson (d. 1964), British Columbia premiers,
- 1890 — Angus Lewis Macdonald (d. 1954), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Nova Scotia premiers,
- 1890 — Frederick William Lawrence Canadian painters,
- 1890 — Ian Alistair Mackenzie (d. 1949), British Columbia politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1890 — John Horne Blackmore (d. 1971), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs, Social Credit Party of Canada Leaders,
- 1890 — Norman Hipel (d. 1953), Ontario politicians,
- 1891 — Julie Winnefred Bertrand Canadian people, People from Quebec, Supercentenarians,
- 1891 — Anne Samson (d. 2004), Canadian people, People stubs, Supercentenarians,
- 1891 — Francis Pegahmagabow (d. 1952), Canadian First Nations people, Canadian World War I people, Canadian military people,
- 1891 — Samuel Bronfman (d. 1971), Canadian businesspeople, Jewish Canadian history, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1891 — William Ross Macdonald (d. 1976), Canadian senators, Lieutenant Governors of Ontario, Members of the Order of Canada, Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1891 — Wilder Penfield (d. 1976), Canadian scientists, History of Neuroscience, Members of the Order of Canada, Neuroscientists, People stubs, Rhodes scholars, Surgeons,
- 1891 — Gene Lockhart (d. 1957), Best Supporting Actor Oscar Nominee, Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs, Canadian singers, Composers,
- 1891 — Harry Nixon (d. 1961), Ontario premiers,
- 1891 — Tim Buck (d. 1973), Canadian communist politicians,
- 1891 — Earl Lawson (d. 1950), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1891 — M. A. MacPherson Saskatchewan politicians,
- 1891 — Adhémar Raynault (d. 1984), Montreal mayors,
- 1892 — L. Dana Wilgress (d. 1969), Canadian diplomats, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1892 — Thomas Dinesen (d. 1978), Canadian World War I Victoria Cross recipients, Danish Victoria Cross recipients, Stub,
- 1892 — Jacob Viner (d. 1970), Canadian academics,
- 1892 — Nell Shipman (d. 1970), Canadian actors, Canadian filmmakers,
- 1892 — Adélard Godbout (d. 1956), Canadian senators, Quebec premiers,
- 1892 — Billy Coutu (d. 1978), Canadian ice hockey players, List of retired NHL players,
- 1893 — Edwin Baker (d. 1968), Canadian World War I people, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1893 — Roy Kellock (d. 1975), Canadian people stubs, Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1893 — Ernest MacMillan (d. 1973), Canadian musicians, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1893 — Raymond Collishaw (d. 1976), Canadian World War I flying aces, Naval aviators,
- 1893 — Frank J. Selke (d. 1985), Canadian sportspeople,
- 1893 — Leo Clarke (d. 1916), Canadian Battle of the Somme Victoria Cross recipients,
- 1893 — J. Arthur Ross (d. 1958), Manitoba politicians,
- 1894 — George Drew (d. 1973), Canadian lawyers, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada, Ontario premiers,
- 1894 — Norman MacKenzie (d. 1986), Canadian senators, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1894 — Lloyd Samuel Breadner (d. 1952), Canadian military people, Wikipedia cleanup,
- 1894 — William Barker (d. 1930), Canadian World War I Victoria Cross recipients, Canadian World War I flying aces,
- 1894 — Raphael Louis Zengel (d. 1977), Canadian World War I Victoria Cross recipients,
- 1894 — James Lorimer Ilsley (d. 1967), Canadian Ministers of Finance, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1894 — Roy Thomson, 1st Baron Thomson of Fleet (d. 1976), Canadian businesspeople, Media moguls and barons, Newspaper publishers, Peers,
- 1894 — Helen Kinnear (d. 1970), Canadian lawyers,
- 1894 — William Earl Rowe (d. 1984), Lieutenant Governors of Ontario, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1894 — James Allan (d. 1992), Ontario politicians,
- 1895 — Douglas Lloyd Campbell (d. 1995), Manitoba premiers, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1895 — Thane A. Campbell (d. 1978), Members of the Order of Canada, Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1895 — John Cartwright (d. 1979), Chief Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1895 — Leslie Frost (d. 1973), Canadian lawyers, Members of the Order of Canada, Ontario premiers,
- 1895 — William Francis Giauque (d. 1982), Canadian scientists, Nobel Prize in Chemistry winners,
- 1895 — Edwin Hansford (d. 1959), Manitoba politicians,
- 1895 — Howard Charles Green (d. 1989), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1895 — Walter Thomson (d. 1964), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1895 — Earl Thomson (d. 1971), Canadian Olympians,
- 1895 — George Hainsworth (d. 1950), Canadian ice hockey players,
- 1896 — William Stephenson (d. 1989), British spies, Canadian World War II people, Canadian historical figures, Members of the Order of Canada, People from Manitoba,
- 1896 — Thérèse Casgrain (d. 1981), Canadian senators, Canadian socialists, Early Canadian feminists, Feminists, Members of the Order of Canada, Quebec politicians,
- 1896 — Brock Chisholm (d. 1971), Canadian military people, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1896 — Robert Taschereau (d. 1970), Canadian Governors General, Chief Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1896 — Charlotte Whitton (d. 1975), Members of the Order of Canada, Ottawa mayors,
- 1896 — Alice Strike (d. 2004), Canadian military people, Centenarians, English people,
- 1896 — Harry Banks (d. 1915), Canadian World War I people,
- 1896 — Hugh Cairns (VC) (d. 1918), Canadian World War I Victoria Cross recipients,
- 1896 — Wop May (d. 1952), Aviators, Canadian World War I flying aces,
- 1896 — Prudence Heward (d. 1947), Canadian painters, People from Quebec,
- 1896 — Anne Savage (d. 1971), Canadian painters, People from Quebec,
- 1896 — Errick Willis (d. 1967), Manitoba Lieutenant-Governors, Manitoba politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1896 — Elmore Philpott (d. 1964), British Columbia politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1897 — Graham Towers (d. 1975), Governors of the Bank of Canada, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1897 — E.L.M. Burns (d. 1985), Canadian generals, Canadian people stubs, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1897 — Lester Bowles Pearson (d. 1972), Canadian Prime Ministers, Canadian diplomats, Leaders of the Liberal Party of Canada, Members of the Order of Canada, Nobel Peace Prize winners,
- 1897 — Sidney Smith (politician) (d. 1959), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1897 — Wilfrid Heighington (d. 1945), Ontario politicians,
- 1898 — Stuart Garson (d. 1977), Manitoba premiers, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1898 — Walter Koerner (d. 1995), Members of the Order of Canada, Nonagenarians,
- 1898 — George Lawrence Price (d. 1918), Canadian World War I people,
- 1898 — Gaspard Fauteux (d. 1963), Lieutenant Governors of Quebec, Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1898 — Maurice Spector (d. 1968), Canadian communist politicians, Trotskyists,
- 1898 — James Gareth Endicott (d. 1993), Canadian socialists, History of China,
- 1898 — Brooke Claxton (d. 1960), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1898 — Rodger Mitchell (d. 1967), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1898 — Paul Gouin (d. 1976), Quebec politicians,
- 1899 — Dan George (d. 1981), Best Supporting Actor Oscar Nominee, Canadian First Nations people, Canadian actors,
- 1899 — Carlyle Smith Beals (d. 1979), Astronomers stubs, Canadian astronomers, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1899 — Muriel McQueen Fergusson (d. 1997), Members of the Order of Canada, Nonagenarians, Speakers of the Canadian Senate,
- 1899 — Ernest Klein (d. 1983), Canadian Clergy, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1899 — John B. McNair (d. 1968), Lieutenant Governors of New Brunswick, Members of the Order of Canada, New Brunswick premiers,
- 1899 — Juda Quastel (d. 1987), Biochemists, British scientists, Canadian scientists, Fellows of the Royal Society, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1899 — Frank Scott (d. 1985), Canadian poets, Canadian socialists, Members of the Order of Canada, People from Quebec,
- 1899 — Ann Shipley (d. 1981), Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1899 — Kenneth Colin Irving (d. 1992), Canadian businesspeople, Canadian people stubs, People from New Brunswick,
- 1899 — William Claxton (d. 1967), Canadian World War I flying aces,
- 1899 — Adrien Arcand (d. 1967), Canadian politicians, Fascists, Quebec politicians,
- 1899 — Hugh John Flemming (d. 1982), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, New Brunswick premiers,
- 1899 — Antonio Barrette (d. 1968), Quebec premiers,
- 1899 — Gilbert Layton (d. 1961), Quebec politicians,
- 1899 — Billy Boucher Boston Bruins players, Brooklyn Americans players, Canadian ice hockey players, Montreal Canadiens players,
- 1900 — Samuel Berger (Canadian) (d. 1992), Canadian people stubs, Canadian sportspeople, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1900 — Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon (d. 2002), British queen consorts, Centenarians, Knights of the Garter, Lords Warden of the Cinque Ports, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1900 — Gordon Sinclair (d. 1984), Canadian journalists, Canadian radio personalities, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1900 — Joey Smallwood (d. 1991), Members of the Order of Canada, Newfoundland and Labrador premiers,
- 1900 — Athole Shearer (d. 1985), Canadian actors, Cinema actors,
- 1900 — Colin McPhee (d. 1964), 20th century classical composers, Canadian musicians, LGBT musicians,
- 1900 — Grace Armstrong Hartman (d. 1998), Canadian mayors,
- 1900 — David Croll (d. 1991), Canadian senators, Jewish Canadian history, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1900 — Graham Spry (d. 1983), Canadian socialists,
- 1900 — Harry Cassidy (d. 1951), Ontario politicians,
- 1900 — Antonio Talbot (d. 1980), Quebec politicians,
- 1900 — Solon Earl Low (d. 1962), People stubs, Social Credit Party of Canada Leaders,
- 1901 — David Lewis (politician) (d. 1980), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada, NDP and CCF leaders, Presidents of the Oxford Union,
- 1901 — Gordon McGregor (d. 1971), Canadian businesspeople, Canadian military people, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1901 — Thomas Ricketts (d. 1967), Canadian World War I Victoria Cross recipients,
- 1901 — David Manners (d. 1998), Canadian actors, Cinema actors, Nonagenarians,
- 1901 — E. P. Taylor (d. 1989), Canadian businesspeople, Horse racing,
- 1901 — Wilbur R. Franks (d. 1986), Canadian inventors,
- 1901 — Harold Connolly (d. 1980), Nova Scotia premiers,
- 1901 — James Litterick Canadian communist politicians, Manitoba politicians,
- 1901 — George Carlyle Marler (d. 1981), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Quebec politicians,
- 1901 — Dana Porter (d. 1967), Ontario politicians,
- 1901 — Aurel Joliat (d. 1986), Canadian ice hockey players, Sportspeople stubs,
- 1902 — Donald Creighton (d. 1979), Canadian academics, Canadian historians, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1902 — Balfour Currie (d. 1981), Canadian people stubs, Canadian scientists, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1902 — Sylvia Daoust (d. 2004), Canadian artists, Members of the Order of Canada, Sculptors,
- 1902 — Olive Diefenbaker (d. 1976), Canadian people stubs, Spouses of the Prime Ministers of Canada,
- 1902 — Maryon Pearson (d. 1991), Canadian people stubs, Spouses of the Prime Ministers of Canada,
- 1902 — John McNaught (d. 1970), Canadian radio personalities, Canadian television personalities, Canadian writers,
- 1902 — Sylvio Mantha (d. 1974), Boston Bruins players, Canadian ice hockey players, Hockey Hall of Fame, Montreal Canadiens players, People from Quebec,
- 1902 — Dorise Nielson (d. 1980), Canadian communist politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs,
- 1902 — Howie Morenz (d. 1937), Canadian ice hockey players, Chicago Blackhawks players, Montreal Canadiens players, New York Rangers players,
- 1902 — Eddie Shore (d. 1985), Canadian ice hockey players,
- 1903 — Charles Foulkes (Canadian) (d. 1969), Canadian generals, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1903 — Douglas Harkness (d. 1999), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1903 — Paul Joseph James Martin (d. 1992), Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada, Roman Catholics,
- 1903 — George Porteous (d. 1977), Lieutenant Governors of Saskatchewan, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1903 — Alan Macnaughton (d. 1999), Canadian senators, Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1903 — J.B. Salsberg (d. 1998), Canadian communist politicians, Canadian journalists, Jewish Canadian history, Ontario politicians,
- 1903 — Carmen Lombardo (d. 1971), Canadian musicians, Jazz musicians, London, Ontario,
- 1903 — Ward Moore (d. 1978), Canadian writers, Science fiction writers,
- 1903 — Alex W. Matheson (d. 1976), Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1903 — King Clancy (d. 1986), Canadian ice hockey players, Ottawa Senators players, Toronto Maple Leafs players,
- 1904 — Earle Birney (d. 1995), Canadian poets, Canadian socialists, Canadian writers, Members of the Order of Canada, Trotskyists, Writer stubs,
- 1904 — Eugene Forsey (d. 1991), Canadian academics, Canadian senators, Members of the Order of Canada, People from Newfoundland and Labrador,
- 1904 — Allan A. Lamport (d. 1999), Canadian people stubs, Mayors of Toronto, Members of the Order of Canada, Ontario politicians,
- 1904 — Jean Paul Lemieux (d. 1990), Canadian painters, Members of the Order of Canada, People from Quebec,
- 1904 — Paul-Émile Léger (d. 1991), Canadian Clergy, Cardinals, Members of the Order of Canada, People from Quebec, People stubs,
- 1904 — Wishart Spence (d. 1998), Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1904 — Ken Watson (d. 1986), Canadian curlers, Canadian people stubs, Curlers, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1904 — Bobbie Rosenfeld (d. 1969), Canadian Olympians, Canadian people stubs, Olympic Champions: 4x100m Women,
- 1904 — Léoda Gauthier (d. 1964), Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1904 — Gustave Biéler (d. 1944), Canadian World War II people, Special Operations Executive,
- 1904 — Walter Harris (d. 1999), Canadian Ministers of Finance, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1904 — Max Stern (d. 1987), Canadian businesspeople,
- 1904 — Bernard Lonergan (d. 1984), Canadian Clergy, Canadian philosophers,
- 1904 — Donald Olding Hebb (d. 1985), Canadian scientists, History of Neuroscience, Neuroscientists, Psychologists,
- 1904 — Leslie Morris Canadian communist politicians,
- 1904 — Lloyd Stinson (d. 1976), Manitoba politicians,
- 1904 — Alfred Wallace Downer (d. 1994), Ontario politicians,
- 1904 — Farquhar Oliver (d. 1989), Ontario politicians,
- 1904 — Frank Scott Hogg (d. 1951), Astronomers stubs, Canadian astronomers,
- 1905 — Ellen Fairclough (d. 2004), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada, Nonagenarians,
- 1905 — Helen Hogg (d. 1993), American astronomers, Canadian astronomers, Members of the Order of Canada, Women in science,
- 1905 — Elsie MacGill (d. 1980), Canadian scientists, Members of the Order of Canada, Women in science,
- 1905 — Louis-Philippe Pigeon (d. 1986), Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1905 — Clarence Campbell (d. 1984), Canadian people stubs, Canadian sportspeople, Hockey Hall of Fame, NHL executives,
- 1905 — Donald Fleming (d. 1987), Canadian Ministers of Finance, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1905 — Paul-Émile Borduas (d. 1960), Canadian painters, People from Quebec,
- 1905 — Grace MacInnis (d. 1991), Canadian socialists, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1905 — Jack Pickersgill (d. 1997), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1906 — Murray Adaskin (d. 2002), Canadian musicians, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1906 — Maxwell Bates (d. 1980), Canadian architects, Canadian painters, Members of the Order of Canada, Modern painters,
- 1906 — E.M. Culliton (d. 1991), Members of the Order of Canada, Saskatchewan politicians,
- 1906 — Walter L. Gordon (d. 1987), Canadian Ministers of Finance, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1906 — Alfred Pellan (d. 1988), Canadian painters, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1906 — Alfred Gardyne de Chastelain (d. 1974), British people, Canadian military people,
- 1906 — Stanley Fox (d. 1984), Manitoba politicians,
- 1906 — Peter Millman (d. 1990), Astronomers stubs, Canadian astronomers,
- 1906 — Robert Methven Petrie (d. 1966), Canadian astronomers,
- 1906 — Joe Primeau Canadian ice hockey players, Toronto Maple Leafs players,
- 1907 — Fred Rose (politician) (d. 1983), Canadian communist politicians, Canadian historical figures, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People from Quebec, People stubs, Soviet spies,
- 1907 — Hartland Molson (d. 2002), Canadian World War II people, Canadian businesspeople, Hockey Hall of Fame, Members of the Order of Canada, Molson family, NHL executives, People from Quebec,
- 1907 — George Stanley (d. 2002), Canadian historians, Lieutenant Governors of New Brunswick, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1907 — Charles Herbert Little (d. 2004), Canadian military people, Rhodes scholars,
- 1907 — Alexander Knox (d. 1995), Best Actor Oscar Nominee, Canadian actors,
- 1907 — William E. deGarthe (d. 1983), Canadian artists,
- 1907 — Joseph-Armand Bombardier (d. 1964), Canadian businesspeople,
- 1907 — Dit Clapper (d. 1978), Boston Bruins players, Canadian ice hockey players, Canadian sportspeople, Hockey Hall of Fame, Ice hockey stubs,
- 1907 — Paul Sauvé (d. 1960), Quebec premiers,
- 1907 — Andrew Brewin (d. 1983), Canadian socialists, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1907 — Harold Lloyd Henderson (d. 1993), Manitoba politicians,
- 1907 — Georges-Émile Lapalme (d. 1985), Quebec politicians,
- 1908 — Louis Rasminsky (d. 1998), Governors of the Bank of Canada, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1908 — Florence Bird (d. 1998), Canadian senators, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1908 — Léo Alphonse Joseph Cadieux Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada, Nonagenarians,
- 1908 — Samuel Freedman (d. 1993), Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1908 — John Kenneth Galbraith Economists, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1908 — Nicholas Goldschmidt (d. 2004), Canadian musicians, Canadian people stubs, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1908 — Stanley Knowles (d. 1997), Canadian socialists, Manitoba politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1908 — John Spinks (d. 1997), Canadian academics, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1908 — John Tuzo Wilson (d. 1993), Canadian scientists, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1908 — Sinclair Ross (d. 1996), Canadian writers, Gay writers,
- 1908 — Sarto Fournier (d. 1980), Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Montreal mayors,
- 1908 — Yves Prévost (d. 1997), Quebec politicians,
- 1909 — Ronald Martland (d. 1997), Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1909 — Robert Beatty (d. 1992), Canadian actors,
- 1909 — Sheila Watson (d. 1998), Canadian writers, Stub,
- 1909 — George I. Smith (d. 1982), Nova Scotia premiers,
- 1909 — William Kashtan (d. 1993), Canadian communist politicians,
- 1909 — Ted Jolliffe (d. 1998), Canadian socialists, Ontario politicians,
- 1909 — Russell Paulley (d. 1984), Canadian socialists, Manitoba politicians,
- 1909 — John Red Pollard (d. 1981), American jockeys, Canadian jockeys, Sportspeople stubs,
- 1910 — Robert Bryce (d. 1997), Canadian people, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1910 — James Coyne Governors of the Bank of Canada, People stubs,
- 1910 — George Hees (d. 1996), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada, Ontario politicians,
- 1910 — Pauline Mills McGibbon (d. 2001), Lieutenant Governors of Ontario, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1910 — Roland Ritchie (d. 1988), Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1910 — Norman Fawcett (d. 1997), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1910 — Michael Starr (d. 2000), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs,
- 1910 — Robert Winters (d. 1969), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1911 — Mitchell Sharp (d. 2004), Canadian Ministers of Finance, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada, Nonagenarians,
- 1911 — Osias Godin (d. 1988), Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1911 — Stanley Brehaut Ryerson (d. 1998), Canadian communist politicians, Canadian historians, Canadian writers,
- 1911 — Portia White (d. 1968), Canadian musicians,
- 1911 — William Cecil Ross Canadian communist politicians, Manitoba politicians,
- 1911 — Alexander Bell Patterson Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Social Credit Party of Canada Leaders,
- 1912 — Toe Blake (d. 1995), Canadian ice hockey players, Ice hockey stubs, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1912 — Charles Drury (d. 1991), Canadian Ministers of Finance, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1912 — Arnold Davidson Dunton (d. 1987), Canadian academics, Canadian people stubs, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1912 — Charles Granger (d. 1995), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada, Newfoundland and Labrador politicians,
- 1912 — Bora Laskin (d. 1984), Chief Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1912 — Gunther Plaut Canadian Clergy, Members of the Order of Canada, Reform rabbis,
- 1912 — Louis-Albert Vachon Canadian Clergy, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1912 — Richard J. Needham (d. 1996), Canadian people stubs, Canadian writers,
- 1912 — Louis-René Beaudoin (d. 1970), Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1912 — Jack Kent Cooke (d. 1997), American football executives, Canadian businesspeople, Media moguls and barons, NHL executives,
- 1912 — Kenneth MacLean Glazier, Sr. (d. 1989), Canadian Clergy,
- 1912 — Richard Spink Bowles (d. 1988), Manitoba Lieutenant-Governors, Manitoba politicians,
- 1912 — W. A. Kardash (d. 1997), Canadian communist politicians, Manitoba politicians,
- 1912 — Joseph Zuken (d. 1986), Canadian communist politicians, Manitoba politicians,
- 1912 — Steve Peters (Manitoba politician) (d. 1976), Manitoba politicians,
- 1912 — Francis Alvin George Hamilton (d. 2004), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1913 — Jean Victor Allard (d. 1996), Canadian generals, Canadian people stubs, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1913 — Henry Pybus Bell-Irving (d. 2002), Lieutenant Governors of British Columbia, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1913 — George Ignatieff (d. 1989), Canadian diplomats, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1913 — Gwethalyn Graham (d. 1965), Canadian social justice activists, Canadian writers,
- 1913 — Gil Evans (d. 1988), Canadian musicians, Jazz musicians, Miles Davis,
- 1913 — Gordie Drillon (d. 1986), Canadian ice hockey players, Canadian sportspeople, Hockey Hall of Fame, People from New Brunswick, Toronto Maple Leafs players,
- 1913 — Hugh Garner (d. 1979), Canadian writers, Mystery writers,
- 1913 — Donald C. MacDonald Canadian socialists, Ontario politicians,
- 1913 — Stewart McLean (d. 1996), Manitoba politicians,
- 1914 — Stephen Juba (d. 1993), Manitoba politicians, Members of the Order of Canada, Winnipeg mayors,
- 1914 — Eric Kierans (d. 2004), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada, Nonagenarians,
- 1914 — Félix Leclerc (d. 1988), Canadian songwriters, Members of the Order of Canada, People from Quebec, Poets, Quebec musicians, Quebec songwriters,
- 1914 — Janusz Zurakowski Canadian military people, Polish Air Force, Polish aviators, Recipients of Virtuti Militari,
- 1914 — John Kenneth Macalister (d. 1944), Canadian World War II people, Special Operations Executive,
- 1914 — Ed Mirvish Canadian businesspeople,
- 1914 — Robert Stanfield (d. 2003), Canadian lawyers, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Nova Scotia premiers,
- 1914 — Jerome L. Walton Canadian writers, Science fiction writers,
- 1914 — Francis Lawrence Jobin (d. 1995), Manitoba Lieutenant-Governors, Manitoba politicians,
- 1914 — Harry Strom (d. 1984), Alberta premiers,
- 1914 — J. Angus MacLean (d. 2000), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1914 — Robert Bend (d. 1999), Manitoba politicians,
- 1915 — Syl Apps (d. 1998), Canadian ice hockey players, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1915 — John Bassett (d. 1998), Canadian businesspeople, Candidates for the Canadian House of Commons, Media moguls and barons, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1915 — Leonard Birchall (d. 2004), Canadian military people, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1915 — Frank Arthur Calder British Columbia politicians, Canadian people stubs, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1915 — Jacques Flynn (d. 2000), Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada, Quebec politicians,
- 1915 — Denis Whitaker (d. 2001), Canadian military people, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1915 — Lawrence Pennell Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1915 — Frank Pickersgill (d. 1944), Canadian World War II people, Special Operations Executive,
- 1915 — Earl Cameron (d. 2005), Canadian television personalities,
- 1915 — Charles Templeton (d. 2001), Agnosticism, Canadian cartoonists, Canadian television personalities, Canadian writers, Christian and Missionary Alliance, Christian fundamentalism and evangelicalism, Christian leaders, Christian writers, Ontario politicians, Television evangelists,
- 1915 — Ross Macdonald (d. 1983), Canadian writers, Mystery writers,
- 1915 — Margaret Millar (d. 1994), Canadian writers, Literature stubs, Mystery writers,
- 1915 — Stu Hart (d. 2003), Canadian wrestlers, People from Alberta, People from Saskatchewan,
- 1915 — Harry Saltzman (d. 1994), British film producers, James Bond, People from New Brunswick,
- 1915 — Leonard Claydon (d. 1971), Manitoba politicians,
- 1915 — Carl Liscombe (d. 2004), Canadian ice hockey players,
- 1916 — Robert Beamish (d. 2001), Canadian physicians, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1916 — Claude Bissell (d. 2000), Canadian academics, Canadian writers, Members of the Order of Canada, University of Toronto,
- 1916 — Sidney Buckwold (d. 2001), Canadian senators, Members of the Order of Canada, Saskatoon mayors,
- 1916 — E. Davie Fulton (d. 2000), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1916 — John Gallagher (d. 1998), Canadian businesspeople, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1916 — P. K. Page Canadian poets, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1916 — Léopold Simoneau Canadian musicians, Canadian people stubs, Members of the Order of Canada, People from Quebec, Tenors,
- 1916 — Leo Yaffe (d. 1997), Canadian scientists, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1916 — Leonard Arthur Kitz Canadian mayors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1916 — Anne Hébert (d. 2000), Canadian writers, Quebec authors,
- 1916 — Michel Chartrand People from Quebec,
- 1916 — John Wintermeyer (d. 1994), Ontario politicians,
- 1916 — Brian Dickson (d. 1998), Chief Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada,
- 1917 — Irene Ayako Uchida Canadian scientists, Japanese Canadians, Women in science,
- 1917 — Saul Mark Cherniack Canadian socialists, Manitoba politicians, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1917 — Robert Gordon Robertson Canadian people stubs, Commissioners of the Northwest Territories, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1917 — Baldur Stefansson (d. 2002), Canadian scientists, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1917 — Pierre Sévigny (d. 2004), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada, People from Quebec, People stubs,
- 1917 — William Thomas Tutte (d. 2002), British mathematicians, Cryptographers, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1917 — Austin Willis (d. 2004), Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs, Canadian television personalities,
- 1917 — Danny Gallivan (d. 1993), Canadian radio personalities, Canadian sports announcers, Sports announcers,
- 1917 — George Kidd (d. 2004), Canadian diplomats,
- 1917 — Ross Thatcher (d. 1971), Saskatchewan premiers,
- 1917 — Jacob Froese (d. 2003), Manitoba politicians,
- 1917 — John Gottfried (d. 1980), Manitoba politicians,
- 1917 — Réal Caouette (d. 1976), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Quebec politicians, Social Credit Party of Canada Leaders,
- 1917 — Eddie Sargent (d. 1998), Ontario politicians,
- 1918 — Louis Applebaum (d. 2000), Canadian musicians, Canadian people stubs, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1918 — Bertram Brockhouse (d. 2003), Canadian scientists, Members of the Order of Canada, Nobel Prize in Physics winners,
- 1918 — William McIntyre Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1918 — Jean Marchand (d. 1988), Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada, Quebec lieutenants, Quebec politicians, Speakers of the Canadian Senate,
- 1918 — Brenda Milner Canadian scientists, History of Neuroscience, Members of the Order of Canada, Neuroscientists, Psychologists, Women in science,
- 1918 — Betty Oliphant (d. 2004), Canadian dancers, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1918 — Grace Fulcher Hartman (d. 1993), Canadian labour union leaders, Canadian people stubs,
- 1918 — Jack Garland (d. 1964), Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1918 — Joseph Wiseman Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs, James Bond actors,
- 1918 — George Grant (d. 1988), 20th Century philosophers, Canadian academics, Canadian historians, Canadian philosophers, Canadian writers, Political writers, Writer stubs,
- 1918 — Ross Dowson (d. 2002), Canadian communist politicians, Trotskyists,
- 1918 — Ross Whicher (d. 2002), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1918 — Marcel Chaput (d. 1991), Quebec politicians,
- 1918 — Saul Laskin Port Arthur, Ontario mayors, Thunder Bay mayors,
- 1919 — Clifford Chadderton Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1919 — William Mclean Hamilton (d. 1989), Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1919 — Roger Lemelin (d. 1992), Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs, Quebec authors,
- 1919 — Louis Lewry (d. 1992), Canadian mayors, Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1919 — Mavor Moore Canadian actors, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1919 — Gérard Pelletier (d. 1997), Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1919 — Marcel Lambert (d. 2000), Alberta politicians, Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1919 — Mario Bunge Argentine scientists, Canadian academics, Physicists,
- 1919 — J. M. S. Careless Canadian historians, People stubs,
- 1919 — Jackie Washington Blues musicians, Canadian musicians, People stubs,
- 1919 — Gordon Towers (d. 1999), Lieutenant Governors of Alberta, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1919 — Ken Sweigard Alberta politicians, Social Credit Party of Canada Leaders,
- 1919 — Victor Copps (d. 1988), Canadian mayors, Ontario politicians,
- 1919 — Fred Cameron Manitoba politicians,
- 1919 — Ric Nordman (d. 1996), Manitoba politicians,
- 1919 — Vernon Singer (d. 2003), Ontario politicians,
- 1919 — Alex Kaleta Canadian ice hockey players, Chicago Blackhawks players, Ice hockey stubs, New York Rangers players,
- 1920 — Alex Colville Canadian painters, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1920 — Donald Deacon (d. 2003), Members of the Order of Canada, Ontario politicians,
- 1920 — Bill Hunter (d. 2002), Canadian sportspeople, Members of the Order of Canada, NHL executives,
- 1920 — George Johnson (d. 1995), Manitoba Lieutenant-Governors, Manitoba politicians, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1920 — Louis Siminovitch Canadian scientists, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1920 — Peter Dmytruk (d. 1943), Canadian World War II people,
- 1920 — Charley Fox Canadian World War II people,
- 1920 — Cyril Lloyd Francis Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1920 — Lucien Lamoureux (d. 1998), Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1920 — John Hanson (singer) (d. 1998), Canadian actors,
- 1920 — Dalton Camp (d. 2002), Canadian politicians, Canadian writers,
- 1920 — Helen Hunley Alberta politicians, Lieutenant Governors of Alberta,
- 1920 — Harry Rankin (d. 2002), Canadian city councillors, Canadian communist politicians,
- 1920 — Stanley Waters (d. 1991), Canadian senators,
- 1920 — Bud Germa Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1920 — John James Greene (d. 1978), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1920 — Emile Bouchard Canadian ice hockey players, Ice hockey stubs, Montreal Canadiens players, Quebec sportspeople,
- 1921 — Gerald Bouey (d. 2004), Governors of the Bank of Canada, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1921 — Pierrette Alarie Canadian opera singers, Canadian people stubs, Members of the Order of Canada, Sopranos,
- 1921 — Barnett Jerome Danson Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1921 — Fraser Elliott (d. 2005), Canadian lawyers, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1921 — Ursula Franklin Canadian scientists, Humanitarians, Members of the Order of Canada, Women in science,
- 1921 — Monty Hall Canadian television personalities, Game show hosts, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1921 — Deanna Durbin Academy Juvenile Award winning actors, Canadian actors, Cinema actors, Female singers,
- 1921 — Cec Linder (d. 1992), Canadian actors, James Bond actors,
- 1921 — Alexis Smith (d. 1993), Canadian actors, Cinema actors, Stage actors, Television actors,
- 1921 — Frank Buckley Canadian businesspeople, People stubs,
- 1921 — Peter Pocklington Canadian businesspeople, NHL executives,
- 1921 — Lister Sinclair Canadian radio personalities, Canadian writers,
- 1921 — John Herbert Chapman (d. 1979), Canadian scientists, London, Ontario,
- 1921 — Hazel McCallion Canadian mayors,
- 1921 — Hazen Argue Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, NDP and CCF leaders,
- 1921 — Peter Fox (d. 1989), Canadian socialists, Manitoba politicians,
- 1921 — Gordon Beard (d. 1972), Manitoba politicians,
- 1921 — Donald Campbell Jamieson (d. 1986), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1921 — Jacques Ferron (d. 1985), Quebec authors,
- 1922 — Lincoln Alexander Lieutenant Governors of Ontario, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1922 — Henry Barnett Canadian physicians, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1922 — Boutros Boutros-Ghali Alumni of Sciences Po, Egyptian politicians, Members of the Académie des sciences morales et politiques, Members of the Order of Canada, UN Secretaries-General,
- 1922 — Walter Gage (d. 1978), Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1922 — Alastair Gillespie Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1922 — Bernice Thurman Hunter (d. 2002), Canadian children's writers, Canadian people stubs, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1922 — Bernard Cowan Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1922 — Yvonne De Carlo Canadian actors, Cinema actors, Television actors,
- 1922 — Jack McClelland (d. 2004), Canadian businesspeople, Canadian literature,
- 1922 — Philip Gerald Givens Canadian judges, Mayors of Toronto, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians, Toronto city councillors,
- 1922 — Alex Barris (d. 2004), Canadian television personalities, People stubs,
- 1922 — Charlotte MacLeod (d. 2005), American novelists, Canadian writers,
- 1922 — Pierre Juneau Canadian media, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1922 — Arnold Peters (d. 1996), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1923 — John Black Aird (d. 1995), Canadian lawyers, Canadian senators, Lieutenant Governors of Ontario, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1923 — Aba Bayefsky (d. 2001), Canadian painters, Canadian people stubs, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1923 — Royce Frith Canadian senators, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1923 — Victor Goldbloom Canadian physicians, Members of the Order of Canada, Quebec politicians,
- 1923 — David L. Kaplan Canadian musicians, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1923 — John Meisel Canadian academics, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1923 — Jean-Paul Riopelle (d. 2002), Canadian painters, Members of the Order of Canada, People from Quebec,
- 1923 — Jean-Louis Roux Canadian senators, Lieutenant Governors of Quebec, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1923 — Bertha Wilson Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1923 — Robert Campeau Canadian businesspeople, Canadian people stubs,
- 1923 — David Lam Chinese Canadians, Lieutenant Governors of British Columbia,
- 1923 — Roméo Sabourin (d. 1944), Canadian World War II people, Special Operations Executive,
- 1923 — Edgar John Benson Canadian Ministers of Finance, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1923 — Conrad Bain Canadian actors, People stubs,
- 1923 — Kenneth Thomson, 2nd Baron Thomson of Fleet Art collectors, Canadian businesspeople, Forbes World's Richest People, Media moguls and barons, Newspaper publishers, Peers,
- 1923 — Alice Robitaille Canadian musicians, Female singers, People from Quebec, Wikipedia cleanup,
- 1923 — Rudolph A. Marcus Canadian scientists, Nobel Prize in Chemistry winners,
- 1923 — Hugh Kenner (d. 2003), Canadian writers, Literary critics,
- 1923 — Royce Herbert Frith Canadian senators,
- 1923 — Philippe Gigantès (d. 2004), Canadian senators, People stubs,
- 1923 — Stanley Haidasz Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1923 — Laurent Desjardins Manitoba politicians,
- 1923 — Morris McGregor (d. 1923), Manitoba politicians,
- 1923 — Paul T. Hellyer Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1923 — Carl Legault Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1924 — Norbert Berkowitz (d. 2001), Canadian scientists, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1924 — June Callwood Canadian social justice activists, Canadian television personalities, Canadian writers, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1924 — Douglas Jung (d. 2002), Chinese Canadians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1924 — Judy LaMarsh (d. 1980), Canadian radio personalities, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1924 — Buddy MacMaster Canadian musicians, Fiddlers, Folk musicians, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1924 — John Lang Nichol Canadian people stubs, Canadian senators, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1924 — Robert Salter Canadian scientists, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1924 — Josef Skvorecky Canadian writers, Czech writers, Members of the Order of Canada, Novelists, Writer stubs,
- 1924 — Ben Weider Canadian sportspeople, Legion of Honor recipients, Members of the Order of Canada, People from Quebec, People stubs,
- 1924 — Brett Somers Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1924 — Colleen Dewhurst (d. 1991), Canadian actors, Cinema actors, Stage actors, Television actors,
- 1924 — Erik Nielsen Canadian Deputy Prime Ministers, Canadian lawyers, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Yukon politicians,
- 1924 — Doug Harvey (d. 1989), Canadian ice hockey players, Hockey Hall of Fame, Montreal Canadiens players, People from Quebec,
- 1924 — Garde Gardom Lieutenant Governors of British Columbia,
- 1924 — Martial Asselin Canadian senators, Lieutenant Governors of Quebec, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1924 — Andrew Thompson Canadian senators, Ontario politicians,
- 1924 — Roland Penner Canadian socialists, Manitoba politicians,
- 1924 — James McPhail Gillies Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1924 — Jean-Luc Pépin (d. 1995), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1924 — Eugene Whelan Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1925 — The Great Antonio (d. 2003), Canadian people,
- 1925 — Doris Anderson Canadian writers, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1925 — Allan Blakeney Canadian socialists, Members of the Order of Canada, Saskatchewan premiers,
- 1925 — Dave Broadfoot Canadian comedians, Canadian radio personalities, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1925 — Louis Robichaud (d. 2005), Canadian lawyers, Canadian senators, Members of the Order of Canada, New Brunswick premiers,
- 1925 — Calvin Ruck (d. 2004), Canadian senators, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1925 — Claude Ryan (d. 2004), Members of the Order of Canada, People from Quebec, Quebec politicians,
- 1925 — Daniel Yanofsky (d. 2000), Canadian people stubs, Chess players, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1925 — Elwy Yost Canadian television personalities, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1925 — Charmion King Canadian actors,
- 1925 — Claude Wagner (d. 1979), Canadian judges, Canadian lawyers, Quebec politicians,
- 1925 — Morton Shulman (d. 2000), Canadian physicians, Canadian television personalities, Ontario politicians,
- 1925 — Bud Olson (d. 2002), Canadian senators, Lieutenant Governors of Alberta, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1925 — Frank Howard (politician) British Columbia politicians, Canadian socialists, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Trade unionists,
- 1925 — Dan Heap Canadian socialists, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1925 — Dave Blake Manitoba politicians,
- 1925 — John Nesbitt (d. 1988), Manitoba politicians,
- 1925 — Allan Lawrence Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1925 — Robert Layton (d. 2002), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Quebec politicians,
- 1925 — Johnny Bower Canadian ice hockey players, Vancouver Canucks players,
- 1925 — Ted Lindsay Canadian ice hockey players, Chicago Blackhawks players, Detroit Red Wings players,
- 1926 — Keith Davey Canadian senators, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1926 — Arthur Maxwell House Canadian physicians, Lieutenant Governors of Newfoundland and Labrador, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1926 — Avrom Isaacs Canadian businesspeople, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1926 — Margaret Laurence (d. 1987), Canadian writers, Member of the Order of Canada,
- 1926 — Flora MacDonald Member of the Canadian House of Commons, Member of the Order of Canada,
- 1926 — Jon Vickers Canadian people stubs, Canadian singers, Members of the Order of Canada, Tenors,
- 1926 — Ben Wicks (d. 2000), Canadian cartoonists, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1926 — Barry Broadfoot (d. 2003), Canadian journalists, Canadian people stubs,
- 1926 — Terry Cavanagh Canadian people stubs, Edmonton mayors,
- 1926 — Roger Stuart Bacon Nova Scotia premiers,
- 1926 — Ray Perrault British Columbia politicians, Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1926 — Yvon Dupuis Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Quebec politicians,
- 1926 — Gérard D. Levesque (d. 1993), Quebec politicians,
- 1926 — Gerry McNeil (d. 2004), Canadian ice hockey players,
- 1927 — Phyllis Lambert Canadian people, Canadian people stubs, Jewish Canadian history, Members of the Order of Canada, People from Quebec,
- 1927 — Ernie Coombs (d. 2001), Canadian television personalities, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1927 — Keith Downey Canadian scientists, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1927 — Sylvia Fedoruk Canadian scientists, Lieutenant Governors of Saskatchewan, Members of the Order of Canada, Women in science,
- 1927 — Claire L'Heureux-Dubé Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1927 — Harrison McCain (d. 2004), Canadian businesspeople, Members of the Order of Canada, People from New Brunswick, People stubs,
- 1927 — Peter Munk Canadian businesspeople, Canadian people stubs, Members of the Order of Canada, Wikipedia cleanup,
- 1927 — Fraser Mustard Canadian physicians, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1927 — Knowlton Nash Broadcast news analysts, Canadian journalists, Canadian people stubs, Canadian television personalities, Members of the Order of Canada, Reporters and correspondents,
- 1927 — Toni Onley (painter) (d. 2004), Canadian artists, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1927 — Sylvia Ostry Canadian academics, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1927 — Arnold Spohr Canadian dancers, Canadian people stubs, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1927 — Phyllis Webb Canadian poets, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1927 — Lois Miriam Wilson Canadian Clergy, Canadian people stubs, Canadian senators, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1927 — Lois Maxwell Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs, James Bond actors,
- 1927 — Frances Hyland (d. 2004), Canadian actors,
- 1927 — Lewis Urry (d. 2004), Canadian inventors, Engineers,
- 1927 — Sterling Lyon Manitoba premiers,
- 1927 — Frank Miller (politician) (d. 2000), Ontario premiers,
- 1927 — Sheila Finestone Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1927 — Arnold Brown (Manitoba politician) (d. 1994), Manitoba politicians,
- 1927 — Gildas Molgat (d. 2001), Manitoba politicians, Speakers of the Canadian Senate,
- 1927 — Stan Roberts (d. 1990), Manitoba politicians,
- 1927 — John Henry Horner (d. 2004), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1927 — Sinclair Stevens Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1927 — Bill Barilko (d. 1951), Canadian ice hockey players, People stubs, Toronto Maple Leafs players,
- 1927 — Red Kelly Canadian ice hockey players, Ice hockey stubs,
- 1928 — Jenny Belzberg Canadian people, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1928 — Samuel Belzberg Canadian businesspeople, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1928 — Avie Bennett Canadian businesspeople, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1928 — Harold Buchwald Canadian lawyers, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1928 — André Chagnon Canadian businesspeople, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1928 — Allan Gotlieb Canadian diplomats, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1928 — Grace McCarthy British Columbia politicians, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1928 — William John McKeag Manitoba Lieutenant-Governors, Manitoba politicians, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1928 — Earl Orser (d. 2004), Canadian businesspeople, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1928 — Jean Vanier Canadian writers, Humanitarians, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1928 — Adele Wiseman (d. 1992), Canadian people stubs, Canadian writers,
- 1928 — Bruno Gerussi (d. 1995), Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1928 — Pauline Julien (d. 1998), Canadian people stubs, Quebec musicians, Quebec songwriters,
- 1928 — Douglas Rain Canadian actors,
- 1928 — Gerald A. Regan Canadian lawyers, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Nova Scotia premiers,
- 1928 — Hugh Hood (d. 2000), Canadian writers,
- 1928 — Gilles Vigneault Canadian songwriters, People from Quebec, Poets, Quebec musicians, Quebec songwriters,
- 1928 — Galt MacDermot Canadian songwriters,
- 1928 — Abe Kovnats (d. 1996), Manitoba politicians,
- 1928 — Sidney Spivak (d. 2002), Manitoba politicians,
- 1928 — Roy Bailey (politician) Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1928 — Norman Cafik Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1928 — Robert C. Coates Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1928 — Heward Grafftey Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1928 — Fabien Roy Quebec politicians, Social Credit Party of Canada Leaders,
- 1929 — Maurice Strong Canadian businesspeople, Canadian environmentalists, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1929 — Leslie Dan Canadian businesspeople, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1929 — William Davis Canadian lawyers, Members of the Order of Canada, Ontario politicians, Ontario premiers,
- 1929 — John Robert Evans Canadian academics, Members of the Order of Canada, University of Toronto,
- 1929 — Graeme Ferguson Canadian filmmakers, Canadian people stubs, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1929 — Norman Kwong Canadian sportspeople, Chinese Canadians, Lieutenant Governors of Alberta, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1929 — Marc Lalonde Canadian Ministers of Finance, Canadian lawyers, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada, Quebec lieutenants,
- 1929 — Pearl McGonigal Manitoba Lieutenant-Governors, Manitoba politicians, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1929 — Peter C. Newman Canadian historians, Canadian journalists, Canadian people stubs, Canadian writers, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1929 — Christopher Plummer Canadian actors, Cinema actors, Members of the Order of Canada, Stage actors,
- 1929 — John Charles Polanyi Members of the Order of Canada, Nobel Prize in Chemistry winners, People stubs,
- 1929 — Thomas Symons Canadian academics, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1929 — Patrick Watson Canadian journalists, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1929 — Rod Sykes Calgary mayors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1929 — Michael Snow Canadian artists, People stubs,
- 1929 — Edgar Bronfman, Sr. Canadian businesspeople, Forbes World's Richest People, Jewish Canadian history,
- 1929 — William Greaves Canadian filmmakers, Documentary filmmakers, Stuyvesant High School, U.S. film directors,
- 1929 — Laurier L. LaPierre Canadian historians, Canadian senators, Canadian television personalities, LGBT politicians,
- 1929 — J. T. Saywell Canadian historians,
- 1929 — Hubert Aquin (d. 1977), Authors selected for Canada Reads, Canadian writers,
- 1929 — Yvon Durelle Boxers, People from New Brunswick,
- 1929 — Walter Weir (d. 1985), Manitoba premiers,
- 1929 — Emery Barnes (d. 1998), British Columbia politicians,
- 1929 — Edward M. Lawson Canadian senators,
- 1929 — Walter Pitman Canadian socialists, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1929 — Len Evans Manitoba politicians,
- 1929 — Sidney Green Manitoba politicians,
- 1929 — Frank Johnston (politician) Manitoba politicians,
- 1929 — Moe Norman (d. 2004), Canadian golfers,
- 1929 — Terry Sawchuk (d. 1970), Boston Bruins players, Canadian ice hockey players, Detroit Red Wings players, Los Angeles Kings players, New York Rangers players, Toronto Maple Leafs players,
- 1929 — Gump Worsley Canadian ice hockey players, Ice hockey stubs,
- 1929 — Henry Beissel Canadian poets,
- 1930 — Robert Bateman (Canadian) Canadian painters, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1930 — Mario Bernardi Canadian musicians, Conductors, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1930 — Harold Greenberg (d. 1996), Canadian film producers, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1930 — Monique Mercure Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1930 — Alice Parizeau Canadian writers, Members of the Order of Canada, Polish emigrants,
- 1930 — Gordon Pinsent Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs, Canadian writers, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1930 — Charles Scriver Canadian physicians, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1930 — Paul Soles Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1930 — Paul Reichmann Canadian businesspeople, Jewish Canadian history,
- 1930 — John Morgan (comedian) (d. 2004), Canadian comedians, Canadian television personalities,
- 1930 — Paul Horn Canadian musicians, Flutists, Jazz musicians,
- 1930 — Nathaniel Branden Canadian writers, Psychologists,
- 1930 — Yves Michaud People from Quebec,
- 1930 — Claude Jutra (d. 1986), Gay, lesbian or bisexual people, Quebec film directors,
- 1930 — Maureen Forrester Altos, Canadian opera singers, Female singers,
- 1930 — James Francis Kelleher Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1930 — John Lynch-Staunton Canadian senators,
- 1930 — Herbert O. Sparrow Canadian senators,
- 1930 — Ben Hanuschak Manitoba politicians,
- 1930 — Harry Shafransky (d. 1986), Manitoba politicians,
- 1930 — Muriel Smith Manitoba politicians,
- 1930 — Charles Caccia Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1930 — Douglas Campbell (Ontario politician) Ontario politicians,
- 1930 — Robert Nixon Ontario politicians,
- 1930 — George Armstrong (ice hockey) Canadian ice hockey players, NHL Head Coaches, Toronto Maple Leafs players,
- 1930 — Tim Horton (d. 1974), Buffalo Sabres players, Canadian ice hockey players, New York Rangers players, Pittsburgh Penguins players, Toronto Maple Leafs players,
- 1931 — Percy Schmeiser Canadian people,
- 1931 — Jean Béliveau Canadian ice hockey players, Hockey Hall of Fame, Members of the Order of Canada, Montreal Canadiens players, People from Quebec,
- 1931 — Charles Bronfman Baseball executives, Canadian businesspeople, Jewish Canadian history, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1931 — George Ramsay Cook Canadian academics, Canadian historians, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1931 — John Crosbie Canadian Ministers of Finance, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada, Newfoundland and Labrador politicians,
- 1931 — John Allen Fraser Members of the Order of Canada, Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1931 — Herb Gray Canadian Deputy Prime Ministers, Canadian lawyers, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1931 — Jane Rule Canadian social justice activists, Canadian writers, Lesbian writers,
- 1931 — Jack Masters Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Thunder Bay mayors,
- 1931 — Robert MacNeil Broadcast news analysts, Canadian journalists, Carleton University alumni, JFK assassination, PBS television network, Reporters and correspondents,
- 1931 — John Buchanan Canadian lawyers, Canadian senators, Nova Scotia premiers, People stubs,
- 1931 — Richard Bennett Hatfield (d. 1991), Canadian lawyers, New Brunswick premiers,
- 1931 — Gerald Merrithew (d. 2004), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, New Brunswick politicians, People from New Brunswick,
- 1931 — Claude Fournier (Quebec filmmaker) Quebec film directors,
- 1931 — John C. Major Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada,
- 1931 — Georges Dor (d. 2001), Quebec musicians, Quebec songwriters,
- 1931 — C. William Doody Canadian senators,
- 1931 — John Paul Harney Canadian socialists,
- 1931 — Harry Enns Manitoba politicians,
- 1931 — Mark MacGuigan (d. 1998), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1931 — John Munro (d. 2003), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1931 — John Patrick Nowlan Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1931 — Monte Kwinter Ontario politicians,
- 1931 — John Sweeney (Ontario politician) (d. 2001), Ontario politicians,
- 1931 — Jacques-Yvan Morin Quebec politicians,
- 1931 — Bernie Geoffrion Canadian ice hockey players, Montreal Canadiens players, New York Rangers players,
- 1931 — Glenn Hall Canadian ice hockey players, Ice hockey stubs,
- 1931 — Dickie Moore (ice hockey) Canadian ice hockey players, Ice hockey stubs, Montreal Canadiens players, St. Louis Blues players, Toronto Maple Leafs players,
- 1932 — Norval Morrisseau Canadian First Nations people, Canadian artists, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1932 — Alanis Obomsawin Canadian First Nations people, Canadian filmmakers, Canadian people stubs, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1932 — Warren Allmand Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1932 — George Balcan (d. 2004), Canadian people stubs, Canadian radio personalities, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1932 — Lloyd Barber Canadian academics, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1932 — Bud Bird Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1932 — Iona Campagnolo Lieutenant Governors of British Columbia, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1932 — Mel Hurtig Alberta politicians, Canadian businesspeople, Canadian writers, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1932 — Henry N. R. Jackman Lieutenant Governors of Ontario, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1932 — Rita Joe Canadian poets, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1932 — Otto Lang Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1932 — Donald Stovel Macdonald Canadian Ministers of Finance, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1932 — Hubert Reeves Canadian people stubs, Canadian scientists, Members of the Order of Canada, People from Quebec,
- 1932 — Frank Stronach Austrian businesspeople, Canadian businesspeople, Canadian people stubs, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1932 — David McTaggart (d. 2001), Canadian social justice activists, People stubs,
- 1932 — Allan Fotheringham Canadian journalists, Canadian people stubs, Columnists,
- 1932 — Burton Kramer Canadian artists, Canadian people stubs,
- 1932 — John Vernon (d. 2005), Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs, Cinema actors, Television actors, Voice actors,
- 1932 — Martin Hattersley Alberta politicians, Canadian people stubs, Social Credit Party of Canada Leaders,
- 1932 — Robert Fulford Canadian journalists, Canadian people stubs, Canadian writers, Columnists,
- 1932 — John Gomery Canadian judges,
- 1932 — Harry Sinden Canadian sportspeople, NHL executives,
- 1932 — Hédi Bouraoui Canadian writers, Tunisian writers,
- 1932 — Henri Nouwen (d. 1996), Canadian writers, Dutch writers, Gay writers, People stubs, Roman Catholic priests,
- 1932 — Mel Watkins Canadian socialists, Canadian writers, Economists,
- 1932 — Ron Basford (d. 2005), British Columbia politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1932 — Jack Austin Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs,
- 1932 — Eugène Bellemare Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1932 — Howard McCurdy Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1932 — Elsie Wayne Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1932 — John Cleary Ontario politicians,
- 1932 — Gabriel Loubier Quebec politicians,
- 1932 — Andy Bathgate Canadian ice hockey players, Detroit Red Wings players, New York Rangers players, Pittsburgh Penguins players, Toronto Maple Leafs players, Vancouver Canucks players,
- 1932 — Alex Delvecchio Canadian ice hockey players, Hockey Hall of Fame, Sportspeople stubs,
- 1932 — George Ryga (d. 1987), Canadian playwrights,
- 1933 — John Robin Sharpe Canadian criminals,
- 1933 — Leonard Marchand Canadian First Nations people, Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1933 — Sorel Etrog Canadian artists, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1933 — Donald Getty Alberta premiers, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1933 — Lois Hole (d. 2005), Canadian businesspeople, Lieutenant Governors of Alberta, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1933 — Antonio Lamer Chief Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1933 — Guido Molinari (d. 2004), Canadian painters, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1933 — Thomas Berger (Canadian politician) Canadian people stubs,
- 1933 — Marc Carbonneau FLQ people, People from Quebec,
- 1933 — James Alexander Jerome Canadian judges, Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1933 — Dave Duncan (writer) Canadian writers, Fantasy writers, Writer stubs,
- 1933 — Marian Engel (d. 1985), Canadian writers, People from Ontario,
- 1933 — Frank D. Moores Newfoundland and Labrador premiers,
- 1933 — Alexander B. Campbell Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1933 — John Sopinka (d. 1997), Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada,
- 1933 — Joe Borowski (d. 1996), Manitoba politicians,
- 1933 — Joe Comuzzi Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1933 — Moe Mantha, Sr. Canadian ice hockey players, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1933 — John Roberts (Canadian politician) Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1933 — Camille Henry Canadian ice hockey players, Chicago Blackhawks players, New York Rangers players,
- 1933 — Alden Nowlan (d. 1983), Canadian poets,
- 1934 — Timothy Porteous Canadian people, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1934 — Douglas Cardinal Canadian First Nations people, Canadian architects, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1934 — Dionne Quintuplets Canadian historical figures, Ontario history, People stubs,
- 1934 — Trevor Eyton Canadian businesspeople, Canadian senators, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1934 — Graeme Gibson Canadian writers, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1934 — Ramon John Hnatyshyn (d. 2002), Canadian Governors General, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1934 — Guy Saint-Pierre Canadian businesspeople, Members of the Order of Canada, Quebec politicians,
- 1934 — Rudy Wiebe Canadian writers, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1934 — Judy Erola Canadian businesspeople, Canadian television personalities, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1934 — Ken Taylor Canadian diplomats,
- 1934 — Roy MacLaren Canadian historians, Canadian writers, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1934 — Lloyd Robertson Broadcast news analysts, Canadian journalists, Canadian television personalities,
- 1934 — Austin Clarke Canadian writers,
- 1934 — Leon Rooke Canada Reads Panelists, Canadian writers,
- 1934 — Bill Vander Zalm British Columbia premiers,
- 1934 — Howard Pawley Canadian socialists, Manitoba premiers,
- 1934 — William Stevenson (judge) Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada,
- 1934 — Raj Pannu Alberta politicians,
- 1934 — Willie Adams Canadian senators, People stubs,
- 1934 — Norman Kempton Atkins Canadian senators,
- 1934 — Marcel Prud'homme Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1934 — Mira Spivak Canadian senators, Manitoba politicians,
- 1934 — Ken MacMaster Manitoba politicians,
- 1934 — Conrad Santos Manitoba politicians,
- 1934 — Pierre Bourgault (d. 2003), LGBT politicians, Quebec history, Quebec politicians,
- 1934 — Jack Cable Yukon politicians,
- 1935 — Pat Lowther (d. 1975), Canadian crime victims, Canadian poets, Murder victims,
- 1935 — Joy Kogawa Canadian poets, Japanese Canadians, People stubs,
- 1935 — Wilbert Joseph Keon Canadian physicians, Canadian senators, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1935 — Albert Millaire Canadian actors, Members of the Order of Canada, People from Quebec,
- 1935 — Jean Pelletier Canadian businesspeople, Members of the Order of Canada, Quebec politicians,
- 1935 — Christopher Pratt Canadian painters, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1935 — Norman Wagner (d. 2004), Canadian academics, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1935 — Al Waxman (d. 2001), Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1935 — Lucille Wheeler Canadian Olympians, Canadian skiers, Members of the Order of Canada, People from Quebec,
- 1935 — Bill Smith (Edmonton mayor) Canadian people stubs, Edmonton mayors,
- 1935 — Gilbert Parent Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1935 — Don Mazankowski Canadian Deputy Prime Ministers, Canadian Ministers of Finance, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1935 — John McClung (d. 2004), Canadian judges,
- 1935 — Ronnie Hawkins Canadian musicians, People from Arkansas, Rock musicians,
- 1935 — George Bowering Canadian writers,
- 1935 — Sylvia Fraser Canadian writers,
- 1935 — Willie O'Ree Boston Bruins players, Canadian ice hockey players, People from New Brunswick,
- 1935 — Raymond Frenette New Brunswick premiers,
- 1935 — Pat Carney Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1935 — Jerry Grafstein Canadian senators,
- 1935 — Russell Doern (d. 1987), Manitoba politicians,
- 1935 — Rey Pagtakhan Manitoba politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1935 — Raymond Speaker Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1935 — John Wise (Canadian politician) Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs,
- 1935 — Jean-Marc Lalonde Ontario politicians,
- 1935 — Floyd Laughren Ontario politicians,
- 1936 — Kenneth M. Dye Canadian people,
- 1936 — David Crombie Mayors of Toronto, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1936 — Phil Gold Canadian people stubs, Canadian scientists, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1936 — Ian Hacking Canadian academics, Canadian philosophers, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1936 — Václav Havel Cold War people, Czech politicians, Czech writers, Dramatists and playwrights, Members of the Order of Canada, Presidents of Czechoslovakia,
- 1936 — Jan Narveson Canadian philosophers, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1936 — Aline Chrétien Spouses of the Prime Ministers of Canada,
- 1936 — Lyse Lemieux Canadian judges, Canadian lawyers, People from Quebec,
- 1936 — Sondra Gotlieb Canadian writers, People stubs,
- 1936 — Alistair MacLeod Canadian writers,
- 1936 — Donald W. Cameron Nova Scotia premiers,
- 1936 — Greg Curnoe (d. 1992), Canadian painters, London, Ontario,
- 1936 — Joyce Fairbairn Canadian senators,
- 1936 — Lowell Murray Canadian senators,
- 1936 — William H. Rompkey Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1936 — Albert Driedger Manitoba politicians,
- 1936 — Duncan Edmonds Manitoba politicians,
- 1936 — Peter Adams Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1936 — Larry Condon (d. 1991), Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1936 — James Stewart Edwards Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1936 — Don Johnston Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1936 — Bob Kaplan Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1936 — David MacDonald Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1936 — Marcel Masse Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Quebec politicians,
- 1936 — Charlie Mayer Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs,
- 1936 — Joanna Glass Canadian playwrights,
- 1936 — George Amabile Canadian poets, People stubs,
- 1937 — Gerry St. Germain Canadian First Nations people, Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1937 — Miyuki Tanobe Canadian artists, Japanese Canadians, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1937 — John de Chastelain Canadian generals, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1937 — Sheila Fischman Authors selected for Canada Reads, Canadian literature, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1937 — Michael Wilson Canadian Ministers of Finance, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1937 — Stephen Lewis Canadian social justice activists, Canadian socialists, Ontario politicians,
- 1937 — Geills Turner Canadian people stubs, Spouses of the Prime Ministers of Canada,
- 1937 — John Rodriguez Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1937 — Clyde Wells Canadian judges, Canadian lawyers, Newfoundland and Labrador premiers,
- 1937 — Tommy Hunter Canadian musicians,
- 1937 — George Knudson (d. 1989), Canadian sportspeople, People stubs,
- 1937 — Ian Adams Canadian writers,
- 1937 — Barry Callaghan Canadian writers,
- 1937 — Lola Lemire Tostevin Canadian writers,
- 1937 — John McKenzie Boston Bruins players, Canadian ice hockey players, Chicago Blackhawks players, Hartford Whalers players, New York Rangers players, People from Alberta,
- 1937 — James M. Lee Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1937 — Andy Donato Canadian cartoonists, Cartoonists, People stubs,
- 1937 — Frank Iacobucci Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, University of Toronto,
- 1937 — David Anderson British Columbia politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1937 — Michael Cassidy Canadian socialists, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1937 — Neil Gaudry (d. 1999), Manitoba politicians,
- 1937 — Maureen Hemphill Manitoba politicians,
- 1937 — Jim Walding Manitoba politicians,
- 1937 — Jean Augustine Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1937 — Ian Deans Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1937 — Joe Hueglin Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1937 — Barbara McDougall Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1937 — Suzanne Tremblay Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs,
- 1937 — Claire Harris Canadian poets,
- 1937 — Lionel Kearns Canadian poets,
- 1938 — Colin Thatcher Canadian criminals, Murderers, Saskatchewan politicians,
- 1938 — Gordon Thiessen Governors of the Bank of Canada,
- 1938 — Laurent Beaudoin Canadian businesspeople, Canadian people stubs, Members of the Order of Canada, People from Quebec,
- 1938 — John Metcalf Canadian writers, Members of the Order of Canada, Writer stubs,
- 1938 — Fred J. Mifflin Canadian military people, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1938 — Jackie Burroughs Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1938 — William B. Davis Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1938 — Rich Little Canadian actors, Cinema actors, Impressionists, Television actors,
- 1938 — Lucille Starr Canadian musicians, Country singers, Female singers, French singers, People from Manitoba, Pop singers,
- 1938 — Jack Hodgins Canadian writers,
- 1938 — Pierre Vallières (d. 1998), Gay writers, People from Quebec, Quebec authors,
- 1938 — John Harvard (politician) Manitoba Lieutenant-Governors, Manitoba politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1938 — Morris Fish Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada,
- 1938 — Larry Schneider Canadian mayors, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1938 — Pierre De Bané Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1938 — Frank Mahovlich Canadian senators,
- 1938 — Beth Phinney Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1938 — Gaetan Serré Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1938 — Claudette Boyer Ontario politicians,
- 1938 — Stuart Smith Ontario politicians, Psychiatrists,
- 1938 — Gary Stewart (politician) Ontario politicians,
- 1938 — Gérald Godin (d. 1994), French-language poets, Quebec politicians,
- 1938 — Alain Caron (hockey player) Canadian ice hockey players,
- 1939 — JoAnn Wilson (d. 1983), Canadian crime victims, Murder victims,
- 1939 — Robert Aitken (composer) Canadian musicians, Composers stubs, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1939 — Lloyd Axworthy Manitoba politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1939 — Marie-Claire Blais Canadian poets, Lesbian writers, Members of the Order of Canada, Quebec authors,
- 1939 — Ann Heggtveit Canadian Olympians, Canadian skiers, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1939 — Peter Hogg Canadian lawyers, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1939 — Paul Tellier Canadian businesspeople, Important people in rail transport, Members of the Order of Canada, People from Quebec,
- 1939 — Ben Dunkelman (d. 1997), Canadian World War II people, Canadian military people, Israeli military people,
- 1939 — Gordon O'Connor Canadian military people, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1939 — J. L. Granatstein Canadian academics, Canadian historians, People stubs,
- 1939 — Len Cariou Canadian actors, Canadian musicians, People from Manitoba,
- 1939 — James K. Bartleman Canadian diplomats, Lieutenant Governors of Ontario,
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- 1939 — Sid Altman Canadian scientists,
- 1939 — L. R. Wright (d. 2001), Canadian writers, Mystery writers, Writer stubs,
- 1939 — Lise Thibault Lieutenant Governors of Quebec,
- 1939 — Catherine Callbeck Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1939 — Ian Binnie Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, Wikipedia cleanup,
- 1939 — Louis LeBel Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada,
- 1939 — Hardial Bains (d. 1997), Canadian communist politicians, Communists,
- 1939 — Ovid Jackson Canadian mayors, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1939 — Fernand Robichaud Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1939 — Jake Epp Manitoba politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
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- 1939 — Jean-Claude Germain People stubs, Quebec authors,
- 1939 — Daniel Philip Hays People stubs, Speakers of the Canadian Senate,
- 1940 — Brian Smith (d. 1995), Canadian crime victims, Canadian ice hockey players, Canadian television personalities, Murder victims, Sports announcers,
- 1940 — Irwin Cotler Canadian lawyers, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1940 — Laurence Decore (d. 1999), Alberta politicians, Edmonton mayors, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1940 — Peter M. Liba Manitoba Lieutenant-Governors, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1940 — Bob Wood (Liberal) Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
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- 1940 — Lewis MacKenzie Canadian generals, Canadian writers,
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- 1940 — Edward Roberts Lieutenant Governors of Newfoundland and Labrador,
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- 1940 — Dave Keon Canadian ice hockey players, Hartford Whalers players, Indianapolis Racers players, Minnesota Fighting Saints players, New England Whalers players, Toronto Maple Leafs players,
- 1940 — Stan Mikita Canadian ice hockey players, Chicago Blackhawks players, Slovak ice hockey players, Sportspeople stubs,
- 1940 — Frank Davey Canadian poets,
- 1941 — Buffy Sainte-Marie Canadian First Nations people, Canadian musicians, Canadian social justice activists, Female singers, Folk singers, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1941 — Denys Arcand Canadian filmmakers, Film directors, Legion of Honor recipients, Members of the Order of Canada, People from Quebec, Quebec film directors, Screenwriters,
- 1941 — Vivienne Poy Canadian senators, Chinese Canadians,
- 1941 — Joe Flaherty Canadian actors,
- 1941 — Michael Bliss Canadian historians,
- 1941 — Long John Baldry Blues musicians, Canadian musicians, LGBT musicians, Male singers,
- 1941 — Lenny Breau (d. 1984), Canadian musicians, Flamenco guitarists, Jazz musicians,
- 1941 — Hedy Fry British Columbia politicians, Canadian physicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Trinidad and Tobago people,
- 1941 — Alan Haig-Brown Canadian writers, Writer stubs,
- 1941 — Crawford Kilian Canadian writers,
- 1941 — James Laxer Canadian socialists, Canadian writers,
- 1941 — David Margoshes Canadian writers,
- 1941 — Ron McBryde (d. 1989), Canadian socialists, Manitoba politicians,
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- 1941 — Gwendolyn MacEwen (d. 1987), Canadian poets,
- 1942 — René Angélil Canadian people, Pop singers,
- 1942 — Terry Mosher Canadian cartoonists, Canadian people stubs, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1942 — Bill Phipps Canadian Clergy, Canadian social justice activists, Candidates for the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1942 — Dianne Brushett Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1942 — Brian Kernighan Canadian academics, Computer pioneers, Computer scientists, Programmers, Technology writers, Unix people,
- 1942 — Geneviève Bujold Best Actress Oscar Nominee, Canadian actors, People from Quebec,
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- 1942 — Moses Znaimer Canadian businesspeople, Canadian television personalities,
- 1942 — Julian Fantino Canadian law enforcement officers, London, Ontario, Toronto people,
- 1942 — Nick Auf der Maur (d. 1998), Canadian journalists, Montreal city councillors,
- 1942 — Dick Pound Canadian athletes at the 1960 Summer Olympics, Canadian lawyers, McGill University, Olympic movement,
- 1942 — Don Andrews Canadian politicians, Neo-Nazis,
- 1942 — Bryan Murray Canadian sportspeople, People stubs,
- 1942 — Hugh Cook Canadian writers,
- 1942 — Gary Filmon Manitoba premiers,
- 1942 — Brian Peckford Newfoundland and Labrador premiers,
- 1942 — John Reynolds (Canadian politician) British Columbia politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
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- 1942 — George Baker (Newfoundland and Labrador politician) Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
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- 1942 — Norm Sterling Carleton University alumni, Ontario politicians,
- 1942 — Gérald Tremblay Montreal mayors, Quebec politicians,
- 1942 — Daphne Marlatt Canadian poets,
- 1942 — Don McKay Canadian poets,
- 1943 — Thomas King Authors selected for Canada Reads, Canadian First Nations people, Canadian writers,
- 1943 — Nancy Greene Canadian Olympians, Canadian skiers, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1943 — Sheila Martin Canadian people stubs, Spouses of the Prime Ministers of Canada,
- 1943 — Gwynne Dyer Canadian historians, Canadian journalists, Canadian people stubs, Columnists,
- 1943 — J. Léonce Bernard Canadian people stubs, Lieutenant Governors of Prince Edward Island,
- 1943 — John Bryden Canadian journalists, Canadian people stubs, Canadian writers, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1943 — Paulette Jiles Canadian people stubs, Canadian poets, Canadian writers, Writer stubs,
- 1943 — Maurice Baril Canadian generals,
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- 1943 — Witold Rybczynski Canadian architects, Canadian writers,
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- 1943 — Michael Harcourt British Columbia premiers, Canadian lawyers, Mayors of Vancouver,
- 1943 — David Peterson Canadian lawyers, London, Ontario, Ontario premiers,
- 1943 — Richard Manuel (d. 1986), Canadian musicians, Suicides, The Band members,
- 1943 — J. Alan George Canadian scientists, People stubs,
- 1943 — Elspeth Cameron Canadian writers,
- 1943 — David Morrell Canadian writers,
- 1943 — Thomas Rideout Newfoundland and Labrador premiers,
- 1943 — Joe Handley Northwest Territories premiers,
- 1943 — W. Bennett Campbell Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1943 — Anne C. Cools Barbados, Canadian senators,
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- 1943 — Jean Friesen Manitoba politicians,
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- 1943 — Frank Pitura Manitoba politicians,
- 1943 — Shirley Render Manitoba politicians,
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- 1943 — Art Eggleton Mayors of Toronto, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Toronto city councillors,
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- 1943 — Loyola Hearn Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Newfoundland and Labrador politicians,
- 1943 — Grant Hill (politician) Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1943 — Diane Marleau Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1943 — Gary Schellenberger Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
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- 1943 — Yvan Cournoyer Canadian ice hockey players, Ice hockey stubs, Montreal Canadiens players,
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- 1943 — Glen Sather Boston Bruins players, Canadian ice hockey players, Edmonton Oilers players, Minnesota North Stars players, NHL General Managers, NHL Head Coaches, New York Rangers players, Pittsburgh Penguins players, Saint Louis Blues players,
- 1943 — Birk Sproxton Canadian poets,
- 1944 — Bobby Curtola Canadian musicians, Members of the Order of Canada, Pop singers,
- 1944 — Rita MacNeil Canadian musicians, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1944 — Elinor Caplan Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1944 — Joe McGuire Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1944 — Phil Fontaine Canadian Assembly of First Nations chiefs,
- 1944 — Gerald Hannon Canadian journalists, Gay writers,
- 1944 — Edward Greenspan Canadian lawyers,
- 1944 — Terry Jacks Canadian musicians, Pop singers, Record producers, Songwriters,
- 1944 — Anna McGarrigle Canadian musicians, Canadian songwriters, Folk musicians, Songwriters,
- 1944 — Brian Fawcett Canadian writers,
- 1944 — Linda Rogers Canadian writers,
- 1944 — Beaton Tulk Newfoundland and Labrador premiers,
- 1944 — Grant Devine Saskatchewan premiers,
- 1944 — Diane Dufresne Gay icons, Quebec musicians,
- 1944 — David Emerson British Columbia politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1944 — George Hewison Canadian communist politicians,
- 1944 — Robert de Cotret (d. 1999), Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1944 — Glen Cummings Manitoba politicians,
- 1944 — Norma McCormick Manitoba politicians,
- 1944 — David Newman (politician) Manitoba politicians,
- 1944 — Mike Radcliffe Manitoba politicians,
- 1944 — Colleen Beaumier Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1944 — Aileen Carroll Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1944 — John Efford Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Newfoundland and Labrador politicians,
- 1944 — Peter Goldring Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1944 — Bob Kilger Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1944 — Paul Macklin Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1944 — Bev Oda Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1944 — Judy Sgro Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Toronto city councillors,
- 1944 — Larry Grossman (d. 1997), Ontario politicians,
- 1944 — David Bromige Canadian poets,
- 1944 — Dennis Cooley Canadian poets,
- 1944 — Susan Ioannou Canadian poets,
- 1945 — Ahmed Said Khadr (d. 2003), Al-Qaida, Canadian people,
- 1945 — Luc Plamondon Canadian musicians, Canadian people stubs, Members of the Order of Canada, Musical theatre composers, Quebec musicians, Quebec songwriters,
- 1945 — Rita Deverell Canadian journalists, Canadian social justice activists, Canadian television personalities, Television presenters,
- 1945 — Dane Lanken Canadian journalists, Canadian people stubs,
- 1945 — Bjarni Tryggvason Canadian astronauts,
- 1945 — Lise Bissonnette Canadian journalists, People from Quebec,
- 1945 — Zal Yanovsky (d. 2002), Canadian musicians,
- 1945 — Brian Linehan (d. 2004), Canadian television personalities, Gay, lesbian or bisexual people,
- 1945 — Patrick Boyer Canadian writers, Carleton University alumni, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1945 — Joy Fielding Canadian writers,
- 1945 — Pauline Gedge Canadian writers,
- 1945 — Hugh MacDonald Canadian writers,
- 1945 — Bronwen Wallace (d. 1989), Canadian poets, Canadian writers,
- 1945 — Danny Grant Canadian ice hockey players, People from New Brunswick,
- 1945 — Tony Penikett People from Yukon, Yukon premiers,
- 1945 — Joseph A. Ghiz (d. 1996), Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1945 — Serge Joyal Canadian senators,
- 1945 — Len Derkach Manitoba politicians,
- 1945 — Diane McGifford Manitoba politicians,
- 1945 — Ben Sveinson Manitoba politicians,
- 1945 — Rosann Wowchuk Manitoba politicians,
- 1945 — Bill Casey Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1945 — Norman E. Doyle Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1945 — Doug Frith Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1945 — John Maloney Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1945 — Lucienne Robillard Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1945 — Bill Murdoch Ontario politicians,
- 1945 — Jacques Lemaire Canadian ice hockey players, People stubs,
- 1945 — Brit Selby Canadian ice hockey players, People stubs,
- 1945 — Margaret Buffie Canadian children's writers,
- 1945 — Stephen Mandel Edmonton mayors,
- 1946 — Roy Henry Vickers Canadian First Nations people, Canadian artists,
- 1946 — Roméo Dallaire Canadian generals, Canadian writers, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1946 — Serge Savard Canadian ice hockey players, Members of the Order of Canada, Montreal Canadiens players,
- 1946 — Veronica Tennant Ballerinas, Canadian dancers, Canadian people stubs, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1946 — Don Ferguson Canadian comedians, Canadian people stubs, Canadian television personalities,
- 1946 — Eric Malling (d. 1998), Canadian journalists, Canadian people stubs, Canadian television personalities, Television presenters,
- 1946 — Eric Peterson Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1946 — Roger Abbott Canadian comedians, Canadian people stubs, Canadian television personalities,
- 1946 — Francis Simard FLQ people, People from Quebec,
- 1946 — Peter Milliken Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1946 — Kenneth Norrie Canadian academics,
- 1946 — David Staines Canadian academics, Canadian writers,
- 1946 — Eugene Levy Canadian actors, Canadian television personalities, Television directors,
- 1946 — Steve Smith (comedian) Canadian actors,
- 1946 — Diane Francis Canadian journalists, Canadian writers,
- 1946 — Kate McGarrigle Canadian musicians, Canadian songwriters, Folk musicians, Musician stubs, Songwriters,
- 1946 — Ken Roberts Canadian writers,
- 1946 — Derek Sanderson Boston Bruins players, Canadian ice hockey players, New York Rangers players, People from Ontario, St. Louis Blues players,
- 1946 — Rosalie Abella Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada,
- 1946 — Paul Forseth British Columbia politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs,
- 1946 — Andy Anstett Canadian socialists, Manitoba politicians,
- 1946 — Richard Johnston Canadian socialists, Ontario politicians,
- 1946 — Donald Orchard Manitoba politicians,
- 1946 — David Chatters Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1946 — David Collenette Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
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- 1946 — Guy Lauzon Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
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- 1946 — Andrew Telegdi Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1946 — Rose-Marie Ur Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1946 — John G. Williams Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs,
- 1946 — Ernie Parsons Carleton University alumni, Ontario politicians,
- 1946 — Greg Sorbara Ontario politicians,
- 1946 — Elizabeth Witmer Ontario politicians,
- 1946 — Peter Mahovlich Canadian ice hockey players, Sportspeople stubs,
- 1946 — Jim McKenny Canadian ice hockey players, People stubs,
- 1946 — Gerry Meehan Canadian ice hockey players, People stubs,
- 1946 — Garry Monahan Canadian ice hockey players, People stubs,
- 1946 — Paul Shmyr (d. 2004), California Golden Seals players, Canadian ice hockey players, Chicago Blackhawks players, Edmonton Oilers players, Hartford Whalers players, Minnesota North Stars players,
- 1946 — Robert Bringhurst Canadian poets,
- 1946 — Patrick Friesen Canadian poets,
- 1947 — Alan Thicke Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs, Canadian television personalities, Talk show hosts,
- 1947 — Andrea Martin Canadian people stubs, Canadian television personalities, Star Trek actors,
- 1947 — John E. Chataway (d. 2004), Canadian people stubs, Nova Scotia politicians,
- 1947 — Jonathan Welsh (d. 2005), Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1947 — Stephen Osborne Canadian people stubs, Canadian writers,
- 1947 — Inky Mark Chinese Canadians, Manitoba politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1947 — Louise Lanctôt FLQ people, People from Quebec,
- 1947 — Yves Langlois FLQ people, People from Quebec,
- 1947 — John William Bosley Speakers of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1947 — Michael Ignatieff Canadian historians, Canadian philosophers, Canadian writers,
- 1947 — Burton Cummings Canadian musicians,
- 1947 — Trevor Ferguson Canadian writers, Stub,
- 1947 — Greg Hollingshead Canadian writers,
- 1947 — Gordon Campbell British Columbia premiers, Mayors of Vancouver,
- 1947 — Ujjal Dosanjh British Columbia premiers, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1947 — Michel Bastarache Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, Wikipedia cleanup,
- 1947 — Mike Hunter British Columbia politicians,
- 1947 — Jon Gerrard Manitoba politicians,
- 1947 — Clayton Manness Manitoba politicians,
- 1947 — Doug Martindale Manitoba politicians,
- 1947 — Bonnie Mitchelson Manitoba politicians,
- 1947 — Joy Smith Manitoba politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1947 — Chris Axworthy Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Saskatchewan politicians,
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- 1947 — Judi Longfield Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
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- 1947 — David Mackenzie Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1947 — Steven W. Mahoney Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians, People stubs,
- 1947 — Bill Matthews Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
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- 1947 — Walt McKechnie Canadian ice hockey players, People stubs,
- 1947 — Mickey Redmond Canadian ice hockey players, Detroit Red Wings players, Montreal Canadiens players,
- 1947 — Jean-Jacques Pelletier Canadian philosophers, Quebec authors,
- 1947 — George F. Walker Canadian playwrights,
- 1948 — Raffi Canadian musicians, Male singers, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1948 — Cliff Thorburn Canadian sportspeople, Members of the Order of Canada, People from British Columbia, Snooker players,
- 1948 — Margaret Trudeau Canadian writers, Spouses of the Prime Ministers of Canada,
- 1948 — Alberto Manguel Canadian people stubs, Canadian writers, Gay writers, Writer stubs,
- 1948 — Andy Jones Canadian comedians, Canadian people stubs,
- 1948 — Darlene Quaife Canadian people stubs, Canadian writers,
- 1948 — Hana Gartner Broadcast news analysts, Canadian journalists, Canadian people stubs, Canadian television personalities,
- 1948 — Margot Kidder Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs, Cinema actors, Television actors, Voice actors,
- 1948 — Pat O'Brien (politician) Canadian people stubs, London, Ontario, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1948 — Pierre Granche (d. 1997), Canadian artists, Sculptors,
- 1948 — Stuart McLean Canadian radio personalities, Canadian writers, People from Quebec,
- 1948 — Peter Mansbridge Broadcast news analysts, Canadian journalists, Canadian television personalities, Reporters and correspondents,
- 1948 — Pierre Blais Canadian judges, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1948 — Margaret Gibson Canadian writers, Writer stubs,
- 1948 — Crad Kilodney Canadian writers,
- 1948 — Lynda Haverstock Lieutenant Governors of Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan politicians,
- 1948 — Pat Binns Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1948 — Dorothée Berryman Jazz singers, Quebec actors, Quebec musicians,
- 1948 — Nancy MacBeth Alberta politicians,
- 1948 — Larry Campbell British Columbia politicians, Mayors of Vancouver, Vancouver,
- 1948 — Stephen Owen British Columbia politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1948 — Michael D. Prue Canadian mayors, Carleton University alumni, Ontario politicians, Toronto city councillors,
- 1948 — Marilyn Churley Canadian socialists, Ontario politicians, Toronto city councillors,
- 1948 — Rick Fuschi Candidates for the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1948 — Katharine Reimer Candidates for the Canadian House of Commons, Manitoba politicians,
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- 1948 — Don Scott Carleton University alumni, Manitoba politicians,
- 1948 — Sarkis Assadourian Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs,
- 1948 — Chuck Cadman Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1948 — Rick Casson Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1948 — Shaughnessy Cohen (d. 1998), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1948 — Roger Gallaway Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1948 — Tony Martin (politician) Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1948 — Maria Minna Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1948 — Paul Szabo Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1948 — Kuldip Singh Kular Ontario politicians,
- 1948 — David H. Levy Canadian astronomers,
- 1948 — Garnet Bailey (d. 2001), Boston Bruins players, Canadian ice hockey players, Detroit Red Wings players, St. Louis Blues players, Victims of 9/11, Washington Capitals players,
- 1948 — Maureen Hunter Canadian playwrights, People stubs,
- 1948 — John Lent Canadian poets,
- 1948 — Colin Morton Canadian poets,
- 1949 — Garth Drabinsky Canadian people, Canadian people stubs, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1949 — Laurie Skreslet Canadian people, Climbers,
- 1949 — Nava Starr Canadian chess players, Canadian people, Canadian people stubs, Chess players, Female chess players,
- 1949 — Larry Fisher (murderer) Canadian criminals, Murderers, People stubs,
- 1949 — Elijah Harper Canadian First Nations people, Manitoba politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1949 — Sandy Hawley Canadian jockeys, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1949 — Ray Henault Canadian generals, Canadian military people,
- 1949 — Bruce Lonsdale (d. 1982), Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1949 — Dave Thomas (actor) Canadian people stubs, Canadian television personalities,
- 1949 — Ken Boshcoff Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Thunder Bay mayors,
- 1949 — Liza Frulla Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1949 — Victor Garber Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs, London, Ontario,
- 1949 — Ralph Goodale Canadian Ministers of Finance, Canadian lawyers, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1949 — William Hope (actor) Canadian actors,
- 1949 — Daniel Lavoie Canadian actors, Canadian musicians, Male singers, People from Manitoba, Singer-songwriters, Stage actors,
- 1949 — Zahra Kazemi (d. 2003), Canadian journalists, Iranian journalists, Photographers,
- 1949 — Liona Boyd Canadian musicians,
- 1949 — Steve Stirling Canadian sportspeople, People stubs,
- 1949 — Garth Turner Canadian television personalities, Canadian writers, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1949 — Marilyn Bowering Canadian writers,
- 1949 — Genni Gunn Canadian writers,
- 1949 — Jake MacDonald Canadian writers,
- 1949 — Carol Matas Canadian writers,
- 1949 — Mary di Michele Canadian writers,
- 1949 — Michelle Smith (author) Canadian writers,
- 1949 — Myra Freeman Lieutenant Governors of Nova Scotia,
- 1949 — John Loewen Manitoba politicians,
- 1949 — Larry Maguire Manitoba politicians,
- 1949 — Denis Rocan Manitoba politicians,
- 1949 — Diane Ablonczy Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
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- 1949 — Larry Bagnell Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs, Yukon politicians,
- 1949 — Réginald Bélair Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1949 — Don Boudria Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1949 — Claudette Bradshaw Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs,
- 1949 — Dennis Dawson Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Quebec politicians,
- 1949 — Nick Discepola Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1949 — Wayne Easter Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Prince Edward Island politicians,
- 1949 — John Godfrey Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs,
- 1949 — Gurbax S. Malhi Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1949 — Janko Peric Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1949 — Russ Powers Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1949 — Percy Mockler New Brunswick politicians,
- 1949 — Jim Flaherty Ontario politicians,
- 1949 — Guy Charron Canadian ice hockey players, Detroit Red Wings players, Kansas City Scouts players, Montreal Canadiens players, NHL Assistant Coaches, NHL Head Coaches, Washington Capitals players,
- 1949 — Leona Czwartkowski Canadian poets,
- 1950 — Robert Pickton
- 1950 — Paul Watson Canadian environmentalists,
- 1950 — Stephen Kakfwi Canadian First Nations people, Canadian people stubs, Northwest Territories premiers,
- 1950 — Ted Moses Canadian First Nations people, Canadian politicians, Quebec politicians,
- 1950 — Henry D. Hicks (d. 1990), Members of the Order of Canada, Nova Scotia premiers,
- 1950 — Jack Layton Canadian social justice activists, LGBT rights activists, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, NDP and CCF leaders, Toronto city councillors,
- 1950 — Sue Rodriguez (d. 1994), Canadian people stubs, Canadian social justice activists,
- 1950 — Hélène Scherrer Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1950 — Joanna Gleason Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1950 — Sheila Fraser Canadian people stubs,
- 1950 — Wendy Lill Canadian people stubs, Canadian playwrights, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Writer stubs,
- 1950 — Michael Ironside Canadian actors,
- 1950 — Jennifer Leak Canadian actors, Soap opera actors,
- 1950 — Anne McLellan Canadian Deputy Prime Ministers, Canadian lawyers, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1950 — Carole Pope Canadian musicians, LGBT musicians,
- 1950 — Barbara Gowdy Canadian writers,
- 1950 — Lee Maracle Canadian writers,
- 1950 — David Adams Richards Canadian writers, People from New Brunswick,
- 1950 — Peter Robinson (novelist) Canadian writers, English mystery writers,
- 1950 — Roger Grimes Newfoundland and Labrador premiers,
- 1950 — Keith Milligan Prince Edward Island premiers,
- 1950 — John Byrne (comics) Canadian cartoonists, Comic book artists, Comic book writers,
- 1950 — Pierre Claude Nolin Canadian senators,
- 1950 — Rick Borotsik Manitoba politicians,
- 1950 — Ralph Eichler Manitoba politicians,
- 1950 — Ron Lemieux Manitoba politicians,
- 1950 — Daryl Reid Manitoba politicians,
- 1950 — Jerry Storie Manitoba politicians,
- 1950 — Gérard Asselin Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1950 — Perrin Beatty Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1950 — Carolyn Bennett Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1950 — Leon Benoit Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1950 — Joe Fontana London, Ontario, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1950 — Michel Gauthier Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1950 — John McCallum Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1950 — Deepak Obhrai Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1950 — Brent St. Denis Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1950 — Tom Wappel Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1950 — Darryl Sittler Canadian ice hockey players, Detroit Red Wings players, Philadelphia Flyers players, Toronto Maple Leafs players,
- 1950 — Brian Brett Canadian poets,
- 1950 — Don Domanski Canadian poets,
- 1950 — Bernell MacDonald Canadian poets,
- 1950 — Robert L.J. Zenik Canadian poets,
- 1950 — Susan Nattrass Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1951 — Ethel Blondin-Andrew Canadian First Nations people, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1951 — Paulette Bourgeois Canadian children's writers, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1951 — Hugh Segal Canadian politicians, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1951 — Benoît Serré Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1951 — Elayne Brenzinger British Columbia politicians, Canadian people stubs,
- 1951 — Guy Vanderhaeghe Authors selected for Canada Reads, Canadian people stubs, Canadian writers,
- 1951 — Robert Joy Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1951 — Raymond Chan Chinese Canadians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1951 — Zhai Zhenhua Canadian writers, Chinese Canadians,
- 1951 — Helen Shaver Actor stubs, Canadian actors, Canadian film producers, Film directors,
- 1951 — Jonathan Borwein Canadian mathematicians,
- 1951 — Doug Bennett (d. 2004), Canadian musicians, People stubs,
- 1951 — Ben Mink Canadian musicians, Canadian songwriters, Record producers,
- 1951 — Kim Maltman Canadian poets, Canadian scientists,
- 1951 — Charles de Lint Canadian writers, Fantasy writers,
- 1951 — Geoff Ryman British science fiction writers, Canadian writers, Gay writers,
- 1951 — W. Yvon Dumont Manitoba Lieutenant-Governors,
- 1951 — Judy Wasylycia-Leis Canadian socialists, Carleton University alumni, Manitoba politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1951 — Irene Mathyssen Canadian socialists, Mathyssen, Irene, Candidates for the Canadian House of Commons, London, Ontario, Ontario politicians,
- 1951 — Jim Carr Manitoba politicians,
- 1951 — Paula Fletcher Manitoba politicians, Toronto city councillors,
- 1951 — Claude Bachand Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs,
- 1951 — John Cannis Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1951 — Marc Godbout Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1951 — Marlene Jennings Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1951 — Shawn Murphy Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1951 — Lynn Myers Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians, People stubs,
- 1951 — Lawrence O'Brien (d. 2004), Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1951 — Yasmin Ratansi Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1951 — Sean Conway Ontario politicians,
- 1951 — Joseph Tascona Ontario politicians,
- 1951 — Marcel Dionne Canadian ice hockey players, Detroit Red Wings players, Hockey Hall of Fame, Los Angeles Kings players, New York Rangers players,
- 1951 — Larry Robinson Canadian ice hockey players, Hockey Hall of Fame, Los Angeles Kings players, Montreal Canadiens players,
- 1951 — Kate Nelligan Canadian actors,
- 1951 — Sam Katz Winnipeg mayors,
- 1952 — Betty Osborne (d. 1971), Canadian crime victims, Murder victims,
- 1952 — Daniel David Moses Canadian First Nations people, Canadian playwrights,
- 1952 — George Athans Canadian people stubs, Canadian sportspeople, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1952 — Maureen McTeer Canadian lawyers, Canadian writers, Candidates for the Canadian House of Commons, Spouses of the Prime Ministers of Canada,
- 1952 — Elwin Hermanson Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Saskatchewan politicians,
- 1952 — Janice Rhea Reimer Canadian people stubs, Edmonton mayors,
- 1952 — Mary Walsh Canadian actors, Canadian comedians, Canadian television personalities,
- 1952 — Kim Mitchell Canadian musicians, Canadian radio personalities,
- 1952 — Ferron Canadian musicians, Canadian songwriters, Folk singers, LGBT musicians,
- 1952 — Andy Kim Canadian musicians,
- 1952 — Allan Gregg Canadian politics, Canadian television personalities,
- 1952 — Marie Deschamps Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada,
- 1952 — Nancy Allan Canadian socialists, Manitoba politicians,
- 1952 — Peter Kormos Canadian socialists, Ontario politicians,
- 1952 — Gary Kowalski Manitoba politicians,
- 1952 — Jim Maloway Manitoba politicians,
- 1952 — Mavis Taillieu Manitoba politicians,
- 1952 — Vic Toews Manitoba politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1952 — Sue Barnes London, Ontario, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs,
- 1952 — Brenda Chamberlain Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1952 — Herb Dhaliwal Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1952 — David Dingwall Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1952 — Deborah Grey Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1952 — Christian Jobin Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1952 — Rob Nicholson Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1952 — Lloyd St. Amand Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1952 — Bernard Valcourt Members of the Canadian House of Commons, New Brunswick politicians,
- 1952 — Bryon Wilfert Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1952 — Bud Wildman Ontario politicians,
- 1952 — Steve Shutt Canadian ice hockey players, Hockey Hall of Fame, Los Angeles Kings players, Montreal Canadiens players,
- 1952 — Morris Panych Canadian playwrights, Gay writers, People stubs,
- 1952 — Roo Borson Canadian poets,
- 1952 — Jan Conn Canadian poets,
- 1952 — Cornelia Hoogland Canadian poets,
- 1953 — Libby Davies British Columbia politicians, Canadian social justice activists, Canadian socialists, LGBT politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1953 — Mila Mulroney Canadian people stubs, Spouses of the Prime Ministers of Canada,
- 1953 — Albina Guarnieri Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1953 — Andy Mitchell Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1953 — Rick Green Canadian comedians, Canadian people stubs,
- 1953 — Stan Keyes Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1953 — Robert Thirsk Canadian astronauts,
- 1953 — Pamela Wallin Athabasca University, Broadcast news analysts, Canadian journalists, Canadian television personalities,
- 1953 — Tom Cochrane Canadian musicians,
- 1953 — Rik Emmett Canadian musicians,
- 1953 — S.M. Stirling Alternate history, American writers, Canadian writers, Science fiction writers,
- 1953 — Robert Charles Wilson Canadian writers, Science fiction writers,
- 1953 — Peter Wintonick Canadian film directors, Documentary filmmakers,
- 1953 — Mac Harb Canadian senators, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1953 — David Chomiak Manitoba politicians,
- 1953 — Eric Robinson Manitoba politicians,
- 1953 — Sarmite Bulte Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1953 — Susan Kadis Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1953 — Gerald Keddy Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1953 — Karen Redman Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1953 — Lynne Yelich Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1953 — Janet Ecker Ontario politicians,
- 1953 — Deb Matthews London, Ontario, Ontario politicians,
- 1953 — Bob Gainey Canadian ice hockey players, Hockey Hall of Fame, Montreal Canadiens players,
- 1953 — Dave Lewis Canadian ice hockey players, Detroit Red Wings players, Los Angeles Kings players, NHL Assistant Coaches, NHL Head Coaches, New Jersey Devils players, New York Islanders players,
- 1953 — Lanny McDonald Calgary Flames players, Canadian ice hockey players, Colorado Rockies (NHL) players, Toronto Maple Leafs players,
- 1953 — Denis Potvin Canadian ice hockey players, New York Islanders players,
- 1954 — David Milgaard Canadian people, Wrongfully convicted people,
- 1954 — René Highway (d. 1990), Canadian First Nations people, Canadian actors, Canadian dancers, Canadian people stubs, Gay, lesbian or bisexual people,
- 1954 — Gillian Chan Canadian writers, Chinese Canadians,
- 1954 — Catherine O'Hara Canadian actors, Canadian television personalities, Cinema actors,
- 1954 — Steven MacLean Canadian astronauts, Canadian scientists,
- 1954 — Dafydd Williams Canadian astronauts,
- 1954 — John Tory Canadian businesspeople, Ontario politicians,
- 1954 — Paul Chato Canadian comedians,
- 1954 — Rick Moranis Canadian comedians, Canadian television personalities,
- 1954 — Esther Delisle Canadian historians, People from Quebec, Quebec authors, Quebec culture,
- 1954 — Dan Hill Canadian musicians, Canadian songwriters, Pop singers,
- 1954 — Michelle Josef Canadian musicians, LGBT musicians, Transgender and transsexual people,
- 1954 — Oscar Lopez Canadian musicians,
- 1954 — Jean-Serge Brisson Canadian politicians,
- 1954 — Lawrence M. Krauss Canadian scientists, Carleton University alumni,
- 1954 — Cecil Foster Canadian writers,
- 1954 — Alan Kane Canadian writers, Climbers,
- 1954 — Sylvia McNicoll Canadian writers,
- 1954 — Marsha Skrypuch Canadian writers,
- 1954 — Aritha Van Herk Canadian writers,
- 1954 — Gulzar Singh Cheema British Columbia politicians, Manitoba politicians,
- 1954 — Avis Gray Manitoba politicians,
- 1954 — Stuart Murray Manitoba politicians,
- 1954 — Brian Pallister Manitoba politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1954 — Eleni Bakopanos Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1954 — David Christopherson Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1954 — Claude Duplain Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Quebec politicians,
- 1954 — Claude-André Lachance Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1954 — Lui Temelkovski Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1954 — Dave Levac Ontario politicians,
- 1954 — Roderick Toombs Canadian wrestlers, Professional wrestlers,
- 1954 — Danny Gare Buffalo Sabres players, Canadian ice hockey players, Detroit Red Wings players, Edmonton Oilers players,
- 1954 — Clark Gillies Canadian ice hockey players,
- 1954 — Dave Williams (hockey) Canadian ice hockey players, Detroit Red Wings players, Hartford Whalers players, Los Angeles Kings players, Sportspeople stubs, Toronto Maple Leafs players, Vancouver Canucks players,
- 1955 — Ken Read Canadian people stubs, Canadian skiers, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1955 — Alberta Watson Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1955 — David Pratt Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1955 — Edgar Bronfman Jr. Canadian businesspeople, Canadian people stubs, Jewish Canadian history,
- 1955 — Eleanor Clitheroe Canadian businesspeople, Canadian people stubs, University of Western Ontario,
- 1955 — Tommy Sexton (d. 1993), Canadian comedians, Canadian people stubs, Gay, lesbian or bisexual people,
- 1955 — Rick Hillier Canadian generals, People from Newfoundland and Labrador,
- 1955 — Jana Sterbak Canadian artists, People stubs,
- 1955 — David Grierson (d. 2004), Canadian radio personalities,
- 1955 — Cathy Jones Canadian comedians, Canadian television personalities,
- 1955 — Jerry Holland Canadian musicians, Fiddlers, Folk musicians,
- 1955 — Rachel Paiement Canadian musicians, Canadian songwriters,
- 1955 — Dan Biocchi Canadian politicians, People stubs,
- 1955 — Tom Renney Canadian sportspeople, People stubs,
- 1955 — Jim Wych Canadian sportspeople, Snooker players,
- 1955 — Neil Bissoondath Canadian writers, Trinidad and Tobago people,
- 1955 — Camille Thériault New Brunswick premiers,
- 1955 — Piers McDonald Yukon premiers,
- 1955 — Kevin Taft Alberta politicians,
- 1955 — Bev Desjarlais Canadian socialists, Manitoba politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1955 — Pat Martin Canadian socialists, Manitoba politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1955 — Frank de Jong Candidates for the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1955 — Gord Mackintosh Manitoba politicians,
- 1955 — MaryAnn Mihychuk Manitoba politicians,
- 1955 — Mauril Bélanger Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1955 — Gary Carr Athabasca University, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1955 — Rodger Cuzner Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1955 — Stéphane Dion Alumni of Sciences Po, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs,
- 1955 — Yvon Godin Members of the Canadian House of Commons, New Brunswick politicians,
- 1955 — Bob Nault Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1955 — John Nunziata Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1955 — Joe Preston Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs,
- 1955 — Andy Scott Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1955 — Jane Stewart Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1955 — Maurice Vellacott Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1955 — Mario Racco Ontario politicians,
- 1955 — Ron Wilson Canadian ice hockey players, NHL Head Coaches,
- 1955 — Erin Mouré Canadian poets, Quebec authors,
- 1955 — Dianne Haskett London, Ontario mayors,
- 1956 — Ben Heppner Canadian opera singers, Male singers, Members of the Order of Canada, Tenors,
- 1956 — Wendy Crewson Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1956 — Bruce Greenwood Canadian actors,
- 1956 — Rob Pike Canadian computer scientists, Computer pioneers, Programmers, Technology writers, Unix people,
- 1956 — Shelagh Rogers Canadian radio personalities, Canadian television personalities,
- 1956 — Mary Harron Canadian filmmakers,
- 1956 — Guy Maddin Canadian filmmakers,
- 1956 — Geoffrey Kelly Canadian musicians, Canadian songwriters, People stubs,
- 1956 — Hugh MacMillan Canadian musicians, People stubs,
- 1956 — Jean Lapierre Canadian television personalities, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Quebec lieutenants, Quebec politicians,
- 1956 — Leo Laporte American television personalities, Canadian television personalities,
- 1956 — Donna Morrissey Canada Reads Panelists, Canadian writers,
- 1956 — Glenna Hansen Commissioners of the Northwest Territories, People from Northwest Territories, People stubs,
- 1956 — Dave Sim Canadian cartoonists, Comic book writers,
- 1956 — Steve Ashton Canadian socialists, Manitoba politicians,
- 1956 — Murray Downing Candidates for the Canadian House of Commons, Manitoba politicians,
- 1956 — Gregory Dewar Manitoba politicians,
- 1956 — David Faurschou Manitoba politicians,
- 1956 — Claude Drouin Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs,
- 1956 — Gar Knutson London, Ontario, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1956 — Larry Miller (politician) Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1956 — Jim Prentice Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1956 — Bob Speller Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1956 — Peter Stoffer Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1956 — Paul Zed Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1956 — Marie Bountrogianni Ontario politicians,
- 1956 — Mike Kitchen Canadian ice hockey players, People stubs,
- 1956 — Barry Melrose Canadian ice hockey players, Detroit Red Wings players, NHL Head Coaches, Toronto Maple Leafs players, Winnipeg Jets players,
- 1956 — Brian Sutter Canadian ice hockey players, NHL Head Coaches, St. Louis Blues players,
- 1956 — Bryan Trottier Canadian ice hockey players, New York Islanders players, Pittsburgh Penguins players,
- 1956 — Sheree Fitch Canadian children's writers, Writer stubs,
- 1957 — Rick Hansen Canadian people, Humanitarians, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1957 — Dudley George (d. 1995), Canadian First Nations people,
- 1957 — Steve Podborski Canadian people stubs, Canadian skiers, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1957 — Anne-Marie Martin Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1957 — Geraint Wyn Davies Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1957 — Shannon Tweed Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs, Playboy Playmates,
- 1957 — Mag Ruffman Canada Reads Panelists, Canadian actors, Canadian journalists, Canadian television personalities,
- 1957 — Michael Coren Canadian radio personalities, Canadian television personalities, Canadian writers,
- 1957 — Ron Evans (politician) Canadian Clergy, Candidates for the Canadian House of Commons, Manitoba politicians,
- 1957 — Colin Mochrie Canadian comedians,
- 1957 — Sandra Shamas Canadian comedians, Canadian playwrights,
- 1957 — Robert Lepage Canadian filmmakers, Canadian playwrights, Canadian theatre, Gay writers, People stubs, Quebec actors, Quebec film directors,
- 1957 — John Doyle (critic) Canadian journalists, Columnists,
- 1957 — André Alexis Canadian writers, Trinidad and Tobago people, Writer stubs,
- 1957 — Tanya Huff Canadian writers, Fantasy writers, Lesbian writers,
- 1957 — Eric Walters Canadian writers,
- 1957 — John Howe Canadian illustrators,
- 1957 — Gilles Bisson Canadian socialists, Ontario politicians,
- 1957 — Bill Archer (Manitoba politician) Candidates for the Canadian House of Commons, Manitoba politicians,
- 1957 — Glen Murray Canada Reads Panelists, Candidates for the Canadian House of Commons, LGBT politicians, Winnipeg mayors,
- 1957 — David L. Anderson Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1957 — Georges Farrah Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1957 — Tony Ianno Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1957 — Francis Scarpaleggia Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1957 — Chuck Strahl Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1957 — Tony Valeri Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1957 — Roger Valley Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1957 — Joseph Cordiano Ontario politicians,
- 1957 — Leona Dombrowsky Ontario politicians,
- 1957 — Chris Stockwell Ontario politicians,
- 1957 — Mike Bossy Canadian ice hockey players, New York Islanders players,
- 1957 — Glen Hanlon Canadian ice hockey players, People stubs,
- 1957 — Jean-Marc Dalpé Canadian playwrights, Quebec authors,
- 1958 — Ted Nolan Canadian First Nations people, Canadian ice hockey players, Canadian people stubs, Detroit Red Wings players, Pittsburgh Penguins players,
- 1958 — Gaétan Boucher Canadian people stubs, Canadian speed skaters, Members of the Order of Canada, Quebec sportspeople,
- 1958 — Arsinée Khanjian Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1958 — Matt Frewer Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1958 — Colm Feore Canadian actors, Cinema actors,
- 1958 — Jennifer Tilly American actors, Canadian actors,
- 1958 — Shani Mootoo Canadian artists, Canadian writers, Lesbian writers, Trinidad and Tobago people, Writer stubs,
- 1958 — Dalbello Canadian musicians,
- 1958 — Alannah Myles Canadian musicians, Female singers,
- 1958 — Bob Chaperon Canadian sportspeople, Snooker players,
- 1958 — Kirk Stevens Canadian sportspeople, Snooker players,
- 1958 — Deborah Joy Corey Canadian writers,
- 1958 — Ann-Marie MacDonald Canadian playwrights, Canadian writers, Lesbian writers,
- 1958 — Anne Michaels Canadian poets, Canadian writers,
- 1958 — David Miller Canadian socialists, Mayors of Toronto, Toronto city councillors,
- 1958 — Tom Nevakshonoff Carleton University alumni, Manitoba politicians,
- 1958 — Raymond Simard Manitoba politicians,
- 1958 — Diane Finley Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1958 — Gary Goodyear Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1958 — Joe Jordan (politician) Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1958 — Monte Solberg Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1958 — Kevin Sorenson Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1958 — Mike Murphy (New Brunswick politician) New Brunswick politicians, People stubs,
- 1958 — Craig MacTavish Boston Bruins players, Canadian ice hockey players, Edmonton Oilers players, London, Ontario, NHL Assistant Coaches, NHL Head Coaches, New York Rangers players, Philadelphia Flyers players, St. Louis Blues players,
- 1958 — Stan Smyl Canadian ice hockey players, Vancouver Canucks players,
- 1958 — Darryl Sutter Canadian ice hockey players, Chicago Blackhawks players, NHL Head Coaches,
- 1958 — Gaétan Soucy Authors selected for Canada Reads, Quebec authors,
- 1959 — Henry Czerny Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1959 — Rebecca Jenkins Canadian actors, Canadian musicians,
- 1959 — Kevin Newman (Canadian journalist) Broadcast news analysts, Canadian journalists,
- 1959 — Vanity (performer) Canadian models, Canadian singers,
- 1959 — Joanna MacGregor Canadian musicians, Classical musicians,
- 1959 — Tom Long Canadian politicians, Ontario politicians,
- 1959 — Colleen Jones Canadian curlers, Canadian television personalities, Curlers,
- 1959 — Steven Erikson Canadian writers,
- 1959 — Ed Greenwood Canadian writers, Fantasy writers,
- 1959 — Nino Ricci Canadian writers,
- 1959 — David Andres Candidates for the Canadian House of Commons, Manitoba politicians,
- 1959 — Jim Rondeau Manitoba politicians,
- 1959 — Guy André Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs,
- 1959 — Rex Barnes Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1959 — Geoff Regan Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1959 — Robert Thibault Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1959 — Dominic Agostino (d. 2004), Ontario politicians,
- 1959 — Dwight Duncan Ontario politicians,
- 1959 — Kevin Lowe Canadian ice hockey players, Edmonton Oilers players, New York Rangers players,
- 1959 — Rob Ramage Calgary Flames players, Canadian ice hockey players, Colorado Rockies (NHL) players, Minnesota North Stars players, Montreal Canadiens players, Philadelphia Flyers players, St. Louis Blues players, Stub, Tampa Bay Lightning players, Toronto Maple Leafs players,
- 1959 — Rick Vaive Buffalo Sabres players, Canadian ice hockey players, Chicago Blackhawks players, Toronto Maple Leafs players, Vancouver Canucks players,
- 1959 — Brad Fraser Canadian playwrights, Gay writers,
- 1960 — Callum Keith Rennie Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1960 — Oliver Platt Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs, Cinema actors, Television actors,
- 1960 — Paul Martini Canadian figure skaters, Canadian people stubs, Figure skaters at the 1980 Winter Olympics, Figure skaters at the 1984 Winter Olympics, Sportspeople stubs,
- 1960 — David James Elliott Canadian actors,
- 1960 — Belinda Metz Canadian actors, Canadian musicians,
- 1960 — Dorothy Stratten (d. 1980), Canadian actors, Cinema actors, Murder victims, Playboy Playmates, Television actors,
- 1960 — Meg Tilly Canadian actors,
- 1960 — Brad Templeton Canadian businesspeople, People stubs, Programmers,
- 1960 — John Greyson Canadian filmmakers, Gay, lesbian or bisexual people,
- 1960 — David Frum Canadian journalists, Columnists, Neoconservatives,
- 1960 — Warren Kinsella Canadian lawyers, Canadian politicians, Canadian writers,
- 1960 — Don Ross Canadian musicians, Guitarists,
- 1960 — Alain Robidoux Canadian sportspeople, Snooker players,
- 1960 — Joanne Arnott Canadian writers,
- 1960 — Alan Cumyn Canadian writers,
- 1960 — David Manicom Canadian writers,
- 1960 — Guy A. Lepage Humorists, People stubs, Quebec comedians, Television directors,
- 1960 — Gary Masyk Alberta politicians,
- 1960 — Keith Martin British Columbia politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1960 — Drew Caldwell Manitoba politicians,
- 1960 — Maurizio Bevilacqua Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1960 — Françoise Boivin Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1960 — Gord Brown Carleton University alumni, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1960 — Mark Eyking Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1960 — Cheryl Gallant Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1960 — David McGuinty Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1960 — Borys Wrzesnewskyj Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1960 — Gerard Kennedy Ontario politicians,
- 1960 — John Cerutti (d. 2004), Boston Red Sox players, Canadian sports announcers, Detroit Tigers players, New York Mets players, Pittsburgh Pirates players, Toronto Blue Jays players,
- 1960 — Raymond Bourque Boston Bruins players, Canadian ice hockey players, Colorado Avalanche players,
- 1960 — Lindy Ruff Buffalo Sabres players, Canadian ice hockey players, NHL Assistant Coaches, NHL Head Coaches, New York Rangers players,
- 1960 — Denyse Julien Badminton players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1961 — Brian Orser Canadian figure skaters, Canadian people stubs, Figure skaters at the 1984 Winter Olympics, Figure skaters at the 1988 Winter Olympics, LGBT athletes,
- 1961 — Bruce McCulloch Canadian people stubs,
- 1961 — Camilla Scott Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs, Canadian television personalities,
- 1961 — Greg Thomey Canadian comedians, Canadian people stubs, Canadian television personalities,
- 1961 — Ying Chen Canadian writers, Chinese Canadians,
- 1961 — Erica Ehm Canadian actors, Canadian songwriters, Canadian television personalities, Canadian writers,
- 1961 — Jim Balsillie Canadian businesspeople,
- 1961 — Mike Lazaridis Canadian businesspeople, People stubs,
- 1961 — Marc-André Hamelin Canadian musicians, Classical pianists, Quebec musicians,
- 1961 — Steven Heighton Canadian writers,
- 1961 — Mylène Farmer French musicians, Gay icons, Quebec musicians,
- 1961 — Tony Clement Candidates for the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1961 — Jim Harris (politician) Candidates for the Canadian House of Commons, Green Party of Canada leaders,
- 1961 — Paul Edwards Manitoba politicians,
- 1961 — Darren Praznik Manitoba politicians,
- 1961 — André Bachand (Progressive Conservative MP) Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1961 — Maka Kotto Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1961 — Anthony Rota Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1961 — Mark McKoy Canadian athletes,
- 1961 — Paul Coffey Boston Bruins players, Canadian ice hockey players, Carolina Hurricanes players, Chicago Blackhawks players, Detroit Red Wings players, Edmonton Oilers players, Hartford Whalers players, Los Angeles Kings players, Philadelphia Flyers players, Pittsburgh Penguins players,
- 1961 — Marc Crawford Canadian ice hockey players, Sportspeople stubs,
- 1961 — Clint Malarchuk Buffalo Sabres players, Canadian ice hockey players, Quebec Nordiques players, Washington Capitals players,
- 1961 — Moe Mantha, Jr. Canadian ice hockey players,
- 1961 — Mark Messier Canadian ice hockey players, Edmonton Oilers players, New York Rangers players, Vancouver Canucks players,
- 1961 — Larry Murphy Canadian ice hockey players, Detroit Red Wings players, Los Angeles Kings players, Minnesota North Stars players, Pittsburgh Penguins players, Toronto Maple Leafs players, Washington Capitals players,
- 1961 — Dave Tippett Canadian ice hockey players, Hartford Whalers players, IHL Head Coaches, NHL Assistant Coaches, NHL Head Coaches, Philadelphia Flyers players, Pittsburgh Penguins players, Washington Capitals players,
- 1961 — Alan Lowe Victoria mayors,
- 1961 — Ben Johnson (athlete) Canadian athletes at the 1988 Summer Olympics, Canadian track and field athletes, Drugs cheats in athletics,
- 1962 — Charlie Angus Canadian historians, Canadian musicians, Canadian social justice activists, Canadian songwriters, Canadian writers, Folk musicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Rock musicians, Roman Catholics,
- 1962 — Attila Richard Lukacs Canadian artists, Canadian people stubs, LGBT artists,
- 1962 — Tina Tombs LPGA Golfer, Winner of 1990 Jamie Farr Toledo Classic
- 1962 — Corey Hart Canadian musicians, Canadian people stubs, Canadian songwriters, Pop singers,
- 1962 — John Mann (musician) Canadian actors, Canadian musicians, Canadian people stubs, Canadian songwriters,
- 1962 — Nia Vardalos Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1962 — Réal Ménard Canadian people stubs, LGBT politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Quebec politicians,
- 1962 — Nicholas Lea American actors, Canadian actors, Television actors,
- 1962 — Michelle Meyrink Canadian actors,
- 1962 — Andrew Cash Canadian musicians, Canadian songwriters,
- 1962 — Mike Murley Canadian musicians, Jazz composers, Jazz saxophonists,
- 1962 — Sass Jordan Canadian Idol, Canadian musicians, Female singers, Vocalists,
- 1962 — Steve Mann Canadian scientists, Wikipedians with article,
- 1962 — Cynthia Kereluk Canadian television personalities,
- 1962 — Mark Leiren-Young Canadian writers, Dramatists and playwrights, People stubs,
- 1962 — Karl Schroeder Canadian writers,
- 1962 — Noreen Stevens Canadian cartoonists, LGBT artists,
- 1962 — Dédé Fortin (d. 2000), Quebec film directors, Quebec musicians, Quebec songwriters, Suicides,
- 1962 — Cliff Cullen Manitoba politicians,
- 1962 — Kevin Lamoureux Manitoba politicians,
- 1962 — Colin Carrie Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1962 — Martin Cauchon Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs,
- 1962 — Dan McTeague Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1962 — Paddy Torsney Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1962 — Gary Robichaud Prince Edward Island politicians,
- 1962 — Teryl Rothery Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs, Stargate actors,
- 1962 — Grant Fuhr Buffalo Sabres players, Calgary Flames players, Canadian ice hockey players, Edmonton Oilers players, Hockey Hall of Fame, Los Angeles Kings players, St. Louis Blues players, Toronto Maple Leafs players,
- 1962 — Claude Julien (ice hockey) Canadian ice hockey players, People stubs,
- 1963 — Kim Phuc Phan Thi Asian Canadians, Vietnam War people, Vietnamese people,
- 1963 — Dave Hilton, Jr. Boxers, Canadian criminals, Canadian people stubs, Child sex offenders,
- 1963 — Roch Voisine Canadian musicians, Canadian people stubs, Members of the Order of Canada, People from New Brunswick,
- 1963 — Michelle Douglas Canadian social justice activists, Carleton University alumni, LGBT rights activists,
- 1963 — Barbara Underhill Canadian figure skaters, Canadian people stubs, Figure skaters at the 1980 Winter Olympics, Figure skaters at the 1984 Winter Olympics, Sportspeople stubs,
- 1963 — Barry Devolin Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1963 — Cali Timmins Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs, Soap opera actors,
- 1963 — Devon (rapper) Canadian people stubs, Canadian rappers,
- 1963 — Eric McCormack Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs, Television actors,
- 1963 — Enrico Colantoni Actor stubs, Canadian actors, Cinema actors, Television actors,
- 1963 — Hugh Dillon Canadian actors, Canadian musicians,
- 1963 — Dave Foley Canadian actors,
- 1963 — Albert Schultz Canadian actors, Canadian theatre,
- 1963 — Julie Payette Canadian astronauts, Canadian scientists, Women in science,
- 1963 — Vince Ditrich Canadian musicians, People stubs,
- 1963 — James LaBrie Canadian musicians,
- 1963 — Mark Kingwell 20th Century philosophers, Canadian philosophers, Canadian writers,
- 1963 — Mark Shainblum Canadian writers,
- 1963 — Roy Dupuis Cinema actors, Quebec actors, Television actors,
- 1963 — Shelley Martel Canadian socialists, Ontario politicians,
- 1963 — Ron Schuler Manitoba politicians,
- 1963 — Denis Coderre Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1963 — Joe Peschisolido Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1963 — Andy Savoy Members of the Canadian House of Commons, New Brunswick politicians,
- 1963 — Peter Van Loan Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1963 — Dan Newman Ontario politicians,
- 1963 — Steve Peters London, Ontario, Ontario politicians,
- 1963 — George Smitherman LGBT politicians, Ontario politicians,
- 1963 — Jim Wilson (Canadian politician) Ontario politicians,
- 1963 — Bill Wennington Basketball players, Basketball stubs, Canadian basketball players,
- 1963 — Dave Andreychuk Boston Bruins players, Buffalo Sabres players, Canadian ice hockey players, Colorado Avalanche players, New Jersey Devils players, Tampa Bay Lightning players, Toronto Maple Leafs players,
- 1963 — Paul Cyr Buffalo Sabres players, Canadian ice hockey players,
- 1963 — Ron Francis Canadian ice hockey players, Carolina Hurricanes players, Hartford Whalers players, Pittsburgh Penguins players, Toronto Maple Leafs players,
- 1963 — Gerard Gallant Canadian ice hockey players, Detroit Red Wings players, NHL Assistant Coaches, NHL Head Coaches, Tampa Bay Lightning players,
- 1963 — Dale Hawerchuk Buffalo Sabres players, Canadian ice hockey players, Philadelphia Flyers players, St. Louis Blues players, Winnipeg Jets players,
- 1963 — Allan MacInnis Calgary Flames players, Canadian ice hockey players, Ice hockey stubs, St. Louis Blues players,
- 1963 — Marty McSorley Canadian ice hockey players, Wikipedia cleanup,
- 1964 — Paul Okalik Canadian First Nations people, Carleton University alumni, Nunavut politicians, People from Nunavut,
- 1964 — Alex Baumann Canadian athletes, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1964 — Victor Davis (d. 1989), Canadian Olympians, Canadian swimmers, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1964 — Maria del Mar (actress) Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1964 — Bruce LaBruce Canadian actors, Canadian film directors, Canadian film producers, Canadian writers, Cinema actors, Gay writers,
- 1964 — Gloria Reuben Canadian actors,
- 1964 — David Megginson Canadian computer scientists, People stubs,
- 1964 — Dwayne Goettel (d. 1995), Canadian musicians, Industrial musicians,
- 1964 — Colin James Blues musicians, Canadian musicians, Male singers,
- 1964 — Diana Krall Canadian musicians, Female singers, Jazz musicians, Jazz singers, Vocalists,
- 1964 — Greg McConnell (d. 1999), Canadian musicians,
- 1964 — Ron Sexsmith Canadian musicians, Canadian songwriters,
- 1964 — Lisa Moore Canadian writers, Writer stubs,
- 1964 — Kevin Patterson Canadian writers, Writer stubs,
- 1964 — Miriam Toews Canadian writers, Humorists, Writer stubs,
- 1964 — Jo Walton British science fiction writers, British writers, Canadian writers, Fantasy writers, Science fiction writers, Writer stubs,
- 1964 — John Herron Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1964 — Scott Reid (Canadian politician) Carleton University alumni, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1964 — David Caplan Ontario politicians,
- 1964 — Stephen Ames Canadian golfers, Trinidad and Tobago people,
- 1964 — Laurie Kane Canadian golfers,
- 1964 — Brian Bellows Canadian ice hockey players, Ice hockey stubs, Montreal Canadiens players,
- 1964 — Scott Stevens Canadian ice hockey players, New Jersey Devils players, St. Louis Blues players, Washington Capitals players,
- 1964 — Anne Marie DeCicco-Best London, Ontario mayors,
- 1965 — Ofra Harnoy Canadian musicians, Cellists, Members of the Order of Canada, People stubs,
- 1965 — Clayton Matchee Canadian military people,
- 1965 — Tracy Tweed Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs, Playboy Playmates,
- 1965 — Leslie Hope Canadian actors,
- 1965 — Amanda Tapping Canadian actors, Stargate actors,
- 1965 — Matthew Hilton Boxers, Canadian sportspeople,
- 1965 — Shyam Selvadurai Canadian writers, Gay writers, Novelists, Writer stubs,
- 1965 — Owen Hart (d. 1999), Canadian wrestlers, People from Alberta,
- 1965 — Christy Clark British Columbia politicians,
- 1965 — James Bezan Manitoba politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1965 — Dean Allison Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1965 — Stéphane Bergeron Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1965 — Jennifer Wyatt Canadian golfers,
- 1965 — Ed Belfour Canadian ice hockey players, Chicago Blackhawks players, Dallas Stars players, San Jose Sharks players, Toronto Maple Leafs players,
- 1965 — Marc Bergevin Canadian ice hockey players, Chicago Blackhawks players, Detroit Red Wings players, Hartford Whalers players, New York Islanders players, Pittsburgh Penguins players, St. Louis Blues players, Tampa Bay Lightning players, Vancouver Canucks players,
- 1965 — Brian Bradley Calgary Flames players, Canadian ice hockey players, Tampa Bay Lightning players, Toronto Maple Leafs players, Vancouver Canucks players,
- 1965 — Claude Lemieux Canadian ice hockey players, Colorado Avalanche players, Dallas Stars players, Montreal Canadiens players, New Jersey Devils players, Phoenix Coyotes players,
- 1965 — Daren Puppa Canadian ice hockey players,
- 1965 — Stewart Elliott Canadian jockeys,
- 1965 — Ross MacDonald Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic sailors of Canada, Sailors at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1965 — Lennox Lewis Canadian athletes at the 1988 Summer Olympics, English boxers, Heavyweights, LGBT athletes,
- 1965 — Rob Ducey Baseball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1966 — Hiromi Goto Canadian writers, Japanese Canadians,
- 1966 — Kurt Browning Canadian figure skaters, Figure skaters at the 1988 Winter Olympics, Figure skaters at the 1992 Winter Olympics, Figure skaters at the 1994 Winter Olympics, Members of the Order of Canada,
- 1966 — Donal Logue Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1966 — Lochlyn Munro Canadian actors,
- 1966 — Belinda Stronach Canadian businesspeople, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1966 — Jeff Healey Blues musicians, Canadian musicians,
- 1966 — Paul McKeever Canadian politicians, Libertarians, Ontario politicians,
- 1966 — Michael Redhill Canadian playwrights, Canadian poets, Canadian writers,
- 1966 — Larry Walker 1992 National League All-Stars, 1997 National League All-Stars, 1998 National League All-Stars, 1999 National League All-Stars, 2001 National League All-Stars, Canadian baseball players, Colorado Rockies players, Major league right fielders, Montreal Expos players, People from British Columbia, St. Louis Cardinals players,
- 1966 — Gerry Byrne Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Newfoundland and Labrador politicians,
- 1966 — Mario Silva LGBT politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Toronto city councillors,
- 1966 — Kelly Buchberger Atlanta Thrashers players, Canadian ice hockey players, Edmonton Oilers players, Los Angeles Kings players, People stubs, Phoenix Coyotes players, Pittsburgh Penguins players,
- 1966 — Wendel Clark Canadian ice hockey players, Chicago Blackhawks players, Detroit Red Wings players, New York Islanders players, People stubs, Quebec Nordiques players, Tampa Bay Lightning players, Toronto Maple Leafs players,
- 1966 — Kirk McLean Canadian ice hockey players, Carolina Hurricanes players, Florida Panthers players, New York Rangers players, Vancouver Canucks players,
- 1966 — Kirk Muller Canadian ice hockey players, Dallas Stars players, Florida Panthers players, Ice hockey stubs, Montreal Canadiens players, New Jersey Devils players, New York Islanders players, Toronto Maple Leafs players,
- 1966 — Joe Nieuwendyk Calgary Flames players, Canadian ice hockey players, Dallas Stars players, New Jersey Devils players, Toronto Maple Leafs players,
- 1966 — Gary Roberts Calgary Flames players, Canadian ice hockey players, Carolina Hurricanes players, Toronto Maple Leafs players,
- 1966 — Robert Budde Canadian poets,
- 1966 — Christian Bök Canadian poets,
- 1966 — Lori-Ann Muenzer Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Cyclists at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1966 — Alison Sydor Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1967 — Kelly Rowan Canadian actors,
- 1967 — Tonya Lee Williams Canadian actors, Soap opera actors,
- 1967 — Ashleigh Banfield Canadian journalists,
- 1967 — Chris Benoit Canadian wrestlers, People from Alberta, People from Quebec,
- 1967 — Rheal Cormier Canadian baseball players, People from New Brunswick, Stub,
- 1967 — Denis Villeneuve Quebec film directors,
- 1967 — Dominic LeBlanc Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1967 — Bruny Surin Canadian athletes, Canadian athletes at the 1996 Summer Olympics,
- 1967 — Murray Baron Canadian ice hockey players, Montreal Canadiens players, Philadelphia Flyers players, Phoenix Coyotes players, St. Louis Blues players, Vancouver Canucks players,
- 1967 — Sean Burke Canadian ice hockey players, Carolina Hurricanes players, Florida Panthers players, Hartford Whalers players, New Jersey Devils players, Philadelphia Flyers players, Phoenix Coyotes players, Vancouver Canucks players,
- 1967 — Vincent Damphousse Canadian ice hockey players, Colorado Avalanche players, Edmonton Oilers players, Montreal Canadiens players, San Jose Sharks players, Toronto Maple Leafs players,
- 1967 — Curtis Joseph Canadian ice hockey players, Detroit Red Wings players, Edmonton Oilers players, St. Louis Blues players, Toronto Maple Leafs players,
- 1967 — Mike Keane Canadian ice hockey players, Colorado Avalanche players, Dallas Stars players, Montreal Canadiens players, New York Rangers players, St. Louis Blues players, Vancouver Canucks players,
- 1967 — Joe Murphy Canadian ice hockey players, People stubs,
- 1967 — Gareth Rees Canadian rugby union footballers,
- 1967 — Carling Bassett-Seguso Canadian tennis players,
- 1967 — John Child (athlete) Beach volleyball players, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic volleyball players of Canada, Sports stubs, Volleyball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1967 — Guylaine Dumont Beach volleyball players, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic volleyball players of Canada, Sports stubs, Volleyball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1967 — David Ford (kayaker) Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1968 — Eden Robinson Canadian First Nations people, Canadian people stubs, Canadian writers, Writer stubs,
- 1968 — David Hewlett Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs, Stargate actors,
- 1968 — Jill Hennessy Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1968 — Leah Pinsent Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1968 — Megan Follows Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1968 — Pascale Bussières Canadian people stubs, Quebec actors,
- 1968 — Susan Haskell Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs, Soap opera actors,
- 1968 — Tom Cavanagh Canadian actors,
- 1968 — Jay Ferguson (Canadian musician) Canadian musicians, People stubs,
- 1968 — Nardwuar the Human Serviette Canadian musicians, Canadian television personalities,
- 1968 — Paul Tracy Canadian sportspeople, Racecar drivers,
- 1968 — Evan Solomon Canadian television personalities, Canadian writers,
- 1968 — K.V. Johansen Canadian writers,
- 1968 — David Watters Candidates for the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1968 — Andrew Swan Manitoba politicians,
- 1968 — Jason Kenney Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1968 — Brian Masse Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1968 — Shawn Graham New Brunswick politicians,
- 1968 — Theoren Fleury Calgary Flames players, Canadian ice hockey players, Chicago Blackhawks players, Colorado Avalanche players, New York Rangers players,
- 1968 — Joe Juneau Boston Bruins players, Buffalo Sabres players, Canadian ice hockey players, Montreal Canadiens players, Ottawa Senators players, Phoenix Coyotes players, Washington Capitals players,
- 1968 — Stephane Quintal Canadian ice hockey players, Ice hockey stubs, Los Angeles Kings players, Montreal Canadiens players,
- 1968 — Mark Recchi Canadian ice hockey players, Montreal Canadiens players, Philadelphia Flyers players, Pittsburgh Penguins players, Sportspeople stubs,
- 1968 — Pat Onstad Canadian soccer players, Football (soccer) goalkeepers,
- 1968 — Kevin Kerr Canadian playwrights, People stubs,
- 1968 — Michael MacLennan Canadian playwrights, Screenwriters,
- 1968 — Ian Ross Canadian playwrights,
- 1969 — Dylan Neal Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs, Television actors,
- 1969 — Scott St. John Canadian people stubs, London, Ontario, Violinists,
- 1969 — Jason Priestley Canadian actors,
- 1969 — Cree Summer Canadian actors, Television actors, Voice actors,
- 1969 — Samantha Bee Canadian comedians, The Daily Show,
- 1969 — Rick Mercer Canadian comedians, Canadian television personalities, Gay, lesbian or bisexual people, People from Newfoundland and Labrador,
- 1969 — Irshad Manji Canadian journalists, Lesbian writers,
- 1969 — Jane Child Canadian musicians, Female singers, Pop singers,
- 1969 — Jonathan Seet Canadian musicians, Canadian songwriters, Singer-songwriters,
- 1969 — Karen Connelly Canadian writers,
- 1969 — Marnie Woodrow Canadian writers, Lesbian writers,
- 1969 — Kelvin Goertzen Manitoba politicians,
- 1969 — Rona Ambrose Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1969 — Bernard Bigras Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Quebec politicians,
- 1969 — Helena Guergis Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1969 — Rick Fox Basketball stubs, Canadian basketball players,
- 1969 — Scott Patterson (d. 2004), Canadian curlers, Curlers, People stubs,
- 1969 — Josée Chouinard Canadian figure skaters, Figure skaters at the 1994 Winter Olympics,
- 1969 — Donald Audette Atlanta Thrashers players, Buffalo Sabres players, Canadian ice hockey players, Dallas Stars players, Florida Panthers players, Los Angeles Kings players, Montreal Canadiens players,
- 1969 — Rob Blake Canadian ice hockey players, Colorado Avalanche players, Los Angeles Kings players,
- 1969 — Joe Sakic Canadian ice hockey players, Colorado Avalanche players, Quebec Nordiques players,
- 1969 — Brendan Shanahan Canadian ice hockey players, Detroit Red Wings players, Hartford Whalers players, New Jersey Devils players, St. Louis Blues players,
- 1969 — Pierre Turgeon Buffalo Sabres players, Canadian ice hockey players, Dallas Stars players, Montreal Canadiens players, New York Islanders players, St. Louis Blues players,
- 1969 — Caroline Brunet Canadian athletes at the 1996 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2000 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1969 — Kamini Jain Canadian athletes at the 2000 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1969 — Mark Heese Beach volleyball players, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic volleyball players of Canada, Sports stubs, Volleyball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1969 — Chantal Petitclerc Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic wheelchair racers of Canada, Wheelchair racers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1970 — Karla Homolka Canadian criminals, Serial killers,
- 1970 — Dave Batters Canadian people stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1970 — Fiona Loewi Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1970 — Krista Sutton Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1970 — Mario Dumont Canadian people stubs, Quebec politicians,
- 1970 — Nicole DeBoer Canadian actors, Cinema actors, Star Trek actors, Television actors,
- 1970 — Mitsou Canadian actors, Canadian musicians, Female singers, Pop singers, Quebec musicians,
- 1970 — Yanic Truesdale Canadian actors, People stubs, Quebec actors, Television actors,
- 1970 — Sarah Harmer Canadian musicians, Female singers,
- 1970 — Raine Maida Canadian musicians, Male singers, Rock singers,
- 1970 — Julie Masse Canadian musicians, Quebec musicians,
- 1970 — Jason McCoy Canadian musicians, Country musicians, Country singers, Male singers, People stubs, Vocalists,
- 1970 — Craig Chandler Canadian politicians,
- 1970 — Pierre Lueders Canadian sportspeople,
- 1970 — Scott Simms Canadian television personalities, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1970 — Chris Jericho Canadian wrestlers, People from Manitoba, Professional wrestlers, Templates for deletion,
- 1970 — Marie-Josée Croze Quebec actors,
- 1970 — Lara Fabian Belgian musicians, Female singers, People stubs, Pop singers, Quebec musicians,
- 1970 — Heather Stefanson Manitoba politicians,
- 1970 — James Rajotte Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs,
- 1970 — Stu Barnes Buffalo Sabres players, Canadian ice hockey players, Dallas Stars players, Florida Panthers players, Pittsburgh Penguins players, Winnipeg Jets players,
- 1970 — Rod Brind'Amour Canadian ice hockey players, Carolina Hurricanes players, Philadelphia Flyers players, St. Louis Blues players,
- 1970 — Trevor Linden Canadian ice hockey players, Montreal Canadiens players, New York Islanders players, Vancouver Canucks players, Washington Capitals players,
- 1970 — Jason York Canadian ice hockey players, Detroit Red Wings players, Mighty Ducks of Anaheim players, Nashville Predators players, Ottawa Senators players,
- 1970 — Mike Wolfs Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic sailors of Canada, Sailors at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1970 — Jeffrey Adams Canadian athletes at the 2000 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic wheelchair racers of Canada, People stubs, Wheelchair racers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1970 — Paul Spoljaric Baseball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1971 — Abdullah Almalki Canadian people, Foreign relations of Canada,
- 1971 — Justin Trudeau Canada Reads Panelists, Canadian people,
- 1971 — Carla Robinson Canadian First Nations people, Canadian journalists, Canadian people stubs,
- 1971 — Rob Fleming Canadian people stubs,
- 1971 — Snow (musician) Canadian musicians, Canadian people stubs, Music stubs,
- 1971 — Nathan Fillion Canadian actors, Cinema actors, Soap opera actors, Television actors,
- 1971 — Corey Haim Canadian actors,
- 1971 — Sandra Oh Canadian actors,
- 1971 — Monika Schnarre Canadian models, People stubs,
- 1971 — Martyn Bennett (d. 2005), Canadian musicians, Scottish musicians,
- 1971 — Matthew Good Canadian musicians, Canadian songwriters,
- 1971 — Bif Naked Canadian musicians, Female singers, Music stubs,
- 1971 — Mike Chong Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1971 — Rahim Jaffer Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1971 — Ross Rebagliati Canadian Olympians, People stubs,
- 1971 — Bob Boughner Buffalo Sabres players, Calgary Flames players, Canadian ice hockey players, Carolina Hurricanes players, Colorado Avalanche players, Nashville Predators players, Pittsburgh Penguins players,
- 1971 — Patrice Brisebois Canadian ice hockey players, Ice hockey stubs, Montreal Canadiens players,
- 1971 — Adam Foote Canadian ice hockey players, Colorado Avalanche players, Quebec Nordiques players,
- 1971 — Greg Johnson Canadian ice hockey players, Chicago Blackhawks players, Detroit Red Wings players, Nashville Predators players, Pittsburgh Penguins players,
- 1971 — Petr Nedved Canadian ice hockey players, Czech ice hockey players, Edmonton Oilers players, New York Rangers players, Pittsburgh Penguins players, St. Louis Blues players, Vancouver Canucks players,
- 1971 — Keith Primeau Canadian ice hockey players, Carolina Hurricanes players, Detroit Red Wings players, Hartford Whalers players, Philadelphia Flyers players,
- 1971 — Scott Thornton Canadian ice hockey players, People stubs,
- 1971 — Fiona Milne Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic rowers of Canada, People stubs, Rowers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1971 — Johanne Begin Canadian athletes at the 2000 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1971 — Diane Roy Canadian athletes at the 2000 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic wheelchair racers of Australia, Wheelchair racers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1971 — Monique Kavelaars Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Fencers at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Substubs,
- 1971 — Christine Nordhagen Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic wrestlers of Canada, People stubs, Wrestlers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1971 — Guivi Sissaouri Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1972 — Adam Beach Canadian First Nations people, Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1972 — Gwen Jacobs Canadian social justice activists, People stubs,
- 1972 — George Stroumboulopoulos Broadcast news analysts, Canadian journalists, Canadian people stubs, Canadian radio personalities, Canadian television personalities,
- 1972 — K-Os Canadian people stubs, Canadian rappers, Musician stubs,
- 1972 — Lisa Michelle Merrithew Canadian businesspeople, Canadian people stubs, People from New Brunswick,
- 1972 — Shaun Majumder Canadian comedians, Canadian people stubs, Canadian television personalities, People from Newfoundland and Labrador,
- 1972 — Tanya Reid Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1972 — Mike Kroeger Canadian musicians, People stubs,
- 1972 — Amanda Marshall Canadian musicians, Female singers, Pop singers,
- 1972 — Devin Townsend Canadian musicians,
- 1972 — Kirk Johnson Canadian sportspeople,
- 1972 — Garou (singer) Quebec musicians,
- 1972 — Pierre Ducasse Candidates for the Canadian House of Commons, Quebec lieutenants,
- 1972 — Steven Fletcher Manitoba politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1972 — Nathan Cullen Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1972 — Meili Faille Canada government stubs, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1972 — Robert Esmie Canadian athletes, Canadian athletes at the 1996 Summer Olympics,
- 1972 — Patrice L'Heureux Canadian boxers, Heavyweights,
- 1972 — Drake Berehowsky Canadian ice hockey players, Edmonton Oilers players, Nashville Predators players, Phoenix Coyotes players, Pittsburgh Penguins players, Toronto Maple Leafs players, Vancouver Canucks players,
- 1972 — Brad Bombardir Canadian ice hockey players, Minnesota Wild players, Nashville Predators players, New Jersey Devils players,
- 1972 — Mike Knuble Boston Bruins players, Canadian ice hockey players, Detroit Red Wings players, New York Rangers players, Philadelphia Flyers players,
- 1972 — Trent McCleary Canadian ice hockey players, People stubs,
- 1972 — Owen Nolan Canadian ice hockey players, Colorado Avalanche players, Quebec Nordiques players, San Jose Sharks players, Toronto Maple Leafs players,
- 1972 — Chris Osgood Canadian ice hockey players, Detroit Red Wings players, New York Islanders players, St. Louis Blues players,
- 1972 — Manon Rhéaume Canadian ice hockey players, Stub, Tampa Bay Lightning players,
- 1972 — Cameron Baerg Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic rowers of Canada, Rowers at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Sportspeople stubs,
- 1972 — Courtney Babcock Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1972 — Jonathan Ohayon Archers at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1972 — Stephen Giles Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1973 — Adam Reid Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1973 — Jessica Holmes Canadian comedians, Canadian people stubs,
- 1973 — Kathleen Robertson Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1973 — Milaine Thériault Athabasca University, Canadian Olympians, Canadian people stubs, Olympic stubs, Sportspeople stubs,
- 1973 — Simon James Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1973 — Lexa Doig Canadian actors, Television actors,
- 1973 — Ian Goldberg Canadian computer scientists, Cryptographers,
- 1973 — Alexandre Trudeau Canadian journalists,
- 1973 — Natalie MacMaster Canadian musicians, Fiddlers, Folk musicians,
- 1973 — Ryan Peake Canadian musicians, People stubs,
- 1973 — Rufus Wainwright Canadian musicians, Canadian songwriters, LGBT musicians, Pop singers,
- 1973 — David Bezmozgis Canadian writers,
- 1973 — Jason Reso Canadian wrestlers, People from Ontario,
- 1973 — Derek Armstrong Canadian ice hockey players, Los Angeles Kings players, New York Islanders players, New York Rangers players, Ottawa Senators players,
- 1973 — Adrian Aucoin Canadian ice hockey players, New York Islanders players, Tampa Bay Lightning players, Vancouver Canucks players,
- 1973 — Matthew Barnaby Buffalo Sabres players, Canadian ice hockey players, Colorado Avalanche players, New York Rangers players, Pittsburgh Penguins players, Tampa Bay Lightning players,
- 1973 — Philippe Boucher Buffalo Sabres players, Canadian ice hockey players, Dallas Stars players, Los Angeles Kings players,
- 1973 — Andrew Brunette Atlanta Thrashers players, Canadian ice hockey players, Minnesota Wild players, Nashville Predators players, Washington Capitals players,
- 1973 — Manny Legace Canadian ice hockey players, Detroit Red Wings players, Los Angeles Kings players, Stub,
- 1973 — Eric Lindros Canadian ice hockey players, London, Ontario, New York Rangers players, Philadelphia Flyers players,
- 1973 — John Madden (hockey) Canadian ice hockey players, New Jersey Devils players,
- 1973 — Scott Niedermayer Canadian ice hockey players, New Jersey Devils players,
- 1973 — Pascal Rhéaume Atlanta Thrashers players, Canadian ice hockey players, Chicago Blackhawks players, Ice hockey stubs, New Jersey Devils players, New York Rangers players, St. Louis Blues players,
- 1973 — Scott Walker (hockey player) Canadian ice hockey players, Nashville Predators players, Vancouver Canucks players,
- 1973 — Iain Brambell Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic rowers of Canada, People stubs, Rowers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1973 — Gavin Hassett Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic rowers of Canada, Rowers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1973 — Tomasz Radzinski Canadian soccer players, Football (soccer) stubs, Fulham FC Players,
- 1973 — Greg Rusedski British tennis players, Canadian tennis players, Tennis stubs,
- 1973 — A. J. Levin Canadian poets,
- 1973 — Mike Beres Badminton players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1973 — Todd Betts Baseball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Substubs,
- 1973 — Richard Clapp Baseball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1973 — Jason Dickson 1997 American League All-Stars, Anaheim Angels players, Baseball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, California Angels players, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Major league pitchers,
- 1973 — Charmaine Reid Badminton players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1973 — Heather Ross-McManus Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Gymnasts at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1974 — Caroline Mulroney Canadian people, Canadian people stubs,
- 1974 — Nicholas Ribic Canadian criminals, Current events,
- 1974 — David Pelletier Canadian figure skaters, Canadian people stubs, Figure skaters at the 2002 Winter Olympics, Sportspeople stubs,
- 1974 — Marianne Illing Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian people stubs, Carleton University alumni,
- 1974 — Natasha Henstridge Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs, Cinema actors, Models, Television actors,
- 1974 — Robert Ghiz Canadian people stubs, Prince Edward Island politicians,
- 1974 — Tricia Helfer Canadian actors, Cinema actors, Models, Television actors,
- 1974 — Deborah Cox Canadian musicians, Female singers, Musician stubs, Pop singers,
- 1974 — Chad Kroeger Canadian musicians, Male singers,
- 1974 — Rob Anders Members of the Canadian House of Commons, People stubs,
- 1974 — Ruby Dhalla Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1974 — Mark Holland Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1974 — Rob Moore Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1974 — Steve Nash Canadian basketball players, NBA players,
- 1974 — Jason Arnott Canadian ice hockey players, Dallas Stars players, Edmonton Oilers players, New Jersey Devils players,
- 1974 — Joel Bouchard Calgary Flames players, Canadian ice hockey players, Dallas Stars players, Nashville Predators players, New Jersey Devils players, New York Rangers players, Phoenix Coyotes players, Pittsburgh Penguins players,
- 1974 — Anson Carter Boston Bruins players, Canadian ice hockey players, Edmonton Oilers players, Los Angeles Kings players, New York Rangers players, Washington Capitals players,
- 1974 — Chris Pronger Canadian ice hockey players, Hartford Whalers players, Ice hockey player missing statistics, St. Louis Blues players,
- 1974 — Layne Roland Canadian ice hockey players,
- 1974 — Jon Beare Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic rowers of Canada, People stubs, Rowers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1974 — Mara Jones Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic rowers of Canada, People stubs, Rowers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1974 — Cora Campbell Canadian athletes at the 2000 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1974 — Attila Buday Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1974 — Jeff Guiel Baseball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1974 — Daniel Igali Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1974 — Jackie Lance Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic softball players of Canada, Softball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1974 — Jill Savege Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1975 — Michel Trudeau (d. 1998), Canadian people,
- 1975 — Emm Gryner Asian Canadians, Canadian musicians, Female singers, Hapas, Pop singers,
- 1975 — Blair Arnot Canadian people stubs, People from Ontario, Skateboarders,
- 1975 — Kid Koala Canadian musicians, Chinese Canadians, Quebec musicians, Stub,
- 1975 — Michael Bublé Canadian actors, Jazz singers,
- 1975 — Will Sasso Canadian comedians, Cinema actors, Television actors, U.S. comedians,
- 1975 — Damhnait Doyle Canadian musicians, Female singers, Pop singers,
- 1975 — Ashley MacIsaac Canadian musicians, Fiddlers, LGBT musicians,
- 1975 — Ryan Vikedal Canadian musicians, People stubs,
- 1975 — Greg Moore (d. 1999), Canadian sportspeople, Racecar drivers,
- 1975 — Shane Sutcliffe Canadian boxers, Heavyweights,
- 1975 — Andrew Martin Canadian wrestlers,
- 1975 — Jamie Allison Calgary Flames players, Canadian ice hockey players, Chicago Blackhawks players, Columbus Blue Jackets players, Nashville Predators players,
- 1975 — Jason Allison Boston Bruins players, Canadian ice hockey players, Los Angeles Kings players, Washington Capitals players,
- 1975 — Serge Aubin Atlanta Thrashers players, Canadian ice hockey players, Colorado Avalanche players, Columbus Blue Jackets players,
- 1975 — Todd Bertuzzi Canadian ice hockey players, New York Islanders players, Vancouver Canucks players,
- 1975 — Alexandre Daigle Canadian ice hockey players, Minnesota Wild players, Ottawa Senators players, Philadelphia Flyers players, Pittsburgh Penguins players, Tampa Bay Lightning players,
- 1975 — Eric Daze Canadian ice hockey players, Chicago Blackhawks players,
- 1975 — Shean Donovan Atlanta Thrashers players, Calgary Flames players, Canadian ice hockey players, Colorado Avalanche players, Pittsburgh Penguins players, San Jose Sharks players,
- 1975 — Brett Lindros Canadian ice hockey players, London, Ontario, New York Islanders players,
- 1975 — Brendan Morrison Canadian ice hockey players, New Jersey Devils players, Vancouver Canucks players,
- 1975 — Eric Perrin Canadian ice hockey players, Tampa Bay Lightning players,
- 1975 — Martin St. Louis Calgary Flames players, Canadian ice hockey players, Tampa Bay Lightning players,
- 1975 — Jocelyn Thibault Canadian ice hockey players, Chicago Blackhawks players, Ice hockey stubs, Montreal Canadiens players,
- 1975 — Marty Turco Canadian ice hockey players, Dallas Stars players,
- 1975 — Andrew Hoskins Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic rowers of Canada, Rowers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1975 — Simon Whitfield Canadian athletes at the 2000 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1975 — Mike Johnson Baseball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1975 — Sherraine Mackay Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Fencers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1975 — Jeremy Ware Baseball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic stubs,
- 1976 — Kristen French (d. 1992), Canadian crime victims, Murder victims, Pages on votes for deletion,
- 1976 — Leslie Mahaffy (d. 1991), Canadian crime victims, Murder victims,
- 1976 — Laura Harris Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs, Cinema actors, Television actors,
- 1976 — Mia Kirshner Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1976 — Rachel McAdams Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1976 — Sarah Chalke Canadian actors,
- 1976 — Alisen Down Canadian actors,
- 1976 — Erik Everhard Canadian actors, Porn stars,
- 1976 — Ryan Reynolds Canadian actors,
- 1976 — Catherine Clark Canadian television personalities,
- 1976 — James Moore (Canadian politician) British Columbia politicians, Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1976 — Éric Gagné 2002 National League All-Stars, 2003 National League All-Stars, 2004 National League All-Stars, Baseball players, Canadian baseball players, Los Angeles Dodgers players, Major league pitchers, Quebec sportspeople,
- 1976 — Jeremy Wotherspoon Canadian Olympians, Canadian speed skaters,
- 1976 — Nolan Baumgartner Canadian ice hockey players, Chicago Blackhawks players, Pittsburgh Penguins players, Vancouver Canucks players, Washington Capitals players,
- 1976 — Wade Belak Calgary Flames players, Canadian ice hockey players, Colorado Avalanche players, Toronto Maple Leafs players,
- 1976 — Zac Bierk Canadian ice hockey players, Ice hockey stubs, Minnesota Wild players, Phoenix Coyotes players, Tampa Bay Lightning players,
- 1976 — Jason Botterill Buffalo Sabres players, Canadian ice hockey players,
- 1976 — Eric Boulton Buffalo Sabres players, Canadian ice hockey players, New York Rangers players,
- 1976 — Dan Boyle (hockey player) Canadian ice hockey players, Florida Panthers players, Tampa Bay Lightning players,
- 1976 — Shane Doan Canadian ice hockey players, Phoenix Coyotes players, Winnipeg Jets players,
- 1976 — Jeff Friesen Canadian ice hockey players, Mighty Ducks of Anaheim players, New Jersey Devils players, San Jose Sharks players,
- 1976 — Denis Gauthier Calgary Flames players, Canadian ice hockey players, Phoenix Coyotes players,
- 1976 — Ed Jovanovski Canadian ice hockey players, Florida Panthers players, Vancouver Canucks players,
- 1976 — Ryan Smyth Canadian ice hockey players,
- 1976 — Sheldon Souray Canadian ice hockey players, Montreal Canadiens players, New Jersey Devils players,
- 1976 — José Theodore Canadian ice hockey players, Montreal Canadiens players,
- 1976 — Jeff Powell Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic rowers of Canada, People stubs, Rowers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1976 — Brian Price Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic rowers of Canada, People stubs, Rowers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1976 — Jake Wetzel Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic rowers of Canada, Rowers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1976 — Tamas Buday Jr. Canadian athletes at the 2000 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1976 — Karen Furneaux Canadian athletes at the 2000 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1976 — Melissa Collins Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1976 — Philippe Comtois Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Divers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1976 — Mike Kusiewicz Baseball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1976 — Kevin Nicholson Baseball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1976 — Simon Pond Baseball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1976 — Michael Scarola Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1976 — Sasha Olson Olympic softball players of Canada, People stubs,
- 1976 — Daniel Nestor Olympic tennis players of Canada, Substubs, Tennis players at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1977 — Ainsworth Dyer (d. 2002), Canadian military people,
- 1977 — Jamie Murphy (soldier) Canadian military people,
- 1977 — Emily Perkins Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1977 — Jamie Salé Canadian figure skaters, Canadian people stubs, Figure skaters at the 1994 Winter Olympics, Figure skaters at the 2002 Winter Olympics, Sportspeople stubs,
- 1977 — Joel Gibb Canadian musicians, Canadian people stubs, LGBT musicians,
- 1977 — Measha Brueggergosman Canada Reads Panelists, Canadian opera singers, Sopranos,
- 1977 — Navdeep Bains Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1977 — Craig Adams Canadian ice hockey players, Carolina Hurricanes players,
- 1977 — Eric Belanger Canadian ice hockey players, Los Angeles Kings players,
- 1977 — Martin Biron Buffalo Sabres players, Canadian ice hockey players,
- 1977 — Daniel Briere Buffalo Sabres players, Canadian ice hockey players, Phoenix Coyotes players,
- 1977 — Wade Brookbank Canadian ice hockey players, Nashville Predators players, Vancouver Canucks players,
- 1977 — Jean-Sebastien Giguere Calgary Flames players, Canadian ice hockey players, Hartford Whalers players, Mighty Ducks of Anaheim players,
- 1977 — Jarome Iginla Calgary Flames players, Canadian ice hockey players,
- 1977 — Wade Redden Canadian ice hockey players, Ottawa Senators players,
- 1977 — Barney Williams Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic rowers of Canada, People stubs, Rowers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1977 — Buffy-Lynne Williams Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic rowers of Canada, People stubs, Rowers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1977 — Paul Stalteri Canadian soccer players,
- 1977 — Dominique Bosshart Canadian athletes at the 2000 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1977 — Charles Allen (athlete) Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1977 — Myriam Boileau Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Divers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1977 — Mark Boswell Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1977 — Phil Devey Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1977 — Aaron Myette Baseball players, Baseball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1977 — Kristy Odamura Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic softball players of Canada, Softball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1977 — Kim Sarrazin Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic softball players of Canada, People stubs, Softball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1977 — Tonya Verbeek Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic wrestlers of Canada, People stubs, Wrestlers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1977 — Erin White Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic softball players of Canada, People stubs, Softball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1978 — Sonja Elen Kisa Canadian people, Canadian people stubs, Esperanto literature, Linguists, Translators, Wikipedians with article,
- 1978 — A. J. Cook (actress) Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1978 — Daryn Jones Canadian people stubs, Canadian television personalities,
- 1978 — Rebecca Blaikie Canadian people stubs, Candidates for the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1978 — Paulo Costanzo Canadian actors,
- 1978 — Erica Durance Actor stubs, Canadian actors,
- 1978 — Joshua Jackson Canadian actors,
- 1978 — Tyler Labine Canadian actors,
- 1978 — Estella Warren Canadian models,
- 1978 — Esthero 1990s music groups, Canadian musical groups, Canadian musicians, Female singers,
- 1978 — Caroline Dhavernas Cinema actors, People stubs, Quebec actors, Television actors,
- 1978 — Jason Bay Canadian baseball players, Major league left fielders, Pittsburgh Pirates players,
- 1978 — Jamaal Magloire Basketball stubs, Canadian basketball players, NBA players,
- 1978 — Hayley Wickenheiser Canadian Olympians,
- 1978 — Steve Bégin Calgary Flames players, Canadian ice hockey players, Montreal Canadiens players,
- 1978 — Matt Bradley Canadian ice hockey players, Pittsburgh Penguins players, San Jose Sharks players,
- 1978 — Matt Cooke Canadian ice hockey players, Wikipedia cleanup,
- 1978 — Steve Moore Canadian ice hockey players, Colorado Avalanche players,
- 1978 — Chris Phillips Canadian ice hockey players, Ottawa Senators players,
- 1978 — Kyle Hamilton Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic rowers of Canada, Rowers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1978 — Thomas Herschmiller Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic rowers of Canada, Rowers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1978 — Joe Stankevicius Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic rowers of Canada, People stubs, Rowers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1978 — Dwayne De Rosario Canadian soccer players,
- 1978 — Simon Larose Canadian tennis players,
- 1978 — Marie Luc Arpin Canadian athletes at the 2000 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1978 — Jessica Chase Canadian athletes at the 2000 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1978 — Pierre-Luc Laforest Baseball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1978 — Chris Mears Baseball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1978 — John Ogiltree Baseball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Substubs,
- 1978 — Jody Patrick Badminton players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1979 — Aaron Ashmore Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1979 — Christopher Jacot Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1979 — Evangeline Lilly Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1979 — Jennifer Finnigan Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs, Soap opera actors,
- 1979 — Shawn Ashmore Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1979 — Andre Noble (d. 2004), Canadian actors, Gay, lesbian or bisexual people,
- 1979 — Sarah Polley Canadian actors,
- 1979 — Caribou (musician) Canadian musicians,
- 1979 — Kathleen Edwards Canadian musicians, Female singers, Music stubs, People stubs, Songwriters,
- 1979 — Helen-Anne Embry Candidates for the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1979 — Pierre Poilievre Members of the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario politicians,
- 1979 — Andrew Scheer Members of the Canadian House of Commons,
- 1979 — Keyla Ohs Canadian figure skaters,
- 1979 — Nick Boynton Boston Bruins players, Canadian ice hockey players,
- 1979 — Eric Brewer Canadian ice hockey players, Edmonton Oilers players, New York Islanders players,
- 1979 — Roberto Luongo Canadian ice hockey players, Florida Panthers players, New York Islanders players,
- 1979 — Patrick Marleau Canadian ice hockey players, San Jose Sharks players,
- 1979 — Alex Tanguay Canadian ice hockey players, Colorado Avalanche players,
- 1979 — Joe Thornton Boston Bruins players, Canadian ice hockey players,
- 1979 — Kevin Light Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic rowers of Canada, Rowers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1979 — Darcy Marquardt Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic rowers of Canada, People stubs, Rowers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1979 — Erin Chan Canadian athletes at the 2000 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1979 — Fanny Letourneau Canadian athletes at the 2000 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1979 — Carrie Lightbound Canadian athletes at the 2000 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1979 — Mylanie Barre Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1979 — Chris Begg Baseball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1979 — Philippe Bourret Badminton players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1979 — Alison Bradley Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic softball players of Canada, Softball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1979 — Marie-Hélène Chisholm Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Judoka at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Substubs,
- 1979 — Richard Dalton Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1979 — Andrea Dewar Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, People stubs,
- 1979 — Ann Dow Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1979 — Andrew Kooner Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1979 — Whynter Lamarre Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1979 — Angela Lichty Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic softball players of Canada, People stubs, Softball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1979 — Peter Orr Baseball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1979 — Ryan Radmanovich Baseball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1979 — Jana Salat Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1979 — Rick Say Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic swimmers of Canada, Swimmers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1980 — Mike Danton Canadian criminals, Canadian ice hockey players, New Jersey Devils players, St. Louis Blues players,
- 1980 — Jonathan Cheechoo Canadian First Nations people, Canadian ice hockey players, San Jose Sharks players,
- 1980 — Adam Stern Baseball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian people stubs,
- 1980 — Ryan Gosling Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1980 — Stephanie Beard Canadian actors, Canadian radio personalities, Canadian television personalities, Voice actors,
- 1980 — Edison Chen Canadian actors,
- 1980 — Lauren Lee Smith Canadian actors, Stub, Television actors,
- 1980 — Eric Cyr Canadian athletes, People stubs,
- 1980 — Perdita Felicien Canadian athletes, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian track and field athletes,
- 1980 — Emanuel Sandhu Canadian figure skaters,
- 1980 — Emmanuel Sandhu Canadian figure skaters, LGBT athletes,
- 1980 — Ramzi Abid Canadian ice hockey players, Phoenix Coyotes players, Pittsburgh Penguins players,
- 1980 — Sean Avery Canadian ice hockey players, Detroit Red Wings players, Los Angeles Kings players,
- 1980 — Mark Bell Canadian ice hockey players, Chicago Blackhawks players,
- 1980 — Marc-Andre Bergeron Canadian ice hockey players, Edmonton Oilers players,
- 1980 — Blair Betts Calgary Flames players, Canadian ice hockey players, Ice hockey stubs, New York Rangers players,
- 1980 — Mathieu Biron Canadian ice hockey players, Florida Panthers players,
- 1980 — Rob Davison Canadian ice hockey players, Substubs,
- 1980 — Vincent Lecavalier Canadian ice hockey players, Sportspeople stubs, Tampa Bay Lightning players,
- 1980 — Robyn Regehr Articles which lack sources, Calgary Flames players, Canadian ice hockey players,
- 1980 — Mike Ribeiro Canadian ice hockey players, Montreal Canadiens players, People stubs,
- 1980 — Brad Richards Canadian ice hockey players, Tampa Bay Lightning players,
- 1980 — Michael Ryder Canadian ice hockey players, Montreal Canadiens players,
- 1980 — Scott Frandsen Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic rowers of Canada, Rowers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1980 — Adam Kreek Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic rowers of Canada, Rowers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1980 — Ben Rutledge Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic rowers of Canada, People stubs, Rowers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1980 — Felix Brillant Canadian soccer players,
- 1980 — Adrian Cann Canadian soccer players,
- 1980 — Karen Cockburn Canadian athletes at the 2000 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Gymnasts at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1980 — Erin Cumpstone Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic softball players of Canada, People stubs, Softball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1980 — Valerie Dionne Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1980 — Dana Ellis Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, People stubs,
- 1980 — Susan Gardiner Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1980 — Danny Klassen Arizona Diamondbacks players, Baseball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Detroit Tigers players, People stubs,
- 1980 — Julie Leprohon Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Fencers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1980 — Nicolas Macrozonaris Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, People stubs,
- 1980 — Marie-Hélène Prémont Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1980 — Anna Rice Badminton players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1980 — Andy Stewart (athlete) Baseball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, People stubs,
- 1981 — Lanny Barbie Canadian models, People from Quebec, Porn stars,
- 1981 — Dave Baksh Canadian musicians, People stubs,
- 1981 — Allison Crowe Canadian musicians, Canadian songwriters, Female singers, Folk singers, Pop pianists, Pop singers, Rock singers, Singer-songwriters, Vocalists,
- 1981 — Steve Jocz Canadian musicians, People stubs,
- 1981 — Cone McCaslin Canadian musicians,
- 1981 — Taylor Pyatt Buffalo Sabres players, Canadian ice hockey players, New York Islanders players,
- 1981 — Jonathan Mandick Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic rowers of Canada, People stubs, Rowers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1981 — Owen Hargreaves Canadian soccer players, English footballers, Football (soccer) stubs,
- 1981 — Émilie Heymans Canadian athletes at the 2000 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Divers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1981 — Lauren Bay Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic softball players of Canada, Softball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1981 — Shawn Hill Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, People stubs,
- 1981 — Kaila Holtz Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic softball players of Canada, Softball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1981 — Annie Martin Beach volleyball players, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic volleyball players of Canada, Sports stubs, Volleyball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1981 — Helen Nichol Badminton players at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1981 — Auburn Sigurdson Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic softball players of Canada, People stubs, Softball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1982 — Deirdra Dionne Athabasca University, Canadian Olympians, Canadian people stubs, Olympic stubs, Sportspeople stubs,
- 1982 — Elisha Cuthbert Canadian actors,
- 1982 — Katharine Isabelle Canadian actors,
- 1982 — Kyle Shewfelt Canadian athletes at the 2000 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian gymnasts, Gymnasts at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1982 — Matthew Lombardi Calgary Flames players, Canadian ice hockey players,
- 1982 — Brian Johns Canadian athletes at the 2000 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic swimmers of Canada, Swimmers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1982 — Cindy Eadie Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic softball players of Canada, People stubs, Softball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1982 — Blythe Hartley Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Divers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1982 — Andrew Hurd Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic swimmers of Canada, Swimmers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1982 — Shayna Nackoney Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1982 — Rachel Schill Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic softball players of Canada, Softball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1982 — Adam van Koeverden Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1982 — Viola Yanik Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic wrestlers of Canada, Wrestlers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1983 — Abdurahman Khadr Al-Qaida, Canadian people,
- 1983 — Jordin Tootoo Canadian First Nations people, Canadian ice hockey players, Milwaukee Admirals players, Nashville Predators players,
- 1983 — Kyle Labine Canadian actors,
- 1983 — Desmond Sargeant Canadian filmmakers,
- 1983 — Ike Awgu Canadian journalists, Canadian politicians, Canadian television personalities, Carleton University alumni,
- 1983 — René Goguen Canadian wrestlers,
- 1983 — Dan Blackburn Canadian ice hockey players, New York Rangers players,
- 1983 — Jay Bouwmeester Canadian ice hockey players, Florida Panthers players,
- 1983 — Jessika Dubuc Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1983 — Marie-Pierre Gagne Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1983 — Brent Hayden Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic swimmers of Canada, Swimmers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1983 — Sheena Lawrick Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic softball players of Canada, Softball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1983 — Anouk Reniere-Lafreniere Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1983 — Ani Nyhus Olympic softball players of Canada, People stubs,
- 1984 — Trevor Blumas Canadian actors,
- 1984 — Tanith Belbin Canadian figure skaters, Sportspeople stubs, U.S. figure skaters,
- 1984 — Pierre-Marc Bouchard Canadian ice hockey players, Minnesota Wild players,
- 1984 — Marc-Andre Fleury Canadian ice hockey players, Pittsburgh Penguins players,
- 1984 — Rick Nash Canadian ice hockey players, Columbus Blue Jackets players,
- 1984 — Alexander Steen Canadian ice hockey players,
- 1984 — Mike Brown (swimmer) Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic swimmers of Canada, Swimmers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1984 — Kate Richardson Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Gymnasts at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1984 — Rachel Riddell Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1984 — Christine Robinson Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1985 — Marc Hall Canadian social justice activists, Gay, lesbian or bisexual people, LGBT rights activists,
- 1985 — Alison Pill Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1985 — Fefe Dobson Canadian musicians, Female singers, Pop singers, Rock singers,
- 1985 — Kalan Porter Canadian Idol, Canadian musicians, Male singers, Music stubs, Pop singers,
- 1985 — Dion Phaneuf Canadian ice hockey players,
- 1985 — Ricky Shakes Canadian soccer players,
- 1985 — Alexandre Despatie Canadian athletes at the 2000 Summer Olympics, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Divers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1985 — Richard Adu-Bobie Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, People stubs,
- 1985 — Jillian D'Alessio Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1985 — Courtenay Stewart Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Olympic swimmers of Canada, Swimmers at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1986 — Emily VanCamp Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1986 — Marie-Pier Beaudet Archers at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Canadian archers, Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, People stubs,
- 1986 — Ivett Gonda Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1987 — Sidney Crosby Canadian ice hockey players,
- 1987 — Melanie Banville Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Gymnasts at the 2004 Summer Olympics,
- 1988 — Michael Cera Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs, Television actors,
- 1988 — Skye Sweetnam Canadian musicians, Canadian people stubs, Female singers, Music stubs, Pop singers, Rock singers,
- 1988 — Ryan Cooley Canadian actors,
- 1989 — Abdul Karim Khadr Canadian people,
- 1989 — Cassie Steele Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1989 — Katie Lai Canadian actors, Canadian people stubs,
- 1992 — Holly Jones (d. 2003), Canada-related stubs, Canadian crime victims, Murder victims, Toronto people,
- 1993 — Ione Jean Christensen Canadian senators, Members of the Order of Canada, Yukon politicians,
- 1993 — Cameron Bright Canadian actors, Child actors,
- 1994 — Cecilia Zhang Canadian crime victims, Murder victims, Toronto people,