Atlanta) High Holy Days, rock music group Bill Houlder, former NHL player Troy Hurtubise, inventor Byron M. Jones, Christian movie producer and managing partner of Pure Flix Entertainment Gordon Kannegiesser, former NHL player Sheldon Kannegiesser, former NHL player Larry Keenan, former NHL player Sean Kelly, glam-rock guitarist and vocalist Pierre LeBrun, hockey journalist Cory Marks, country rock singer Steve McLaren, former NHL/AHL player Lise Meloche, Olympian (Biathlon: 1992 Albertville; 1994 Lillehammer) Gerry Mendicino, actor Keke Mortson, WHA hockey player, North Bay Sports Hall of Fame inductee Claude Noël, former NHL head coach for the Winnipeg Jets Bryan Lee O'Malley, cartoonist, creator and author of the Scott Pilgrim series of graphic novels Mike O'Shea, CFL head coach for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, and former CFL linebacker Barbara Olmsted, Olympian (Canoeing: 1984 Los Angeles (Bronze); 1988 Seoul) Nancy Olmsted, Olympian (Canoeing: 1984 Los Angeles; 1988 Seoul) Steve Omischl, world champion, freestyle skiing aerials Kate Pace, world downhill alpine ski champion Pete Palangio, former NHL player Tony Poeta, former NHL player Denis Rancourt, scientist, educational reform activist, former physics professor at the University of Ottawa Julia Rivard, Olympic athlete (canoe/kayak), business leader Craig Rivet, former NHL player Anthony Rota, MP and Speaker of the House of Commons Steve Shields, former NHL goalie Colin Simpson, author Katherine E. Stange, mathematician Lance Storm, professional wrestler Scott Thompson, comedic actor Kenneth Thomson, 2nd Baron Thomson of Fleet Darren Turcotte, former NHL player Jim Watson, actor Mike Yeo, former St. Louis Blues Head Coach Sister cities Moncton, New Brunswick See also List of francophone communities in Ontario Notes References External links Police service Cities in Ontario Single-tier municipalities in Ontario Lake Nipissing