Cronyn OC, descendant of the Labatt brewery family, film, television and stage actor, AMPAS ("Oscar") nominee for The Seventh Cross, Tony Award winner as Polonius opposite Richard Burton's Hamlet, appeared in Cleopatra, 12 Angry Men, The Pelican Brief. Invested Officer of the Order of Canada, 1988. Robert George Brian Dickson, PC, CC, CD, LL.B, LL.D, Chief Justice of Canada, Companion of the Order of Canada David A. Dodge, Governor of the Bank of Canada. Colm Feore, film and stage actor, Trudeau; Pearl Harbor; The Sum of All Fears; The Insider James K. Gray OC, Co-Founder, Canadian Hunter Exploration, sold to Burlington Resources for $3.4 billion, Director of Brascan Corp., Canadian National Railways, Order of Canada Peter Gzowski CC, journalist and author, Morningside; The Private Voice, A Journal of Reflections. Josie Ho, Hong Kong actress, daughter of Macau billionaire, Stanley Ho David L. Humphreys, biographer of Canadian former Prime Minister Joe Clark Raine Maida, lead singer of Our Lady Peace (he did not graduate from Ridley) Duncan Coutts, bassist of Our Lady Peace Darcy McKeough OC, Former CEO of Union Gas and Former Treasurer of the Province of Ontario, appointed Officer of the Order of Canada Colonel Thomas Fraser Ritchie DSO, soldier in the Boer War and First World War Michael Sabia, President and CEO, Caisse de dépôt, Quebec C. Ross "Sandy" Somerville named "Golfer of the half century" by the Canadian Press, 1950 Richard B. Wright OC, former faculty member, author of 11 novels, Giller Prize, Trillium Book Prize, recipient of the Governor General's Award, appointed Officer of the Order of Canada Humphrey Hume Wrong, Canadian diplomat, served as Canada's Ambassador to United States, succeeding Lester B. Pearson. Notable for his early involvement in negotiating the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). Named as undersecretary to NATO, but died before taking up the post. List of headmasters John O. Miller (1889-1921) Harry C. Griffith (1921-1949) J. R. Hamilton (1949-1962) Ted Pilgrim (1962-1971) Richard Bradley (1971-1981) Jeremy Packard (1981-1989) Douglas Campbell (1989-1995) Rupert Lane (1995-2004) Jonathan Leigh (2004-2012) Edward Kidd (2012–present) Other notable staff Clement Melville Keys, a schoolmaster from 1899 to 1901 Simon Bruce-Lockhart, housemaster, later head of other schools Edmund Burn, cricket coach, 1951 to 1969 Dennis Hull, hockey coach References External links Ridley College Ridley College Alumni Ridley College at TopPrivateSchools.ca Ridley College at Peterson's Ridley College at Conference of Independent Schools of Ontario Athletic Association Ridley College at