Camilla Gibb, attended 1982–1986, winner, 2000 City of Toronto Book Award. Alice Glass, lead singer of Crystal Castles, left in 2003 Ryan Hinds, DB for the Hamilton Tiger Cats Karl Jaffary, former municipal politician. Rebecca Jenkins, actress and singer. Shaf Keshavjee, global leader in lung transplants and thoracic surgery Greg Keelor, member of Blue Rodeo, also member of NTCI football. Jennifer Lanthier, children's author Henry Lau, singer, attended NTCI in grade 9; ex-member of South Korean boy band Super Junior-M. Dan Levy, television host, writer, and actor. Doug Lewis, graduated 1957, held several cabinet posts in the Mulroney government. Eric Lindros, former NHL player, attended NTCI for grade nine, then went on to attend another Toronto high school. Victor Ling, officer, Order of Canada; cancer researcher; graduated 1962 Milosh, electronic musician. Ken Money, graduated 1948, scientist and athlete. Nash the Slash, musician. Roger Neilson, graduated 1951, coach, National Hockey League (NHL). Eric Pacey, National Lacrosse League Player, former Toronto Rock player, attended North Toronto for 4 years during the 90's Saša Petricic, graduated 1982, reporter, CBC News. Keanu Reeves, actor, attended NTCI for grade nine, then went on to attend a number of other Toronto high schools, including De La Salle. Dave Sapunjis, graduated 1986, CFL player (Calgary), Grey Cup Most Valuable Canadian 1991, 1992, 1995. Brit Selby (faculty), former NHL player and Calder Memorial Trophy winner for the league's top rookie as a member of the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1965–1966, taught history classes at the school. Keith Spicer, graduated 1952, first Official Languages Commissioner appointed in Canada, former Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission chairman, former editor of the Ottawa Citizen. Amanda Tapping, actress and producer, class of 1984. Bill Watters, staff 1966–1970, assistant President of the Toronto Maple Leafs and owner of the Toronto Rock. Howard P. Whidden (1871-1952) was on the NTCI football team. Studied and lectured at McMaster University. Appointed 6th Chancellor at McMaster, has a residence hall named after him. Sat in the House of Commons of Canada for four years as a member of the Robert Borden Conservatives. Vassy Kapelos, graduated 2000, Canadian political journalist, CTV News. References External links North Toronto Collegiate Institute TDSB Profile North Toronto Norsemen Athletics Location of the school, with photos and links to web sites related to the area Entries for the Old Building and the New Building on TOBuilt Educational institutions established in 1910 High schools in