This is a list of notable people who are from Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada or have spent a large part or formative part of their career in that city. They are colloquially known as Lethbridgians. Ernie Afaganis, CBC sports broadcaster Richard Joseph Audet, flying ace during World War II Conrad Bain, actor Bob Bainborough, actor Doug Barkley, hockey player Roloff Beny, photographer Rosella Bjornson, first female pilot for a commercial airline in North America Bertram Brockhouse, Nobel Prize winner Ronnie Burkett, puppeteer Janet Cardiff, artist Gavin Crawford, actor Morgan Crooks, Olympic rower Brandon Davidson, hockey player Jason Day, mixed martial artist Jack de Heer, hockey player Kent Derricott, actor Brad Erdos, gridiron football player Joyce Fairbairn, Canadian senator William Fruet, film and television writer and director Mark Hartigan, played in the NHL for the Anaheim Ducks, Atlanta Thrashers, Columbus Blue Jackets, and Detroit Red Wings Dar Heatherington, politician David Hoffos, contemporary artist Earl Ingarfield, Sr., hockey player Athena Karkanis, actor John Krizanc, playwright Ernest George Mardon, educator and author Cody Legebokoff, serial killer Kari Matchett, actor Bill Matheson, meteorologist Anne-Marie Mediwake, broadcaster Jordan Mein, mixed martial artist Joseph Meli, four-time Canadian Olympian (Judo) Cheryl Misak, philosopher Ryland Moranz, musician Tara-Jean Popowich, winner of So You Think You Can Dance Canada (Season 2) Chris Pearson, first Premier of Yukon Jamie Pushor, hockey player Duncan Regehr, actor Stacy Roest, hockey player Chava Rosenfarb, author and Holocaust survivor John Andrew Roth (born 1942), CEO of Nortel Gary Simmons hockey player Linda Smith, novelist Vern Smith, hockey player Vic Stasiuk, hockey player Richard Stevenson, poet John Smith Stewart, soldier and politician Theo Tams, winner of Canadian Idol Season 6 (2008) Kris Versteeg, hockey player Doug Vogt, photojournalist Michael Wex, novelist and playwright Max Wyman, 7th president of the University of Alberta (1969 - 1974) See also History of Lethbridge Lethbridge Lethbridge