The following people were born in, residents of, or are otherwise closely connected to the city of St. Catharines, Ontario: Fashion Supermodel Linda Evangelista was born and raised in St. Catharines. Her family still lives there. The breast screening centre at St. Catharines General Hospital is named after her and singer Bryan Adams. Art Edward Burtynsky, photographer Ralston Crawford, was a painter, printmaker, and photographer Marie Elyse St. George (born 1929), artist, poet David Rokeby, videographer spent his formative years in St. Catharines. His father was the Minister at St. Columba Anglican Church Jeff Tallon, contemporary artist Film, television, and media R.J. Adams, (aka Bob Shannon) actor & radio personality, born in St. Catharines, attended Edith Cavell Elementary School, Disc Jockey WKBW Buffalo, KHJ, KFI Los Angeles, Rocky IV, NYPD Blue, Murder She Wrote and dozens of others. Mike Beaver, actor/writer, was born in St. Catharines. He has appeared in numerous films and TV shows such as Billable Hours, Sorority Boys, NCIS, The In-Laws and Queer As Folk Jason Cadieux, actor, genie nominated "Lilies", "Iron Eagle IV", founder Essential Collective Theatre Rick Campanelli, (aka "Rick the Temp"), former MuchMusic VJ and current reporter on ET Canada, attended Brock University Hume Cronyn, late actor and husband of late actress Jessica Tandy, attended Ridley College, which is located within the city Jennifer Hollett, former MuchMusic VJ and videographer Anna Olson, pastry chef and host of Food Network Canada's Sugar and Kitchen Equipped operated a bakery in Port Dalhousie until April 2009. Garry Robbins, starred as Saw-Tooth in the 2003 horror movie, Wrong Turn and was the Mud Monster from the Goosebumps book, You Can't Scare Me! Matthew Santoro, YouTube personality, lived in St. Catharines Bernard Slade, playwright and screenwriter, born in St. Catharines, was a head writer for Bewitched on ABC, developed the Flying Nun, and created the Partridge Family David Sutcliffe, actor Dave Thomas, actor/comedian, a former cast member of SCTV. Played the role of pharmacist Russell Norton on TV series Grace Under Fire. Also known for playing Doug of Bob & Doug McKenzie fame. John Zaritsky, documentary film maker Lauren Riihimaki, Youtube personality, known as LaurDIY Robin Duke, writer/actor Journalists Peter Gzowski, Canadian broadcaster, reporter and writer attended Ridley College Laura Sabia, Canadian social activist and feminist, spent a significant amount of time in St. Catharines and served on St. Catharines City Council Roger Smith, veteran Ottawa correspondent for the