– John Babcock, Canada's last surviving World War I veteran (born 1900) February 25 – Andrew Koenig, actor (born 1968) February 27 – Madeleine Ferron, writer March March 4 Arthur Menzies, diplomat (born 1917) André Bouchard, ecologist and environmentalist (born 1946) March 5 – Peter Woodcock, serial killer and child rapist (born 1939) March 10 – Corey Haim, actor (born 1971) March 11 Sandy Scott, professional wrestler (born 1934) Louis Holmes, ice hockey player and coach (born 1911) John Hill, professional wrestler (born 1941) March 12 Bob Attersley, ice hockey player, 1960 Winter Olympics silver medalist (born 1933) David Ahenakew, First Nations leader and politician (born 1933) March 13 Gary Mittelholtz, journalist (CBC Radio) (born 1954) Leon Manley, football player (Edmonton Eskimos) (born 1926) March 14 – John Powles, Head of the Canada-Japan Society, Order of the Rising Sun recipient (born 1949) March 15 – Dan Achen, guitarist (Junkhouse) (born 1959) March 20 Mikel Scicluna, professional wrestler (born 1929) Dorothy Corrigan, politician, first female Mayor of Charlottetown (1968–1972) (born 1914) March 21 – Lou Jankowski, ice hockey player (Chicago Black Hawks, Detroit Red Wings) (born 1931) March 28 Eric Tunney, comedian (Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy) (born 1965) June Havoc, actress (born 1912) March 30 – Peter Flinsch, artist (born 1920) April April 2 – Edward Bayda, jurist, Chief Justice of Saskatchewan (1981–2006) (born 1931) April 4 – Matt Cook, ice sledge hockey player (born 1987) April 6 – Eddie Carroll, voice actor (Jiminy Cricket) (born 1933) April 12 Arnold Spohr, artistic director (Royal Winnipeg Ballet) (born 1923) Robert Pound, physicist (born 1919) Michel Chartrand, activist (born 1916) April 14 – Gene Kiniski, professional wrestler (born 1928) April 18 – Devon Clifford, drummer (You Say Party! We Say Die!) (born 1980) April 22 – Gene Lees, jazz historian and critic (born 1928) April 23 – Lorne Atkinson, Olympic cyclist (born 1922) April 28 – Connie Codarini, pop and gospel (born 1930) May May 1 – Lawrence Paul, Mi'kmaq leader, chief of the Membertou First Nation (born 1926) May 1 – Rob McConnell, jazz musician (born 1935) May 2 – André Lamy, film producer (born 1932) May 4 – Glen Shortliffe, Clerk of the Privy Council (born 1937) May 5 Gwyn Thomas, crime reporter (born 1913) Jack MacDonald, politician, Mayor of Hamilton, Ontario (1977–1980) (born 1927) André Lamy, film producer, Chairman of the National Film Board (1975–1979) (born 1932) May