British Columbia Benjamin Franklin McGregor, farmer and political figure in Saskatchewan Mark Saunders, Chief of Police, Toronto Police Service James Snow, politician and Ontario's longest serving Minister of Transportation Sports Kayla Alexander, WNBA player Scott Bertoli, hockey player Steve Bice, curler Kwaku Boateng, football player, graduated from Bishop Reding Mat Clark, hockey player Jeff Daw, hockey forward Darren Eliot, hockey goaltender and Olympian Mark French, hockey coach Travis Gerrits, Olympic aerial skier and 2013 world silver medalist Brad Grant, former owner of the Milton Icehawks; standardbred horse owner; president of Active Transport and John Grant Haulage trucking companies Darren Haydar, hockey player Shawn Hill, baseball pitcher, attended Bishop Reding Catholic Secondary School Bruce Melvin Hood, hockey referee Bob Izumi, TV personality and professional angler Mike Kaszycki, hockey player Peter McDuffe, hockey player Joey Melo, soccer player Matt O'Meara, football player Pierre Pilote, hockey player Ben Preisner, Olympic marathoner Jim Ridley, baseball player and MLB scout Ronald Roberts, WHA and NHL hockey executive Enio Sclisizzi, former NHL player Matt Sewell, football player Michael Sgarbossa, hockey player Tiger Ali Singh, professional wrestler Tiger Jeet Singh, professional wrestler Harvey Sproule, hockey player, coach, owner, executive, and referee; curler; journalist; race horse owner Leon Stickle, NHL linesman John Tonelli, hockey player Kirsten Wall, curler and Olympic gold medallist Steve Webb, hockey player Ed Whitlock, oldest person in the world to run a marathon under three hours Sister cities Santa Maria, Bulacan, Philippines (since July 6, 1999) Notes References External links Lower-tier municipalities in Ontario Populated places established in 1857 Towns in Ontario