Feist (Mount Royal Conservatory); Juno award-winning indie pop artist. John de Chastelain; Canadian soldier and diplomat who heads the Independent International Commission on Decommissioning. Marie Clements (Journalism); Métis playwright, performer, and director Chris Gailus (Journalism, 1989); Emmy Award-winning news anchor. After leaving Calgary in 2000, he worked in Dallas and then New York before joining the Global BC team in Vancouver as weekend anchor. Bret Hart; professional wrestler. Kent Hehr; former Alberta MLA, member of parliament and Minister of Veterans Affairs. Norman Kwong (Commercial, 1949); former CFL player and was installed as Alberta’s 15th Lieutenant Governor on Jan. 20, 2005. He was the first person of Chinese heritage to serve in either profession. Alvin Law; motivational speaker. Bruce McCulloch (Public Relations); successful director, writer, actor and comedian who has won several Gemini Awards and received multiple Emmy Award nominations. He is best known for his work as a member of The Kids in the Hall and as a writer for Saturday Night Live. Kirby Morrow; professional voice actor. Dave Pierce; Emmy-winning composer. Alison Redford; Premier of Alberta from 2011 to 2014. Kavan Smith; Canadian actor. Harnarayan Singh; Play-by-play commentator for Sportsnet (Hockey Night in Canada, Hockey Night in Punjabi) Yuja Wang; classical pianist. The PropheC; Indo-Canadian singer Arms References Further reading External links Mount Royal University Students' Association of Mount Royal University Mount Royal Staff Association Mount Royal Faculty Association Taylor Centre for the Performing Arts The Reflector - Mount Royal's Independent Student Newspaper CMRU Radio Universities and colleges in Calgary Universities in Alberta Educational institutions established in 1910 1910 establishments in Alberta Distance education institutions based in Canada