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| Rollie Miles, former | Canadian Football League player |
| Albert Anstey is a former | Canadian darts player. |
| r Schmidt (born January 18, 1932) is a former | Canadian politician. |
| May 20, 1969) is a former | Canadian ice hockey coach. |
| 1966) is a former | Canadian politician and lawyer. |
| ember 8, 1933 - October 2, 2010) was a former | Canadian veterinarian and politician. |
| anan, PC, OC (born July 25, 1929) is a former | Canadian politician and businessman. |
| ary 26, 1943 in Windsor, Ontario) is a former | Canadian politician. |
| Karen Elizabeth Sanford is a former | Canadian politician. |
| Teresa Roncon (born in Angola) is a former | Canadian journalist. |
| Paul Oram is a former | Canadian politician. |
| Bill Neale is a former | Canadian figure skater. |
| ndry, PC (born December 25, 1937) is a former | Canadian politician. |
| (Bert) Cadieu (28 June 1903-1990) is a former | Canadian politician. |
| E. Forget, OC (born 28 May 1936) is a former | Canadian politician. |
| In 1977, Susan met former | Canadian Football League player Ted Dushinski. |
| Page Six is written by Kelly Doody, a former | Canadian National team swimmer. |
| 18, 1936 in Birmingham, England) is a former | Canadian tennis player. |
| Her late husband was Egan Chambers, former | Canadian member of parliament. |
| , 1975 in Bellflower, California) is a former | Canadian football linebacker. |
| Brian Mulroney: former | Canadian Prime Minister |
| rl Hurlburt (born April 10, 1928) is a former | Canadian Member of Parliament. |
| tin Brassard (born July 16, 1922) is a former | Canadian politician, lawyer, secretary and teacher. |
| Maury Shapka is a former | Canadian fringe party politician. |
| 52 in Victoria, British Columbia) is a former | Canadian international footballer. |
| ry 20, 1926 in Laprairie, Quebec) is a former | Canadian politician and notary. |
| Brenda Bakken-Lackey is a former | Canadian provincial politician. |
| Newfoundland, Canada) is a singer and former | Canadian Idol contestant. |
| former | Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Lloyd Axworthy |
| Darrell Wallace is a former | Canadian Football League player. |
| For the former | Canadian airline, see Royal Aviation. |
| id, PC, FRI (born March 17, 1940) is a former | Canadian politician. |
| Reggie Durden is a former | Canadian Football League defensive back. |
| Sparrow, PC (born July 11, 1935) is a former | Canadian politician. |
| as Anakin (born November 6, 1930) is a former | Canadian bobsleigh competitor. |
| He is the former | Canadian junior record holder in the 100 meters. |
| 1971 in Grande Prairie, Alberta) is a former | Canadian wrestler. |
| Paul Thompson (Born May 6, 1968) is a former | Canadian ice hockey defenceman from Manitoba. |
| C (born April 6, 1948) is a lawyer and former | Canadian politician. |
| C (born 11 March 1935) is a lawyer and former | Canadian politician. |
| is article is about Alex Campbell, the former | Canadian politician. |
| M. E. "Ted" Workman is a former | Canadian Football League executive. |
| Alex W. Eaglesham is a former | Canadian politician. |
| Kathleen Anne Edwards is a former | Canadian politician. |
| Grafstein (born January 2, 1935) is a former | Canadian Senator and lawyer. |
| Dave Hilton, Sr., former | Canadian boxing trainer |
| Dave Hilton, Jr., former | Canadian boxer |
| Joan Marie Sawicki is a former | Canadian politician. |
| He is the oldest living former | Canadian Prime Minister. |
| (born July 19, 1940) is a hotelier and former | Canadian Senator. |
| The former | Canadian National Railways Belt Line Railway railway c |
| Jim Reid is a former | Canadian football fullback who played in the Canadian |
| Holyoake is also a former | Canadian National Champion, winning the title in 1992. |
| 9, 1938 in Paradise, Nova Scotia) is a former | Canadian politician. |
| k Crocker (21 July 1898 or 1900) was a former | Canadian National singles and doubles tennis champion |
| 1979 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada) is a former | Canadian football free safety who played for the Saska |
| Evelyn Marie Gillespie is a former | Canadian politician. |
| In 1981, Fromm founded | Canadian Association for Free Expression (CAFE), in op |
| Allan Waters Dies at 84; Founded | Canadian Broadcaster CHUM |
| e produced six stakes winners, including four | Canadian Champions |
| The four | Canadian cities are Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, and |
| The men's competition consisted of four | Canadian (single paddle, open boat) and nine kayak eve |
| In addition, four | Canadian soldiers were lightly injured. |
| A four-division | Canadian Corps had existed during the First World War. |
| She is a four-time | Canadian Women's curling champion. |
| athletics she was sponsored by ASICS, Franco | Canadian Holland. |
| I wrote Canadien not French | Canadian. |
| French | Canadian Nationalism in the 1920s (1975). |
| French | Canadian (12.6%), |
| Other topics included French | Canadian culture, the potential for a Canadian motion |
| ene Darmon (born 22 October 1965) is a French | Canadian mathematician specializing in number theory. |
| In 1904, he was the first French | Canadian to be appointed to the Board of Directors of |
| French | Canadian (10.1%), |
| For the similar sounding French | Canadian ice-hockey player, see Philippe Boucher. |
| of the tribe were of mixed Dakota and French | Canadian ancestry. |
| 3 in Schiltigheim, Bas-Rhin) is a French-born | Canadian racing driver, nicknamed 'The Secret Canadian |
| CION-FM is a French-language | Canadian radio station located in Quebec City, Quebec. |
| CJOI-FM is a French-language | Canadian radio station located in Rimouski, Quebec. |
| CFIX-FM is a French-language | Canadian radio station located in Saguenay, Quebec. |
| CIKI-FM is a French-language | Canadian radio station located in Rimouski, Quebec. |
| CIMO-FM is a French-language | Canadian radio station located in Magog, Quebec, near |
| gh his efforts, sociology gained respect from | Canadian scholars who were initially skeptical of the |
| e chosen from among 774 eligible players from | Canadian Universities across the country, as well as C |
| Dragonette EP is the first release from | Canadian electropop/New Wave/Synthpop group Dragonette |
| ist of 504 eligible CIS football players from | Canadian universities and Canadian players in the Nati |
| e chosen from among 911 eligible players from | Canadian Universities across the country, as well as C |
| Back Porch Spirituals is the first album from | Canadian singer-songwriter Jeremy Fisher. |
| Daniel Adair, drummer from | Canadian rock band Nickelback, provided drums on the a |
| e chosen from among 752 eligible players from | Canadian Universities across the country, as well as C |
| ouf Abraham, Jr., is a retired allergist from | Canadian and a major patron of the arts. |
| 13 Flavours Of Doom is the eighth album from | Canadian hardcore punk band, D.O.A.. |
| BANG! is the second studio release from | Canadian rock band The Other Children. |
| Jamaican Funk: | Canadian Style, Michie Mee and L.A. Luv |
| Its general | Canadian release was on 14 May 2010. |
| Non-fiction: John Murray Gibbon, | Canadian Mosaic |
| This gives | Canadian courts the power to strike down legislation. |
| Ryan Glasper, | Canadian Football, UFL Hartford Colonials |
| "We've got | Canadian flags flying everywhere." |
| Barbara Gowdy, | Canadian novelist and short story writer |
| He was granted | Canadian armorial bearings in 2001. |
| For the football player, see Herb Gray ( | Canadian football). |
| The Great | Canadian Rivers |
| 16. "Tits & Ass: the Great | Canadian Weekend" - 4:46 |
| Home Movies: The Great | Canadian Film Caper was a Canadian television document |
| The program also presents an annual Great | Canadian Blues Award to the year's best Canadian blues |
| Great | Canadian Bagel Bakery |
| Great | Canadian Psychology Website - Ronald Melzack Biography |
| It was later named the greatest | Canadian song of all time in a 1996 reader's poll by t |
| Acadie was named the 20th greatest | Canadian album of all time in Bob Mersereau's 2007 boo |
| anguage arm, was not involved in The Greatest | Canadian project, reducing the input of Canada's Frenc |
| In 2005, "Lovers" was named the 11th greatest | Canadian song of all time on the CBC Radio One series |
| - The ten finalists in the CBC's The Greatest | Canadian series are announced. |
| Anthopoulos is a Greek | Canadian who was born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. |
| For the CFL player, see David Green ( | Canadian football). |
| He is now buried in Groesbeek | Canadian War Cemetery. |
| Groesbeek | Canadian War Cemetery |
| Coppermine River Group ( | Canadian Shield) |
| Ian Hacking, | Canadian philosopher of science |
| d Nicholls, 'Religion and Politics in Haiti', | Canadian Journal of Political Science 3:3 (1970), 400- |
| born March 1, 1963) is a retired Haitian-born | Canadian ice hockey player. |
| Steven Hayward, | Canadian novelist |
| Heart2Heart | Canadian Youth Society |
| The 1995 Scott Tournament of Hearts | Canadian women's national curling championship, was pl |
| The 1994 Scott Tournament of Hearts | Canadian women's national curling championship, was pl |
| had a tough season in 1969, first losing her | Canadian title to Linda Carbonetto. |
| Ironically, one of the other nominees was her | Canadian Idol successor, Eva Avila. |
| Her | Canadian High Jump records remain unbroken. |
| Sherbrooke', Graham named the area after his | Canadian birthplace. |
| e was born in Boston, Massachusetts where his | Canadian parents had relatives. |
| Rogers is known for his | Canadian nationalism. |
| His | Canadian career lasted from 1991 until 2002. |
| Anthony made his | Canadian national men's basketball team debut in the s |
| ay, historians usually give the credit to his | Canadian brother-in-law, Skookum Jim Mason. |
| This page is for a defunct historical | Canadian federal electoral district (1871-1872). |
| For the historical | Canadian politician, see George Cowan (politician). |
| Mike Watt (ice hockey), | Canadian ice hockey player |
| He still holds | Canadian citizenship. |
| Owing to this, he holds | Canadian and German citizenship. |
| Holten | Canadian War Cemetery - 1 Belgian grave |
| Common names include Horseweed, | Canadian Horseweed, Canadian Fleabane, Coltstail, Mare |
| He is also known for hosting | Canadian Idol. |
| Istvan Kantor, Hungarian-born | Canadian performance artist |
| It was also argued that the trade hurt | Canadian manufacturing. |
| I | Canadian Corps (Lieutenant-General E. L. M. Burns) |
| ore mines into production than anyone else in | Canadian history, and was inducted into the Canadian M |
| is the only Cycling Olympic Gold Medalist in | Canadian history. |
| In | Canadian federal election, 1874, he was nominated as a |
| Main article: Women in | Canadian politics |
| This remains the central test in | Canadian courts. |
| He is a well known figure in | Canadian public circles. |
| t election, at 61.4%, was the third lowest in | Canadian history. |
| represented the University of Saskatchewan in | Canadian football. |
| In | Canadian federal election, 1993, he was elected into t |
| d McClintock, Royal Navy officer, explorer in | Canadian Arctic Archipelago (d.1907). |
| 2010 in | Canadian music |
| He was also involved in | Canadian International Development Agency programs to |
| It was the second shortest parliament in | Canadian history. |
| J. W. Dafoe, Laurier: A Study in | Canadian Politics (1922) |
| See also: Women in | Canadian politics |
| and a futures trader in | Canadian. |
| The term is still regularly used in | Canadian political discussion. |
| Over the years, he also competed in | Canadian skating championships in singles, dance, and |
| As a right-wing voice in | Canadian television, the show developed a loyal audien |
| eneral Strike of 1919, an important moment in | Canadian labour history. |
| For example, in | Canadian government documents, Native and Aboriginal a |
| ootball, the highest level of amateur play in | Canadian football, under the auspices of Canadian Inte |
| International Human Rights Law: Use in | Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms Litigation, Bu |
| $60 million increase in | Canadian Forces wages |
| d by the 79014 ZIP code of the post office in | Canadian. |
| y majority, which won the largest majority in | Canadian history, under Prime Minister John Diefenbake |
| arked one of the first diplomatic postings in | Canadian history. |
| McCall holds a Bachelor of Arts in | Canadian History from the University of Regina. |
| alism from Carleton University in 1975 and in | Canadian studies in 1981. |
| d is regarded as an influential individual in | Canadian agricultural and farming history. |
| Hoeft died in | Canadian Lakes, Michigan, at the age of 77. |
| ng the First World War, several people ran in | Canadian elections as soldiers. |
| Randy spent his early childhood in | Canadian, Texas a suburb Amarillo. |
| ck Award was created to recognize the best in | Canadian literary humour. |
| This was the largest evacuation in | Canadian history until the 1979 Mississauga train dera |
| ismissed the use of the political question in | Canadian law. |
| he first openly gay political party leader in | Canadian history. |
| Burn had several roles in | Canadian cricket. |
| It was the third longest parliament in | Canadian history. |
| f the 16 winning songs in Canada to appear in | Canadian Music Magazine's "Great Canadian Talent Searc |
| Underhill's other notable works include | Canadian Political Parties, 1957; The Image of Confede |
| Famous former members include | Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliot Trudeau. |
| Participants in the film include | Canadian TV host Patrick Masbourian. |
| Counties served by WKX85 include: | Canadian, Cleveland, Grady, Kingfisher, Lincoln, Logan |
| Non-Fiction: Bruce Hutchison, The Incredible | Canadian. |
| This series features independent | Canadian short films of various styles and topics. |
| August 16, 1965 in Madras) is an Indian-born | Canadian cricketer. |
| ce churches in Canada by educating indigenous | Canadian leadership. |
| ad to Ausfahrt is a 2006 album by influential | Canadian punk rock band NoMeansNo. |
| The 1983 Player's International | Canadian Open was a tennis tournament played on outdoo |
| The 1989 Player's International | Canadian Open was a tennis tournament played on outdoo |
| The 1981 Player's International | Canadian Open was a tennis tournament played on outdoo |
| ylene (1923) and cyclopropane (1933) and into | Canadian anaesthetic practice. |
| In 2003 he was inducted into | Canadian Olympic Hall of Fame. |
| For the Irish | Canadian architect, see Joseph Connolly (architect). |
| lton (born August 27, 1979) is an Irish-born, | Canadian sprint canoer. |
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