List of Inductees into Canada's Walk of Fame

Actors and Radio/Television/Screen Personalities

• Dan Aykroyd (Actor, 2002, Ottawa, Ontario)
• John Candy (Comedic actor, 1998, Newmarket, Ontario)
• Jim Carrey (Comedic actor, 1998, Newmarket, Ontario)
• Hume Cronyn (Actor, 1999, London, Ontario)
• Michael J. Fox (Actor, 2000, Edmonton, Alberta)
• Monty Hall (Game show host, Humanitarian, 2002, Winnipeg, Manitoba)
• William Hutt (Actor, 2000, Toronto, Ontario)
• Lou Jacobi (Actor, 1999, Toronto, Ontario)
• Rich Little (Impressionist, 1998, Ottawa, Ontario)
• Mike Myers (Comedian, Second City and Saturday Night Live alumni, star of Wayne's World and the Austin Powers film franchise, comic Ron James)
• Leslie Nielsen (Comedic actor, 2001, Regina, Saskatchewan)
• Mary Pickford (Actor, 1999, Toronto, Ontario)
• Christopher Plummer (Actor, 1998, Toronto, Ontario)
• Royal Canadian Air Farce (Comedy troupe, 2000, Montréal, Quebec)
• Buffy Sainte-Marie (Singer, Songwriter, Actress on Sesame Street in the 1980s, 1999, Piapot Reserve, Saskatchewan)
• SCTV (Second City comedians from the acclaimed television show, 2002, Toronto, Ontario)
• William Shatner (Actor, 2000, Montréal, Quebec)
• Martin Short (Comedic actor, 2000, Hamilton, Ontario)
• David Steinberg (Comedian, actor, director, writer, appear on Johnny Carson's Tonight Show 140 times, director of Seinfeld, Mad About You and Friends, 2003)
• Donald Sutherland (Film actor, 2000, Saint John, New Brunswick)
• Wayne and Shuster (Comedy Duo Johnny Wayne and Frank Shuster, 1999, place of inception Toronto, Ontario in 1954)

Artists and Illustrators

• Kenojuak Ashevak (Painter/sculptor, 2001, Ikirlsak, Nunavut)
• Alex Colville (Painter, printmaker, 2002, Toronto, Ontario)
• Lynn Johnston (Cartoonist of For Better or For Worse and consequentially the creator/executive-producer of the resulting television spin-off specials and show, 2003, her cartoon characters, in their animated form)
• Jean-Paul Riopelle (Painter, 2000, Montréal, Quebec)

Comedians

• Dan Aykroyd (Actor, 2002, Ottawa, Ontario)
• John Candy (Comedic actor, 1998, Newmarket, Ontario)
• Jim Carrey (Comedic actor, 1998, Newmarket, Ontario)
• Michael J. Fox (Actor, 2000, Edmonton, Alberta)
• Rich Little (Impressionist, 1998, Ottawa, Ontario)
• Lorne Michaels (Creator of Saturday Night Live, as well as producer of other movies and television shows, 2003)
• Mike Myers (Comedian, Second City and Saturday Night Live alumni, star of Wayne's World and the Austin Powers film franchise, comic Ron James)
• Leslie Nielsen (Comedic actor, 2001, Regina, Saskatchewan)
• Royal Canadian Air Farce (Comedy troupe, 2000, Montréal, Quebec)
• SCTV (Second City comedians from the acclaimed television show, 2002, Toronto, Ontario)
• Martin Short (Comedic actor, 2000, Hamilton, Ontario)
• David Steinberg (Comedian, actor, director, writer, appear on Johnny Carson's Tonight Show 140 times, director of Seinfeld, Mad About You and Friends, 2003)
• Wayne and Shuster (Comedy Duo Johnny Wayne and Frank Shuster, 1999, place of inception Toronto, Ontario in 1954)

Dancers and Performance Artists

• Cirque de Soleil (Circus troupe, 2002, Gaspé, Quebec)
• Evelyn Hart (Ballet dancer, 2000, Toronto, Ontario)
• Karen Kain (Ballet dancer, 1998, Hamilton, Ontario)
• Veronica Tennant (Ballet dancer, 2001, London, Ontario)

Directors (Stage or Screen)

• David Cronenberg (Film director, 1999, Toronto, Ontario)
• Arthur Hiller (Film director, 2002, Edmonton, Alberta)
• Norman Jewison (Feature film director, 1998, Toronto, Ontario)
• Robert Lepage (Film Director, Playwright, 2001, Montréal, Quebec)
• Lorne Michaels (Creator of Saturday Night Live, as well as producer of other movies and television shows, 2003)
• Ivan Reitman (Producer/director, 2001, Komarmo, Czecholovakia]])
• David Steinberg (Comedian, actor, director, writer, appear on Johnny Carson's Tonight Show 140 times, director of Seinfeld, Mad About You and Friends, 2003)

Fashion Models

• Linda Evangelista (Legendary supermodel, 2003, Tim Blanks of Fashion File)

Humanitarians

• Monty Hall (Game show host, Humanitarian, 2002, Winnipeg, Manitoba)

Music (Singers, musicians and producers, etc.)

• Bryan Adams (Musician, 1998, Kingston, Ontario)
• Céline Dion (Singer, 1999, Charlemagne, Quebec)
• Maureen Forrester (Singer, 2000, Montréal, Quebec)
• David Foster (Music producer, 2002, Victoria, British Columbia)
• Glenn Gould (Musician, 1998, Toronto, Ontario)
• The Guess Who (Rock group, 2001, Winnipeg, Manitoba)
• Ronnie Hawkins (Country singer, 2002, Huntsville, Arkansas)
• Juliette (Singer, 1999, Winnipeg, Manitoba)
• Gordon Lightfoot (Musician, 1998 Orillia, Ontario)
• Guy Lombardo (Bandleader, 2002, London, Ontario)
• Joni Mitchell (Singer, 2000, Fort McLeod, Alberta)
• Anne Murray (Singer, 1998, Springhill, Nova Scotia)
• Walter Ostanek ("The Polka King", 2001, Duparquet, Quebec)
• Luc Plamondon (Songwriter for artists like Celine Dion and Ginette Reno, playwright, 2003, Celine Dion)
• Ginette Reno (Singer, 2000, Montréal, Quebec)
• Robbie Robertson (Rock star who toured with Ronnie Hawkins and Bob Dylan, fronted The Band (1968-1976), revered solo artist and producer, 2003, actor Graham Greene)
• Rush (Music group, 1999, place of inception Toronto, Ontario in 1968)
• Buffy Sainte-Marie (Singer, Songwriter, Actress on Sesame Street in the 1980s, 1999, Piapot Reserve, Saskatchewan)
• Teresa Stratas (Opera Soprano, 2001, Toronto, Ontario)
• The Tragically Hip (Music Band, 2002, Kingston, Ontario)
• Shania Twain (Country singer, one of the best selling female music artists of all-time, her third album Come On Over is tied for the fifth best selling album of all-time at 34 million copies, 2003, Universal Music president Randy Lennox)
• Neil Young (Singer, 2000, Toronto, Ontario)

Sports Figures (Players, Coaches, etc.)

• Jean Béliveau (Hockey player, 2001, Trois Rivieres, Quebec)
• Scotty Bowman (Winningest coach in NHL history, 2003, CBC sports broadcaster Harry Neale)
• Kurt Browning (Figure skater, 2001, Caroline, Alberta)
• Toller Cranston (Figure skater, 2003, NBC broadcaster Sandra Bezic)
• Jim Elder (Olympic equestrian, 2003, CBC sports broadcaster Brian Williams)
• Nancy Greene (Downhill Skier, 1999, Ottawa, Ontario)
• Wayne Gretzky (Hockey Player, 2002, Brantford, Ontario)
• Gordie Howe (Hockey player, 2000, Floral, Saskatchewan)
• Ferguson Jenkins (Baseball player, 2001, Chatham, Ontario)
• Harry Winston Jerome (Sprinter, 2001, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan)
• Bobby Orr (Hockey player, 1998, Parry Sound, Ontario)
• Maurice Richard (Hockey player, 1999, Montréal, Quebec)
• Barbara Ann Scott (Figure skater, 1998, Ottawa, Ontario)
• Jacques Villeneuve (Race car driver, 1998, St-Jean=sur-Richelieu, Quebec)

Writers (Literature, Press, Music, Screen)

• Margaret Atwood (Author, 2001, Ottawa, Ontario)
• Pierre Burton (Author, 1998, Whitehorse, Yukon)
• Timothy Findley (Novelist/playwright, 2002, Toronto, Ontario)
• Luc Plamondon (Songwriter for artists like Celine Dion and Ginette Reno, playwright, 2003, Celine Dion)
• Buffy Sainte-Marie (Singer, Songwriter, Actress on Sesame Street in the 1980s, 1999, Piapot Reserve, Saskatchewan)
• David Steinberg (Comedian, actor, director, writer, appear on Johnny Carson's Tonight Show 140 times, director of Seinfeld, Mad About You and Friends, 2003)
• Wayne and Shuster (Comedy Duo Johnny Wayne and Frank Shuster, 1999, place of inception Toronto, Ontario in 1954)

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