Canadian professional wrestler, amateur boxer, and actor, Roddy Piper, is best remembered for his work with the World Wrestling Federation (WWF). He headlined multiple PPV events and hosted the popular WWF interview segment Piper's Pit. He was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2005. He also appeared in a few films and TV shows.
Canadian actor and former wrestler Daryl Karolat has fought matches under many aliases, such as Skywalker Nitron and Gully Gaspar, but is best known as Tyler Mane. Known for his 6’ 8” frame, he also gained fame for his roles in the X-Men and Halloween film series.
David Sutcliffe is a Canadian-American former actor best known for portraying the role of Christopher Hayden in the popular TV series Gilmore Girls. Also known for his philanthropic efforts, David Sutcliffe helped raise money for programs concerning children's mental health in 2013. He also participated in the World Poker Tour to benefit the Hollygrove House charity.
Known for both his towering 6’10” frame and his basketball skills, Trey Lyles is a Canadian-born basketball player who moved to Indiana at age 7 and was named one of the best high-school players in the US. He later represented NBA teams such as the Detroit Pistons as a center.
After winning a beauty contest as a housewife, Joyce Davidson worked on a TV cooking show. The CBC TV broadcaster was once dragged into a controversy for stating that she was “indifferent” about Queen Elizabeth II’s visit to Canada. Public backlash drove her out of the country, and she eventually settled in the US.