Upper Canada College alumni

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 130. Chapters: Robertson Davies, Robert J. Flaherty, Foster Hewitt, James Bacque, Timothy Eaton, Raymond Massey, Stephen Leacock, Melvyn Douglas, Michael Ignatieff, John Marshall Harlan II, List of Upper Canada College alumni, Harold Ballard, Conrad Black, Russell Williams, Charles Wilson Cross, Stanley Brehaut Ryerson, Bill Graham, Herbert Charles Wilson, Brendan Fraser, George Grant, George A. Drew, Geraint Wyn Davies, Roy McMurtry, Michael Snow, Rocco Rossi, Eric Lubbock, 4th Baron Avebury, John Fraser, Kenneth Thomson, 2nd Baron Thomson of Fleet, Jeff Dennis, John Godfrey, Harry Crerar, Edward Blake, Avi Lewis, John Julius Norwich, Michael Wilson, Bruce Matthews, Allan A. Lamport, Nicholas Campbell, Norm Kelly, Henry Pellatt, Ben Dunkelman, David Thomson, 3rd Baron Thomson of Fleet, Ernest McCulloch, Edward Samuel Rogers, Galt MacDermot, Walter L. Gordon, Norman Elder, Robert Prichard, Andre Faust, Perrin Beatty, John Hillyard Cameron, Alan Tonks, Michael Cassidy, Stafford Smythe, Joseph Tyrrell, Dan Heap, Peter C. Newman, Jim Cuddy, George Stewart Henry, James Albert Manning Aikins, Robert T. Davies, Borys Wrzesnewskyj, John Black Aird, Francis Henry Keefer, John Beverley Robinson, William Aitken, Glenn Howerton, George William Allan, George Reginald Geary, George Taylor Denison III, David R. Beatty, John Ross Robertson, Arthur Edward Grassett, Charles Kingsmill, George Mara, Stephen Clarkson, Theo Caldwell, James Cockburn, Shafiq Qaadri, Dan Gibson, Thomas Symons, James Macleod, Robert Beaven, Andrew Hutchison, Alan Macnaughton, Brayden Irwin, John Robert Cartwright, Alexander Roberts Dunn, William Barton Northrup, John Ridpath, Hampden Zane Churchill Cockburn, Charles Herbert Little, Thomas Keefer, Alexander Gordon McKay, Charles Arkoll Boulton, Andrew Saxton, William Johnston Tupper, Tom Wright, Jeffrey Kofman, Hal Jackman, John Bosley, Mavor Moore, George Connell, Oliver Aiken Howland, Daniel Lang, John Strathearn Hendrie, Charles Sheard, John Douglas Armour, David Gilmour, Brian Conacher, Eugène-Étienne Taché, Matthew Crooks Cameron, Tom Clark, Norman Bethune, Sr., Godman Irvine, Leonard Dick, Terry Grier, William Kilbourn, Henry Scadding, Thomas Rodman Merritt, Barney Williams, H. H. Wrong, Charles Band, Ryland H. New, Christopher Robinson, Norman Frank Wilson, John Craig Eaton, Bill Hewitt, Adam Crooks, Arnold Smith, Bruce McLeod, Douglas Bassett, Kenneth McNaught, Modris Eksteins, Addington Bruce, John Alexander Boyd, John Hume Agnew, Michael MacMillan, Lewis Wallbridge, Tom Szaky, Andrew Heintzman, Arthur Gelber, D'Arcy Boulton, Montegu Black, John McNaught. Excerpt: Michael Grant Ignatieff (pronounced ; born May 12, 1947) is a Canadian politician who has been the leader of the Liberal Party of Canada since 2009 (interim leader from December 2008 to May 2009) and Leader of the Official Opposition in Canada since 2008. Known for his work as a historian, author, university professor and diplomat, Ignatieff held senior academic posts at the University of Cambridge, the University of Oxford, Harvard University and the University of Toronto before entering politics in 2006. In the 2006 federal election, Ignatieff was elected to the House of Commons as the Member of Parliament for Etobicoke-Lakeshore. That same year, he ran for the leadership of the Liberal Party, ultimately losing to Stéphane Dion on the fourth and final ballot. He served as the party's deputy leader under Dion, and held his seat in th...