Chief Dan George He was a First Nations activist and a celebrated poet. His soliloquy Lament for Confederation was a landmark work. For his role as Old Lodge Skins in Little Big Man, he became the first Indigenous actor to receive an Academy Award nomination.

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Jon Husted's ass learning that Trump's rallies are back on

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Guy Lafleur In his Hall of Fame career, he scored 50 goals in six consecutive seasons, won five Stanley Cups, three Art Ross, two Harts, a Conn Smythe and three Lester B. Pearsons. His 1,246 points with the Canadiens remains a team record.

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Moshe Safdie One of Canada's most acclaimed architects, he has designed many famous buildings including Habitat 67, the National Gallery of Canada, the Quebec Museum of Civilization and Vancouver Library Square. He has received numerous honours for his work.

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Tim Horton A member of the Hockey Hall of Fame, he won four Stanley Cups with the Toronto Maple Leafs and was one of the top defenceman during his era. In 1964, he opened the Tim Horton Donut Shop, which has grown to 4,600 stores across Canada.

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