List of people from Winnipeg

This list of people from Winnipeg includes notable people who were born, raised, or who achieved fame in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.

Richardson Building in Winnipeg

Artists

Leo Mol

Sports persons

Ice hockey

Johnathan Toews
Terry Sawchuk

Basketball

Football

Israel Idonije

Wrestling

Chris Jericho
Roddy Piper
Kenny Omega

Martial arts

Curling

Speed skating

Golf

Volleyball

Soccer

Others

Terry Fox

Business

Journalists

Musicians

Burton Cummings
Neil Young
Main article: List of Winnipeg musicians

Politicians

See also: List of mayors of Winnipeg and Category:Politicians from Winnipeg

Film and television

Actors

Monty Hall

Actresses

Anna Paquin

Military

Writers

Gabrielle Roy

Scientists

Crime

Judiciary

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