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London, Ontario, Canada

CITY

Official Website:
http://www.london.ca/

Population:
336,539 (2001)

Founding Date:
1826

NEWSPAPERS

Newspaper
The London Free Press

SCHOOLS

SchoolFounded
University of Western Ontario
1878

BIRTHS

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
W. Geoffrey Beattie
Business
c. 1960   President and CEO of Woodbridge Company
Trevor Blumas
Actor
16-Oct-1984   Stranger in Town
Hume Cronyn
Actor
18-Jul-1911 15-Jun-2003 Cocoon
Robert C. Dynes
Educator
8-Nov-1942   President, University of California, 2003-08
Victor Garber
Actor
16-Mar-1949   Jack Bristow on Alias
Ryan Gosling
Actor
12-Nov-1980   Murder by Numbers
Paul Haggis
Screenwriter
10-Mar-1953   Crash
John Kapelos
Actor
8-Mar-1956   Det. Schanke on Forever Knight
Eric Lindros
Hockey
28-Feb-1973   Philadelphia Flyers, 1992-2000
Gene Lockhart
Actor
18-Jul-1891 31-Mar-1957 Algiers
Guy Lombardo
Musician
19-Jun-1902 5-Nov-1977 The Royal Canadians
Luke MacFarlane
Actor
19-Jan-1980   Over There
Irene Mathyssen
Politician
16-Aug-1951   Canadian MP, London--Fanshawe
Rachel McAdams
Actor
17-Nov-1978   The Notebook
Kate Nelligan
Actor
16-Mar-1950   Frankie and Johnny
Michael Riley
Actor
4-Feb-1962   Dr. Tom on Being Erica
Joe Thornton
Hockey
2-Jul-1979   San Jose Sharks
Jack L. Warner
Business
2-Aug-1892 9-Sep-1978 Co-Founder, Warner Bros.
Paul Wonnacott
Economist
16-Mar-1933   Council of Economic Advisers, 1991-93

DEATHS

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Frances Oldham Kelsey
Doctor
24-Jul-1914 7-Aug-2015 Prevented countless thalidomide babies



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