Canadian Knights Bachelor

British-Canadian geologist (1798–1875)

Canadian geologist, principal of McGill University (1820–1899)

Canadian conductor (1893–1973)

Canadian spymaster (1897–1989)

President of the University of Toronto (1816-1892)

1st Chief Justice of Canada (1815-1889)

Canadian politician (1795-1865)

Canadian judge, author, lyricist (1839-1920)

2nd Chief Justice of Canada (1813-1892)

Canadian politician (1840-1923)

Canadian politician (1861-1929)

Canadian politician (1850-1929)

English-born Canadian politician and judge (1857-1942)

Businessman, philanthropist, adventurer, writer

Canadian politician and Premier of Ontario (1841-1914)

Canadian politician (1837-1919)

Canadian politician (1798–1862)

politician and hydroelectricity advocate (1857-1925)

Canadian businessman (1859–1939)

Canadian lawyer, politician, and judge

shipping magnate, financier and capitalist (1810–1882)

4th Chief Justice of Canada (1836-1911)

Canadian politician and judge (1818-1891)

Canadian businessman (1866–1928)

3rd Chief Justice of Canada (1825–1909)

railway entrepreneur

French Canadian author, editor, historian, journalist, professor, and politician (1858–1946)

Canadian author, historian, barrister, and ornithologist (1825–1912)

Canadian physician and writer (1864–1938)

Canadian politician (1840-1923)

Canadian knight

Canadian businessman

Surgeon and Presbyterian missionary, noted for his medical mission In Miraj, India (1865-1933)

Canadian judge

Canadian politician (1861-1919)

American historian (born 1936)

Canadian politician and judge

Canadian politician (1842–1923)

Canadian banker, art collector and philanthropist (1848–1924)

Canadian politician (1825–1913)

Canadian politician (1863–1954)

Canadian politician (1850–1934); mayor of Montreal, Quebec 1904-1906

Mayor of Montreal, Quebec (1875-1877)

Canadian politician (1900–1958)

jurist (1817-1898)

Canadian politician (1861–1952)