University of Toronto Schools NOTABLE ALUMNI

Many private schools in Canada have numerous graduates who have gone on to great things. Learn about a school’s most influential, important, successful, and famous alumni.

List of Alumni

Alumnus	Grad Year	Accomplishment
Donald Agnew	1915	Brigadier-General and Commandant of Royal Military College (RMC)
Chris Alexander	1986	Ambassador to Afghanistan. Federal Minister of Citizenship and Immigration. Officer of the Order of Canada.
Alexander Charles Baillie	1957	CEO of TD Bank Financial Group. 12th Chancellor of Queen's University.
Ian Brodie	1985	Chief of Staff in Stephen Harper's Prime Minister's Office
Jim Chamberlin	1933	Aerodynamicist and key player in the design of the Avro Arrow
Sujit Choudhry	1988	Dean of the UC Berkeley School of Law. Rhodes Scholar.
John Robert Evans	1947	9th President of the University of Toronto. Helped create the MaRS Discovery District in Toronto. Member of the Order of Canada. Rhodes Scholar.
James Fleck	1949	Chairman and CEO of Fleck Manufacturing Inc. Chairman of ATI Technologies Inc. Harvard Business School professor. Noted philanthropist and activist. Officer of the Order of Canada.
David Frum	1978	Journalist, political commentator, and speechwriter for George W. Bush.
John Tory	1972	Mayor of Toronto. Leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario. Radio talkshow host on CFRB. President and CEO of Rogers Media.
Harry Stinson	1971	Prominent real estate developer and president of Stinson Properties Inc. Has been called Toronto's "condo king".
Peter Godsoe	1956	President, Chairman and CEO of the Bank of Nova Scotia. Chancellor of the University of Western Ontario.
Lawrence Hill	1975	Award-winning novelist and writer of "The Book of Negroes"
Laurie Graham	1978	World Champion downhill skier and Member of the Order of Canada. Inducted into the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame.
Chris Giannou	1967	War surgeon: Chief Surgeon for the International Committee of the Red Cross. Member of the Order of Canada.
Peter George	1959	6th President and Vice-Chancellor of McMaster University. Member of the Order of Canada. Order of Ontario.
James Fraser Mustard	1945	Medical pioneer. Founder of the Canadian Institute for Advanced Research. Companion of the Order of Canada. Order of Ontario. Inducted into the Canadian Medical Hall of Fame.
John Polanyi	1947	Won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his research in chemical kinetics
John Josiah Robinette	1924	Considering one of Canada's very best litigators. Companion of the Order of Canada. Chancellor of Trent University.
Robert Gordon Rogers	1937	24th Lieutenant-Governor of British Columbia
Jeffrey Simpson	1967	Governor General's Award-winning journalist, commentator, and author. National affairs columnist for The Globe and Mail.
Michael Spence	1961	Won the Nobel Prize in Economics for his work on information flows and market development

What University of Toronto Schools says about their alumni network:

Branching Out is a mentoring program that brings together senior UTS students with a diverse selection of young, established alumni in one-on-one mentoring partnerships. The program supports students’ development as engaged, socially responsible leaders in their fields of interest by facilitating the exploration of career/university goals, personal passions and pursuits. For alumni, Branching Out strengthens their connection to the school community by encouraging them to share their knowledge and experience with a new generation of UTS students.

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