List of Armenian Canadians

This is a list of notable Canadians of Armenian descent.

Academics

  • Adam Morton – philosopher

Arts and media

  • bbno$ pronounced "baby no money" born Alexander Leon Gumuchian – Canadian rapper, singer-songwriter of Armenian descent
  • David Alpay – actor
  • Ashot Ariyan – composer and pianist
  • Raffi Armenian – conductor
  • André Arthur – radio host and independent MP
  • Araz Artinian – photographer, filmmaker and humanitarian worker
  • Isabel Bayrakdarian – soprano
  • Raffy Boudjikanian – CBC journalist and author
  • Garen Boyajian – actor
  • Atom Egoyan – filmmaker
  • Eve Egoyan – pianist and artist
  • Hagop Goudsouzian – filmmaker
  • Levon Ichkhanian – guitarist, entertainment personality
  • Malak Karsh – photographer
  • Yousuf Karsh – photographer
  • Maryvonne Kendergi – pianist
  • Noura Kevorkian – writer, director, producer
  • Arsinee Khanjian – actress
  • Serouj Kradjian – pianist
  • Catherine Manoukian – violinist
  • Andrea Martin – actress
  • Patrick Masbourian – radio and television personality, film director
  • Peter Oundjian – violinist and conductor
  • Alice Panikian – 2006 Miss Universe Canada
  • Raffi – children's singer-songwriter
  • Vahram Sargsyan – composer and choral conductor
  • Anita Sarkeesian – feminist media critic
  • John Vernon – actor

Business

Politics and public service

Scientists

Sports

Writers

Lorne Shirinian was born in Toronto in 1945. He is a poet, novelist, playwright, memoirist, and the author of many academic studies on Armenian diaspora literature. He is the author of 30 books. Shirinian is professor emeritus of English and Comparative Literature at the Royal Military College of Canada. He founded and edited Manna, a review of contemporary poetry, in 1972 which published interviews and poems from all over the world. In 1994, he founded Blue Heron Press. At this writing, he is at work on his new novel, Troubled, which will be available in the summer of 2024.

See also

References

External links

  • Armenian Community Centre of Toronto