Editing Trinity College, Toronto (section)

==Notable alumni==
{{See also|Category:Trinity College (Canada) alumni}}
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File:GG-Adrienne Clarkson2.jpg|[[Adrienne Clarkson]]

File:ArchibaldLampman23.jpg|[[Archibald Lampman]]
File:Portrait of Gilbert Parker.jpg|[[Gilbert Parker]]

File:Ravi Vakil.jpg|[[Ravi Vakil]]
File:Victoria, BC Liberal Town Hall Forum public libéral.jpg|[[Michael Ignatieff]]
File:Diplomat Michael Wilson.png|[[Michael Wilson (Canadian politician)|Michael Wilson]]
File:Victoria Matthews (cropped).jpg|[[Victoria Matthews]]
File:John Tory 2014.jpg|[[John Tory]]
|[[Michael Chong]]
File:Malcolm Gladwell 2014 (cropped).jpg|[[Malcolm Gladwell]]
File:Atomegoya.jpg|[[Atom Egoyan]]
File:Ed Broadbent in 2019.jpg|[[Ed Broadbent]]
File:Ted Rogers statue The Best Is Yet To Come Rogers Centre.JPG|[[Edward Samuel Rogers]]
File:2017 Halifax International Security Forum (37604059155) (cropped)Dr. Margaret MacMillan.jpg|[[Margaret MacMillan]]
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Trinity has graduated notable academics including theologian [[William Robinson Clark]], [[Michael Ignatieff]], and former Trinity provost [[Margaret MacMillan]], numerous politicians including the aforementioned Michael Ignatieff, his father [[George Ignatieff]], former leader of the opposition and interim leader of the [[Liberal Party of Canada]] [[Bill Graham (Canadian politician)|Bill Graham]] (Trinity's chancellor from 2007 until his death in 2022), former leader of the [[New Democratic Party (Canada)|New Democratic Party]] [[Ed Broadbent]], and former [[Governor General]] [[Adrienne Clarkson]] as well as numerous notable diplomats including former Trinity Chancellor and Canadian Ambassador to the United States [[Michael Wilson (Canadian politician)|Michael Wilson]]. [[Stephen Harper]], Canada's 22nd Prime Minister, attended Trinity for a brief period before dropping out in his first semester.<ref>{{cite book |last= Ibbitson |first= John |title= Stephen Harper |publisher= Signal |year= 2015 |pages = 17–19}}</ref>

To the field of business, Trinity has contributed [[Edward S. Rogers|Ted Rogers]], president and CEO of Rogers Communications, and [[Jim Balsillie]], former co-CEO of [[Research In Motion]]. To the arts, Trinity has contributed poets [[Archibald Lampman]] and [[Dorothy Livesay]], architect [[Frank Darling (architect)|Frank Darling]], and filmmaker [[Atom Egoyan]]. Numerous high-ranking officials in the Anglican Church are also former Trinity students, including [[Andrew Hutchison]], retired [[Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada]].<ref name="Alums">[http://www.trinity.utoronto.ca/About_Trinity/History/Distinguished_Graduates.htm Distinguished Graduates - Trinity College in the University of Toronto] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20071113033405/http://www.trinity.utoronto.ca/About_Trinity/History/Distinguished_Graduates.htm |date=2007-11-13 }}</ref> Forty-three graduates of Trinity having been awarded Rhodes Scholarships.

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*[[John Black Aird]] – [[Senate of Canada|Senator]] and [[Lieutenant Governor of Ontario]] 
*[[Gauvin Alexander Bailey]] – Author and Bader Chair of Southern Baroque Art, [[Queen's University at Kingston]]
*[[Alison Baird]] – Children's fantasy author
*[[Jim Balsillie]] – Co-CEO of [[Research in Motion]]
*[[St. Clair Balfour]] – Chairman of [[Southam Newspapers]]
*[[Ben Barry]] – Founder and [[chief executive officer]] of the Ben Barry Agency
*[[David Braid]] – Composer and pianist
*[[Addington Bruce]] – Journalist
*[[Jackie Burroughs]] – Actress
*[[Tony Burton (bishop)|Anthony Burton]] - former [[Diocese of Saskatchewan|Bishop of Saskatchewan]]
*[[J.M.S. Careless]] – Historian and biographer of [[George Brown (Canadian politician)|George Brown]]
*[[Philip Child]] – Novelist
*[[Michael Chong]] – incumbent Member of Parliament for [[Wellington—Halton Hills (federal electoral district)|Wellington-Halton Hills]] and former President of the Queen's Privy Council, Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs, and Minister for Sport
*[[Adrienne Clarkson]] – former [[Governor General of Canada]]
*[[Philip Clendenning]] - (writer, historian ex-NATO analyst). Author of Memoir dealing with Cold War intelligence
*[[Peter Coffin (Anglican Bishop of Ottawa)|Peter Coffin]] – former [[Anglican Bishop of Ottawa|Bishop of Ottawa]]
*[[Andrew Comrie-Picard]] – [[X Games]] athlete and TV host
*[[Michael Coren]] – Reverend, author, and media personality 
*[[Andrew Coyne]] – Columnist for the [[National Post]]
*[[John Duffy (writer)|John Duffy]] – Canadian political pundit
*[[Atom Egoyan]] – Filmmaker
*[[E.R. Fairweather]] - Theologian
*[[Malcolm Gladwell]] – Author and columnist for ''[[The New Yorker]]''
*[[Faith Goldy]] – Far-right political commentator and activist
*[[Bill Graham (Canadian politician)|Bill Graham]] – former Member of Parliament for Toronto Centre and Minister of Foreign Affairs and National Defence, 12th Trinity Chancellor
*[[Jonathan Hart]] – Scholar, writer, historian
*[[Bill Hastings (judge)|Bill Hastings]] – Chief Censor of New Zealand, Chief Justice of Kiribati
*[[Lawrence Heisey]] – Philanthropist and businessman
*[[Andrew Hutchison]] – Sometime [[Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada]]
*[[William Hutt (actor)|William Hutt]] – Actor
*[[George Ignatieff]] – Canadian diplomat, UN ambassador and former Trinity Provost
*[[Michael Ignatieff]] – Academic and politician
*[[Mahmud Jamal]] – Supreme Court Justice
*[[Stana Katic]] – Canadian-American actress and producer
*[[Craig Kielburger]] – Founder of [[Free the Children]]
*[[David Ing]] – Academic and senior consultant
*[[Colin Johnson (bishop)|Colin Johnson]] – former [[Anglican Diocese of Toronto|Bishop of Toronto]]
*[[Archibald Lampman]] – Poet
*[[Dominic LeBlanc]] – Member of Parliament for [[Beauséjour (electoral district)|Beauséjour]] and former [[Leader of the Government in the House of Commons (Canada)|Leader of the Government in the House of Commons]].
*[[Leslyn Lewis]] – Toronto lawyer and [[Conservative Party of Canada|Conservative Party]] politician 
*[[Dorothy Livesay]] – Poet
*[[John Lowe (Dean of Christ Church)|John Lowe]] - Dean of Divinity at Trinity and later Dean of Christ Church, Oxford and Vice-Chancellor of Oxford University
*[[Helen Gregory MacGill]] – Journalist, early female judge, and women's rights activist 
*[[Margaret MacMillan]] – Historian, best-selling author, and former Trinity provost
*[[Victoria Matthews]] – Sometime bishop of Edmonton (Anglican Church of Canada), current bishop of Christchurch
*[[Sir William Osler]] – Father of modern medicine
*[[Sir Gilbert Parker]] – Novelist and British politician
*[[Patricia Pearson]] – Noted Canadian author and journalist
*[[Michael Peers]] – Sometime [[Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada]]
*[[Jagoda Pike]] – Publisher of the [[Toronto Star]]
*[[Edward S. Rogers|Ted Rogers]] – former president and CEO of [[Rogers Communications]]
*[[Tim Sale (politician)|Tim Sale]] – Manitoba Cabinet Minister
*[[Caterina Scorsone]] – Canadian actress 
*[[Charles Sheard]] – Toronto's chief medical officer in the late 19th and early 20th century, Member of Parliament
*[[Ian Shugart]] – Former clerk of the Privy Council of Canada
*[[Bruce Stavert]] – Sometime [[Archbishop of Quebec]] and [[Ecclesiastical Province of Canada|Metropolitan of Canada]]
*[[Alastair Sweeny]] – Writer and web publisher
*[[R. H. Thomson]] – Actor
*[[John Tory]] – former [[Mayor of Toronto]], Leader of the [[Ontario Progressive Conservative Party]] and [[Leader of the Opposition in Ontario]]
*[[Ravi Vakil]] – Mathematician
*[[Caroline Louise Josephine Wells]] – First professionally qualified female dentist in Ontario, Canada
*[[Michael Wilson (Canadian politician)|Michael Wilson]] – [[List of Canadian ambassadors to the United States|Canadian Ambassador to the United States]]
*[[Nigel S. Wright]] – former managing director of [[Onex Corporation]] and former chief of staff to the Prime Minister's Office of [[Stephen Harper]]
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