List of Canadian Jews

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This list of Canadian Jews includes notable Canadian Jews or Canadians of Jewish descent, arranged by field of activity.

Academic figures

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Biology and medicine

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Computing and mathematics

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Engineering

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History

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Humanities

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Philosophy

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Physics and chemistry

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Social sciences

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University administration

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Activists

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Artists

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Architects and designers

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Fine arts

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Business

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Finance

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Media

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Natural resources

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Philanthropists

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Real estate

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Retail

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Law

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Jurists

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Lawyers

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Military

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Performing arts

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Actors and performers

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Directors and producers

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Composers

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Musicians

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Classical

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Jazz

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Politics

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Diplomats

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Mayors

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Politicians

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Religious leaders

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Writers

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Authors

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Journalists and broadcasters

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Poets

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Screenwriters and playwrights

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Sports

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Athletics

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Baseball

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Basketball

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Canadian football

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Chess

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Combat sports

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Figure skating

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Hockey

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Racing

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Racket sports

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Soccer

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Other

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See also

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References

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