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Ontario History, per Wikipedia
The singer-songwriter, guitarist, and film director Neil Young was born in
Toronto and spent part of his childhood in Omemee, a town he memorialized in
his song "Helpless" (written for Young's band Crazy Horse but most
famously recorded on the Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young album Déjà
Vu). The first lines of the song read, "There is a town in north Ontario
/ With dream comfort memory to spare / And in my mind I still need a place to
go / All my changes were there."
Other famous artists originating from Ontario include musician Avril Lavigne
(Napanee), Rush (Toronto), Silverstein (Burlington), Protest the Hero (Whitby),
Sum 41 (Ajax), Billy Talent (Mississauga), Our Lady Peace (Toronto), Alexisonfire
(St. Catharines), The Tragically Hip, (Kingston), illScarlett (Mississauga),
Three Days Grace (Toronto), singers Paul Anka, Keisha Chante, Matthew Perry,
and Alanis Morissette (all from Ottawa), Gordon Lightfoot (Orillia), musician
Shania Twain (Timmins), Blue Rodeo (Orono), comics Jim Carrey (Newmarket), John
Candy (Toronto), Russell Peters (Brampton), Mike Myers (Toronto), Tom Green
(Pembroke), music band Barenaked Ladies, former WWE Diva Trish Stratus, and
rapper Kardinal Offishall were all either raised or at one time resided in Scarborough,
formerly an incorporated city which now makes up the eastern section of Toronto.
