• Source: List of Chinese Canadians

This is a list of Chinese Canadians including both original immigrants who obtained Canadian citizenship and their Canadian-born descendants who are notable, have made significant contributions to the Canadian or international culture or society politically, artistically or scientifically, or have prominently appeared in the news.




Politics and public service


Arnold Chan (陳家諾), late MP for Scarborough—Agincourt, Liberal
Michael Chan (陳國治), current Markham Regional Councillor and former Ontario Cabinet Minister, MPP for Markham—Unionville, Liberal
Raymond Chan (陳卓愉), former federal Minister of State, former MP for Richmond, Liberal
Tung Chan (陳志動), former Vancouver City Councilor (1990–1993)
Katrina Chen (陳葦蓁), MLA for Burnaby-Lougheed, BC NDP
Shaun Chen (陳聖源), former chairman of the Toronto District School Board, Canada's largest school board, elected to the House of Commons of Canada in 2015 representing Scarborough North
Kenny Chiu (趙錦榮), former MP for Steveston-Richmond East, Conservative
Gordon Chong (張金儀), late former city councilor and former vice-chairman of the Toronto Transit Commission
Ida Chong (張杏芳), BC Cabinet Minister, former MLA for Oak Bay-Gordon Head, BC Liberal
Michael Chong (莊文浩), former federal Cabinet Minister, MP for Wellington—Halton Hills, Conservative
George Chow (周烱華), two-term Vancouver City Councillor who was elected as a member of the Vision Vancouver party in 2005 and 2008
Olivia Chow (鄒至蕙), Mayor of Toronto, former MP for Trinity—Spadina from 2006 to 2014, New Democrat Professor at Ryerson University
Adrienne Clarkson (伍冰枝), Governor General of Canada from 1999 to 2005, former journalist, novelist, publisher, winner of the Gemini Award: Best Host in a Light Information Programme
Han Dong (董晗鵬), MP for Don Valley North, Independent (formerly Liberal)
Lillian Dyck, Canadian senator
Ying Hope (劉光英), late former Metro Toronto Councillor
Ted Hsu (徐正陶), MP and current MPP for Kingston and the Islands, Liberal
Tammy Hwang, Hamilton City Councillor, Ward 4
Nathan Ip, MLA for Edmonton-South West, Alberta NDP. Former vice-chair and trustee of the Edmonton Public School Board
Kerry Jang (鄭文宇), politician, currently serving on Vancouver, British Columbia's City Council
Douglas Jung (鄭天華), first Canadian of Chinese origin elected to Parliament, former MP for Vancouver Centre, Conservative
Vincent Ke (柯文彬), Ontario MPP for Don Valley North, Independent (formerly Progressive Conservative (PC))
Jenny Kwan (關慧貞), BC Cabinet Minister, MLA for Vancouver-Mount Pleasant and MP for Vancouver East, New Democrat
Norman Kwong (林佐民), former lieutenant governor of Alberta, star football player in CFL
Cynthia Lai (封賴桂霞), late former Toronto city councillor for the Scarborough North electoral district
David Lam (林思齊), late former BC Lieutenant Governor (1988–1995)
Art Lee, former MP for Vancouver East and Parliamentary Secretary, former leader of British Columbia Liberal Party, Liberal
Philip S. Lee (李紹麟) Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba (2009–2015)
Richard Lee (李燦明), former British Columbia Liberal Party MLA for Burnaby North, BC Liberal
Chungsen Leung (梁中心), former MP for Willowdale and Parliamentary Secretary for Multiculturalism, Conservative
Sophia Leung (梁陳明任), former MP for Vancouver Kingsway and Parliamentary Secretary, Liberal
Laurin Liu (劉舒雲), former MP for Rivière-des-Mille-Îles, New Democrat
Raymond Louie (雷建华), Vancouver city councillor, former school trustee
Alan Lowe (劉志強), former mayor of Victoria, BC
Jason Luan (栾晋生), former AB MLA for Calgary-Hawkwood, Progressive Conservative (PC)
Jean Lumb (林黃彩珍), late community activist and first Chinese-Canadian to receive the Order of Canada
Gary Mar (馬健威), former Albertan Cabinet Minister and MLA for Calgary-Mackay, Conservative
Inky Mark (麥鼎鴻), MP for Dauphin—Swan River, Conservative
Denzil Minnan-Wong (黃旻南), first Chinese Deputy Mayor, Toronto
Mary Ng (伍鳳儀), federal Minister of Small Business and Export Promotion and MP for Markham—Thornhill, Liberal
Victor Oh (胡子修), Canadian senator from Ontario born in Singapore but of Chinese descent, Conservative
Billy Pang (彭錦威), Ontario MPP for Markham—Unionville, Progressive Conservative (PC)
Vivienne Poy (利德蕙), first senator of Chinese ancestry, sister-in-law to Adrienne Clarkson, Liberal
Daniel Quan-Watson, Deputy Minister for Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada. Previously CEO of Parks Canada; Chief Human Resources Officer for Government of Canada; Deputy Minister for Western Economic Diversification
Ken Sim (沈觀健), mayor of Vancouver
Mary-Woo Sims (沈明麗), politician and social justice activist; best known as a former chief commissioner of the British Columbia Human Rights Commission
Mark Sutcliffe, mayor of Ottawa
Geng Tan (譚耕), former MP for Don Valley North, Liberal
Sid Chow Tan (周明輝), candidate for Vancouver city council during the 2014 municipal election. President of the Association of Chinese Canadians for Equality and Solidarity Society (ACCESS) and Head Tax Families Society. Chinese Head Tax Redress campaign, fought for over 30 years on the fair and just redress of the Chinese Head Tax. TV program producer. Community activist in the Vancouver Downtown Eastside.
Tony Tang, engineer and former Vancouver city Councilor
Daisy Wai, Ontario MPP for Richmond Hill
Peter Wing (吳榮添), first mayor of Chinese descent in North America, three successive terms as mayor of Kamloops starting in 1966
Alice Wong (黃陳小萍), MP for Richmond Centre and former Minister of State for Seniors, Conservative
Bob Wong (黃景培), former Ontario Cabinet Minister and MPP for Fort York, Liberal
Patrick Wong (黃耀華), former BC MLA for Vancouver-Kensington, BC Liberal
Peter Wong, former mayor of Sudbury, Ontario
Soo Wong (黃素梅), Ontario MPP for Scarborough—Agincourt, Liberal
Tony C. Wong (黃志華), former Ontario MPP for Markham, former York Region Councilor, Liberal
Kristyn Wong-Tam (黃慧文), LGBTQ activist and Toronto councillor for the Rosedale electoral district
Teresa Woo-Paw (鮑胡嫈儀), former Albertan MLA for Calgary-Mackay, Conservative
David Xiao (蕭輝), Albertan MLA for Edmonton-McClung, Conservative
John Yap (葉志明), BC MLA for Richmond-Steveston, BC Liberal
Jean Yip (葉嘉麗), MP for Scarborough—Agincourt, Liberal
Wai Young (楊蕭慧儀), former MP for Vancouver South, Conservative




Law and judiciary


Jim Chu (朱小荪), first Chinese Chief Constable of the Vancouver Police Service
Susan Eng (伍素屏), former chair of the Metro Toronto Police Services Board
Avvy Go (吳瑤瑤), prominent social justice lawyer and member of the Order of Ontario
Guo Guoting (郭国汀), prominent lawyer who defended dissidents and Falun Gong practitioners
Linda Ann Loo, Judge of the Supreme Court of British Columbia
Won Alexander Cumyow (溫金有), first person of Chinese origin born in Canada; as a court interpreter, was also the first ethnic-Chinese government official in Canada
Kew Dock Yip (葉求鐸), first Chinese-Canadian lawyer
Peter Yuen, retired Deputy Chief of the Toronto Police Service




Military


Lieutenant Commander Albert Wong, Retired Canadian Army officer (active Primary Reserves), Aide-de-Camp to Lieutenant Governor of Ontario and Citizenship Judge
Isaac H. Hoahing, an immigrant of Chinese Guyana descent served in Canadian Expeditionary Force 1914 and one of 300 to serve in WWI
At the start of World War II Chinese Canadians could not serve in the Royal Canadian Navy or RCAF as they were deemed aliens but could serve in the Canadian Army.
Of the list of notable recruits Daniel Lee was the only Air Force members when restrictions lifted in 1942:

John Ko Bong, member of Operation Oblivion to subvert Japanese troops in China
Mary Ko Bong, mechanic
Neill Chan, sent to India to decipher communications from Japanese
Paul Chan, member of Force 136 in India
Roy Chan, member of Force 136 in India
Bill Chong, served in Agent 50 with British Army intelligence in China
George Chow, WWII gunner and became Reservist 1953-1965
Marshall Chow, wireless operator
Douglas Jung, later as federal MP
Daniel Lee, aircraft mechanic
Peggy Lee, Womens Ambulance Corps
William Lore, RCN Lieutenant Commander, later lawyer and insurance agent in Hong Kong
Alex Louie, parachutist serving with British Forces behind enemy lines in India
Albert Mah, instructor with the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan in Edmonton before joining China National Aviation Corporation
Cedric Mah, pioneering bush pilot served as instructor with the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan in Edmonton and China National Aviation Corporation
Roy Mah, member of Force 136 in India and later as journalist in Canada
Gordie Quan, demolition specialist in WWII and later served in Reserves postwar
Andrew Wong, served with United States Merchant Marines
Frank Wong, involved in Juno Beach
Henry Albert (Hank) Wong, involved in Operation Oblivion
Larry Wong, served with Edmonton Fusiliers
Mary Laura Wong (Mah), enlisted with Canadian Women's Army Corps and became teletype operator with Royal Canadian Signals Corps




Business


Caleb Chan, businessman; son of the late Chan Sun; donated $10 million to fund UBC's Chan Centre for the Performing Arts
Tom Chan, Vancouver based real estate entrepreneur; brother of Caleb Chan and son of the late Chan Shun; donated $10 million to fund UBC's Chan Centre for the Performing Arts
G. Raymond Chang, co-founder and former CEO of CI Financial, philanthropist and third Chancellor of Ryerson University, whose G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education is named after him
Ben Chiu (邱澤堃), founder of KillerApp.com
Danielle Fong, co-founder and Chief Scientist of LightSail Energy, Inc.
Thomas Fung, Hong Kong-born Canadian businessman and philanthropist; eldest son of Fung King Hey; founder of the Fairchild Group
Fung King Hey, one of the founders of Sun Hung Kai & Co; father of Thomas Fung
David Ho, Vancouver-based entrepreneur originally from Hong Kong; founder of Harmony Airways; owner of the University Golf Club and MCL motors
Gary Ho, businessman and ardent philanthropist
Kwok Yuen Ho (何国源), co-founder and former CEO of ATI Technologies
Andrea Jung (鍾彬嫻), CEO of Avon Products
Li Ka-shing, Chairman of Hutchison Whampoa Limited and Cheung Kong Holdings; investor in Husky Oil
Eva Kwok, businesswoman and former director of the Bank of Montreal
Chu Lai, businessman, one of the earliest Chinese-Canadian merchants in British Columbia
Cindy Lee, businesswoman; founder, President, and former CEO of T & T Supermarket
Paul Lee, former president of Electronic Arts
Robert H. Lee, Vancouver based businessman; chairman and founder of Prospero; Robert H. Lee Graduate School is named in honor of his philanthropy
Tina Lee, (李佩婷), CEO of T & T Supermarket
Michael Lee-Chin, investor; CEO of AIC Canada
Richard Li, businessman; son of Hong Kong business mogul Li Ka-shing; Chairman of PCCW and chairman of PCCW's executive committee
Victor Li, businessman; son of Hong Kong business mogul, Li Ka-shing and major investor in Air Canada
Brandt C. Louie, President and CEO of H.Y. Louie Co. Limited; Chairman of London Drugs Limited
Yip Sang, businessman
Alfred Sung, fashion designer and founder of Club Monaco
Brian Wong, co-founder of Kiip
Milton Wong, financier and former chairman of HSBC Canada
Gabriel Yiu, businessman, journalist, and social activist
Changpeng Zhao, founder and CEO of Binance, he is the richest Canadian as of March 2024




Athletics


Avianna Chao (趙航), sport shooter in the Olympic Games
Chris Beckford-Tseu, ice hockey goaltender for the St. Louis Blues
Chun Hon Chan, Olympic weight lifter
Patrick Chan (陳偉群), figure skater; 2011 World Champion, four-time Canadian Champion and Olympic medalist
Bryan Chiu, Chinese-Canadian football player for the Montreal Alouettes
Zach Edey, consensus player of the year in NCAA Division I men's basketball in 2023 and 2024 (Chinese–Canadian mother)
Adderly Fong (方駿宇), race car driver
Lori Fung (馮黎明), gymnast and winner of the first gold medal ever in Rhythmic Gymnastics at 1984 Olympic Games
Chan Hon Goh (吳振紅), first Chinese-Canadian principal dancer with the National Ballet of Canada
Andre Ho, table tennis player
Joshua Ho-Sang, ice hockey player
Jason Ho-Shue, badminton player and national champion in Men's singles
Carol Huynh (黃嘉露), Olympic gold medalist in wrestling in the 2008 Summer Games in Beijing
Samantha Jo (aka Sam Tjhia), martial arts, Olympian, actress
Larry Kwong, (吳啟光), first non-white and first Chinese-Canadian to play in the National Hockey League. Broke hockey's colour barrier
Norman Kwong (林佐民), known as "The China Clipper", fullback, won four Grey Cups and 30 individual Canadian Football League records; also served as former lieutenant governor of Alberta
Mira Leung (梁美諾), figure skater
Michelle Li (李文珊), badminton player and 2014 Commonwealth Games Champion
Landon Ling (林家亮), soccer player
Alexa Loo (盧仙泳), Olympic snowboarder
Jujie Luan (栾菊杰), fencer
Maggie Mac Neil, Olympic gold medal swimmer, 2021 Olympics in Tokyo
Darryl O'Young (歐陽若曦), racing driver
Jayde Riviere, Soccer player, 2020 Olympic gold medal with Canada national team.
Wendy Saschenbrecker, fencer
Emilio Estevez Tsai (蔡立靖), soccer player
Eugene Wang (王臻), Olympic table tennis
Megan Wing, figure skate
Charlene Wong, former Olympic figure skater
Lester Wong, Olympic fencer
Brandon Yip (葉勁光), ice hockey player for the Phoenix Coyotes
Zhang Mo (張墨), Olympic table tennis
Carol Zhao (赵一羽), tennis player




Visual arts


Raymond Chow, martial arts film producer
Richard Fung, video artist, writer, public intellectual and theorist
Terence Koh, diverse work sometimes involving queer, punk, and pornographic sensibilities
Ken Lum, public art champion, award-winning educator
Bruce Mau, design, architecture, art, museums, film, eco-environmental design, and conceptual philosophy
Paul Wong, award-winning artist, curator, and organizer of public interventions
Tobi Wong, artist
Xiaojing Yan (闫晓静), sculptor, installation artist
Matthew Wong (王俊傑), painter
Yi Wang,( 王一), Chinese opera singer,




Entertainment


Allison Au, Chinese-Jewish Canadian jazz saxophonist
Aarif Rahman (李治廷), Hong Kong born Chinese Canadian singer/actor
Aimee Chan (陳茵媺), Canadian actress based in Hong Kong
Albert M. Chan, actor and filmmaker
Yung Chang, film director
Peter Chao, Youtube personality
Joyce Cheng (鄭欣宜), Hong Kong based Canadian singer/actress
Ken Chinn, punk rock
Ping Chong (張家平), contemporary theater director
Mark Chao (趙又廷), Taiwanese-Canadian actor, model
Caleb Chan, Canadian composer
Shannon Chan-Kent, Canadian voice actress, singer and actress
Angela Chang(張韶涵), Taiwanese singer and actress
Brandon Chang, Taiwanese actor and entertainer
Desiree Lim, filmmaker
Osric Chau, Canadian actor
Edison Chen (陳冠希), Hong Kong Canadian film actor, musician, producer, entrepreneur, and fashion designer
Terry Chen, Canadian film and television actor
Fred Cheng (鄭俊弘), Canadian-born Hong Kong actor and singer
Olivia Cheng (鄭啟蕙), Canadian actress, broadcast journalist, and former correspondent for Entertainment Tonight Canada
Kayi Cheung, Miss Hong Kong 2007
Leslie Cheung (張國榮), Hong Kong singer, actor and film producer, Cantopop pioneer
Charlene Choi (蔡卓妍), Hong Kong actress and singer, Cantopop group Twins
Rae Dawn Chong, Canadian-American actress
Robbi Chong, Canadian actress and former model
Tommy Chong, Canadian-American comedian, actor, writer, director, activist, and musician, part of comedy duo Cheech & Chong
Nikki Chooi, Chinese-Canadian classical violinist
Timothy Chooi, Chinese-Canadian violinist and professor
Lawrence Chou (周俊偉), Hong Kong-based Canadian singer and actor
Jacky Chu, Taiwanese actor; former member of Taiwanese group 183 Club
Christy Chung (鍾麗緹), Canadian actress and restaurateur
Linda Chung (鍾嘉欣), Chinese-Canadian actress and singer
Shawn Dou (窦骁), Chinese-Canadian actor
Liu Fang, musician, plays pipa (Chinese lute)
Evan Fong, Canadian video game commentator
Patrick Gallagher, Canadian actor
Godfrey Gao (高以翔), Taiwanese-Canadian actor, brand model
Chan-hon Goh, ballet dancer, past principal dancer with the National Ballet of Canada
Anna Guo, musician, plays yangqin (Chinese hammered dulcimer)
Han Mei, musician and scholar of ethnomusicology, plays guzheng (Chinese plucked zither) and liuqin (Chinese lute)
He Qiuxia, musician, plays pipa (Chinese lute)
Anne Heung (向海嵐), Hong Kong Canadian actress and model
Denise Ho (何韻詩), Hong Kong-based Cantopop singer and social activist
Sandrine Holt, English-Canadian model and actress
Samantha Jo, Canadian actress
Matthew Ko (高鈞賢), Hong Kong actor, 2005 Mr. Hong Kong
Kristin Kreuk, Canadian actress
Grace Lynn Kung, Canadian actress
Jade Kwan (關心妍), Hong Kong Cantopop singer
Julia Kwan, Vancouver-based filmmaker, resident at Canadian Film Centre
Kelvin Kwan (關楚耀), Cantopop singer
Miranda Kwok, screenwriter, actress, and film producer
Sonija Kwok (郭羨妮), Hong Kong actress, currently works for TVB, 1999 Miss Hong Kong
Patrick Kwok-Choon, Canadian actor
Karena Lam (林嘉欣), Taiwanese actress and singer based in Hong Kong
Henry Lau, singer-songwriter, producer, and actor working in Korean pop music; member of Super Junior-M
Byron Lawson, Canadian actor
Cory Lee, Canadian singer-songwriter and actress
Lee Kum-Sing, pianist
Quentin Lee (李孟熙) – Canadian / American director, known for gay Asian stories
Sook-Yin Lee, Canadian broadcaster, musician, filmmaker, and actress; host of CBC Radio's Definitely Not the Opera
Selena Li(李施嬅), Hong Kong-based Canadian actress
Shin Lim (林良尋), America's Got Talent (season 13) winner 2018 (America).
Anastasia Lin (林耶凡), actress, Miss World Canada 2015, human rights activist, denied opportunity to enter Miss World due to activism
Bernice Liu (廖碧兒), Canadian actress, singer, and commercial model based in Hong Kong
Simu Liu, Canadian actor, writer and stuntman
Ellen Joyce Loo (盧凱彤), singer, Cantopop group at17
Alexina Louie, Canadian composer
Crystal Lowe, Canadian actress and model, best known for her scream queen roles
Yvette Lu, Canadian independent film and stage actress, filmmaker, singer, composer, writer and producer
Linlyn Lue, Canadian actress
David Y.H. Lui, Vancouver arts impresario and producer
Nicole Lyn, actress known for her role in TV series Student Bodies
Kenneth Ma (馬國明), Canadian actor working in Hong Kong
Lena Ma (馬艶冰), beauty pageant queen
Melissa O'Neil, Canadian singer and musical theatre actress
Daniel Ong, actor and radio-TV personality in Singapore
Eddie Peng (彭于晏), also known as Peng Yu-yen), a Taiwanese Canadian actor
Keanu Reeves, Canadian movie actor
Steph Song, actress
Domee Shi, animator/writer/director, Academy Award winner
Lydia Shum (沈殿霞), Hong Kong and Canadian comedian and actor
Mina Shum, Canadian independent film director
Hayden Szeto, Canadian actor
Meg Tilly, actress and novelist
Angela Tong (湯盈盈), Hong Kong based Canadian actress
Nicholas Tse (謝霆鋒), Hong Kong based Canadian actor, martial artist, TV chef, entertainer
Yee Jee Tso, Canadian actor
Cissy Wang (汪詩詩), fashion model, wife of Donnie Yen
Jeremy Wang, better known as Disguised Toast, YouTube personality
Byron Wong, music and TV producer; founder of several entertainment and new media production and design companies
Debbie Wong, actress and model
Ellen Wong, Canadian actress of Cambodian and Chinese descent
Jadyn Wong, Canadian actress
Kris Wu (吴亦凡), also known as Wu Yifan, Canadian rapper and former member of band EXO
Stephen Yan, celebrity chef
Benny Yau, Canadian television presenter, actor, and singer
Sally Yeh (葉蒨文), Taiwanese-Canadian Cantopop singer and actress
Françoise Yip (葉芳華), Canadian actress
Raugi Yu, actor
Catalina Yue, singer, songwriter, actress
Tony Yu (余景天), Chinese-Canadian singer, dancer, former Youth With You (season 3) and Produce X 101 contestant
Rui Shi Zhuo (卓汭仕), Canadian composer
Song Yiren (宋伊人), Chinese-Canadian actress.




Media


Andrew Chang, journalist and news anchor for CBC Television
Wei Chen, journalist for Canadian radio and TV
Cindy Cheung, TV presenter, most recently with Fairchild Television
Sharlene Chiu, television reporter, host, and producer most known for MTV News Canada
Mellissa Fung, journalist for CBC news
Jiang Weiping, journalist, emigrated to Canada after release from prison in China
Bernard Lo, news anchor and show host for financial TV shows, based in Hong Kong
Elaine Lui, television reporter, entertainer, "gossip maven" for CTV Television Network
Sheng Xue (also known as Reimonna Sheng), Canadian Chinese journalist, writer, activist for civil rights in China
Ziya Tong, Canadian television personality and producer, news and science shows

Jan Wong (黃明珍), journalist for several Canadian newspapers, known for Lunch With... column




Literature


Chan Koonchung (陈冠中), science fiction novelist
Cheng Sait Chia, poet
Denise Chong (鄭霭玲), author of books on history, former economic adviser to the government, author of widely anthologized speech "Being Canadian"
Kevin Chong, novelist, author of non-fiction, and freelance journalist
Wayson Choy (崔維新), novelist and memoirist, teaches writing at Humber College
Jim Wong-Chu, poet, author, historian, activist
Judy Fong Bates, fiction writer
Evelyn Lau (劉綺芬), poet, novelist, essayist, novelist
Vincent Lam, non-fiction and fiction writer and practicing physician, winner of 2006 Scotiabank Giller Prize
Larissa Lai, poet and novelist
Sky Lee, feminist, lesbian writer of fiction and non-fiction
Margaret Lim, author of children's books set in Malaysia
Andy Quan, gay Canadian novelist who explores interaction sexual and cultural identity, now living in Australia
Goh Poh Seng, Singaporean and Canadian novelist, poet, playwright
Fred Wah, novelist, critic, writer, and former Canadian Parliamentary Poet Laureate
Rita Wong, poet
Paul Yee, historian, prolific writer of both children's and adult books about the Chinese Canadian experience
Chia-ying Yeh, poet and scholar, UBC professor and Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada
Ying Chen (应晨), novelist
Xiran Jay Zhao, author of young adult and middle grade speculative fiction, Internet personality




Science and technology


Thomas Chang, physician, medical scientist, and inventor credited with co-inventing the world's first artificial cell
James K. M. Cheng, architect
Kin-Yip Chun, geophysicist
Anming Hu, mechanical engineer, target of controversial US prosecution
Roger Hui, computer scientist and co-developer of the J programming language
Yuet Wai Kan, medical scientist and physician; pioneer of applying molecular biology and genetics into clinical medicine
Victor Ling, medical researcher whose research focuses on drug resistance in cancer; known for his discovery of P-glycoprotein
Tak Wah Mak, medical researcher, geneticist, oncologist, and biochemist; known for his discovery of the T-cell receptor and pioneering work in the genetics of immunology
Bing Thom, architect
Paul Tseng, applied mathematician who went missing while kayaking in the Yangtze River in the Yunnan province of China and is presumed dead
Tsui, Lap-chee (徐立之), geneticist
Joseph Yu Kai Wong, physician and philanthropist
William Kwong Yu Yeung, astronomer; discoverer of asteroids and the comet 172P/Yeung




Education and academia


Jerome Chen (陳志讓), historian of China, author, former professor at York University
Kevin Chan, physician, Chair of Pediatrics at Memorial University in St. John's Newfoundland
Larry Grant (洪禮興), Musqueam elder and adjunct professor at the University of British Columbia
Konrad Ng, scholar of Asian-American cinema and digital media; director of Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center; professor at University of Hawaii at Manoa
Eleanor Ty (鄭綺寧), scholar of Asian North American literature, professor of English at Wilfrid Laurier University.
Lucia Yiu (姚静琼), Emeritus Professor in Community Health Nursing at the University of Windsor. Co-editor of the first community health nursing textbook in Canada.




Other


Huseyincan Celil (赛因江·贾里力), Uyghur extradited to China from Uzbekistan
Simon Chang, fashion designer
Bill Chong (鄭根), spy for Britain during WW-II, awarded British Empire Medal.
Eric Chong, professional chef and winner of MasterChef Canada (season 1)
Sunny Fong, fashion designer
Dan Liu (廖建明), fashion designer
Susur Lee, chef and international restaurateur based in Toronto
Alvin Leung (梁經倫), chef and TV personality
Vincent Li (李偉光), committed infamous murder
Moy Lin-shin (梅連羨), Taoist monk and founder of International Taoist Tai Chi Society (國際道家太極拳社)
Cody Sun (孙立宇), professional League of Legends player
Christopher Siu, professional chef and winner of MasterChef Canada (season 7)
Riza Santos, beauty queen
Sunny Tang, founder of Wushu Canada and Sunny Tang Martial Arts Centre chain of martial arts centres
Joseph Tsai, businessman
Tse Chi Lop (謝志樂), alleged kingpin of the Sam Gor crime syndicate
Adrian Wu, fashion designer
Jason Wu, fashion designer
Joe Zee – creative director of Elle magazine; host of fashion TV series All on the Line




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