Kaitlyn Weaver
Ice Dancer and Four-Time National Champion
Ice Dancer and Four-Time National Champion
Competed in ice dancing with partner Andrew Poje, achieving significant success on the international stage. Captured four Canadian National Championships and secured a silver medal at the World Figure Skating Championships in 2014. Represented Canada in multiple Winter Olympic Games, earning recognition for technical skill and artistry. Contributed to the growth of ice dancing through performances and collaboration with other artists in the sport.
Four-time Canadian National Champion
Silver medalist at the 2014 World Championships
Competitor at the 2014 and 2018 Winter Olympics
An Austrian-American sculptor, created the Marine Corps War Memorial, which commemorates the Marines who fought in World War II during the Battle of Iwo Jima. Received multiple awards for work in sculpture and design. Contributed to various memorial projects across the United States, expressing themes of patriotism and sacrifice. His sculptures are displayed in significant locations, showcasing artistry and historical recognition.
Continue ReadingBorn in Germany, a musician settled in Canada, made a significant mark in rock music. Formed the band Steppenwolf, which achieved fame in the late 1960s and 1970s. Contributed to the rise of the counterculture movement with anthems that resonated with the era. Played a pivotal role in creating the hit song 'Born to be Wild', which is often associated with motorcycle culture and the film 'Easy Rider'. Besides performing, engaged in various production roles and solo projects over the years.
Continue ReadingBorn in 1946, an actor and comedian contributed to Canadian television with a memorable role in the series 'Trailer Park Boys'. The character Jim Lahey, a drunken former police officer, became a defining figure in the show's narrative. Dunsworth's performance added depth and humor to the series, which gained a cult following. Besides acting, Dunsworth was involved in theatre and radio, showcasing his broad range of talents. He spent years honing his craft, eventually becoming a recognizable face on Canadian television.
Continue ReadingBorn in Italy in 1722, a prominent violinist and composer contributed significantly to the Baroque music tradition. Studied under various renowned musicians and published several works, including violin concertos and sonatas. Held the position of concertmaster at the Medici court in Florence, influencing the development of violin techniques and styles during the 18th century. His compositions continued to be performed and studied, reflecting the musical trends of the time.
Continue ReadingContributed significantly to mathematics and engineering, particularly in the field of geometry. Developed the Dandelin spheres, which provide a geometrical proof of the relationship between conic sections and ellipses. Engaged in research involving the properties of geometric figures and their applications in engineering. Published works that influenced the understanding of conic sections and their properties.
Continue ReadingAn actor active in film and television from the 1960s until 2011. Gained recognition for roles in various television series and films. Played in 'The Blues Brothers' as Captain Beepers and appeared in 'Rambo: First Blood Part II' as Marshall Murdock. Guest-starred on numerous shows including 'Miami Vice' and 'The A-Team'. His performances spanned over four decades, contributing to numerous cinematic and television productions.
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