Notable Macedonian Canadians
- Business
- John Bitove - Chairman and CEO of Obelysk, the Mobilicity, Scott's Real Estate Investment Trust, and SiriusXM Canada
- John Bitove, Sr. - Businessman and philanthropist
- Steve Stavro - Businessman and philanthropist
- Lou Naumovski - Vice President, Commercial and General Director, Russia, for Kinross Gold Corporation
- Susan Niczowski - CEO and founder of Summer Fresh Salads Inc.
- Sports
- Brett Bitove - Collegiate basketball player
- Steve Gatzos - NHL player
- Tommy Ivan - NHL coach, winner of 4 Stanley Cups
- Ed Jovanovski - NHL player
- Dan Jancevski - NHL defenseman
- Chris Kotsopoulos NHL player
- Steve Staios - NHL player
- Steven Stamkos - NHL player
- Alek Stojanov - NHL player
- José Théodore - NHL player
- Michael Zigomanis - NHL player
- Politics
- Lui Temelkovski - Liberal MP Oak Ridges-Markham 2004-2008
- Paul Christie - Toronto City and Metropolitan Councillor, TTC Chair
- Academia
- Boris P. Stoicheff - physicist
- Andrew Rossos - historian
- Chris Paliare - lawyer. One of the 50 most influential in Toronto
- Television and Entertainment
- Ziya Tong - Television producer
- Art
- Michael Close - Painter
- Music
- Aleesia Stamkos - Hip-Hop singer; commonly referred to as "Alessia".
- Donna Grantis - Composer and guitarist
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