Staff and Employees
- Beta Flight
- Flinch (Toby Wood)
- Ghost Girl (Lilli Stephens)
- Ouija (William "Bill" Astin)
- Murmur (Arlette Truffant)
- Radius (Jared Corbo)
- Flex (Adrian Corbo)
- Manbot (Bernie Lachenay)
- James MacDonald Hudson (Vindicator synthoid)
- General Jeremy Beau Clarke (Head of Development and Deployment) - Apparently killed attempting to deactivate Department H’s radioactive core.
- Director X - resided on the 66th floor of the Department H complex
- Holland Gentry (Head of Development and Deployment/Head of Operations) - Brother-in-law of the Canadian Prime Minister. He succeeded General Clarke,
- Dr. Myra Haddock (Director of Prometheus Project) - recreated Prometheus Pit
- Cory Hames (Personal Assistant to Mr Gentry)
- Hull House - facility for immature metahumans, based in Orloo, Ontario.
- Celine De La Salle (Headmistress)
- Richard Proctor (Coordinator)
- Puck (Eugene Judd)
- Flex (Adrian Corbo)
- Ghost Girl (Lilli Stephens)
- Radius (Jared Corbo)
- Dr. Horatio Huxley (former head of Helios Project) - later would work for S.H.I.E.L.D.; he was fired by Gentry
- Dr. Kelsey Mobius
- Lt. Linderman Oculus (Monitor Division Director) - Observed Alpha Flight for signs of regression from brainwashing. He created the false video indicating Wolverine had killed Madison Jeffries.
- Richard Proctor (Coordinator of Hull House)
- Ko Bin Su (Chief Engineer)
- Warwick Jamieson
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