Notable Faculty
- Robert Bédard, the sixth Headmaster, was Canada's top ranked tennis player for two decades.
- Thomas Cossitt, a former member of the Canadian House of Commons
- Thomas Hockin, the fifth Headmaster, was a professor in political science and a renowned politician under the Progressive Conservative government. He went on to be the Chief Executive Officer at the Investment Funds Institute of Canada, and in 2009 became the Executive Director of the International Monetary Fund.
- Jim McGillivray, one of the world's top bagpipers and instructors.
- Frank Miller, former Premier of Ontario (Progressive Conservative, February–June 1985)
- William Scoular, playwright/director, author and teacher.
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