Personal Life
Stewart's wife, Jill (née Spratt), is a former high school French teacher, and the two were married on September 19, 1998; they have three daughters, Mili, born April 2, 1999, Hazel, born April 16, 2001 and Carmen, born January 28, 2011. In his spare time, he enjoys cooking. He is a huge hockey fan and actively promotes Women's Hockey in Canada, serving on the board of The Ladies First Hockey Foundation and coaching his daughters' teams. Stewart also went to high school with Leafs goalie, Curtis Joseph, where the two became friends. Stewart also enjoys playing hockey, and is a member of the Jokers Hockey Club in the Canadian Exclaim! Hockey Summit of the Arts. Stewart is also an occasional panelist/contributor on the post-game show for Hockey Night In Canada, and an on-air contributor to the morning show on The Fan 590. Tyler took part in Super Skate at Madison Square Garden for the Christopher Reeve Foundation in 1999, 2001 and 2002. It was a celebrity hockey game with participants such as Denis Leary, Kim Alexis, Rick Moranis, Chris Jericho, Gary Dell'Abate, Chad Smith, Darren Pang and Jason Priestly, among others.
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