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This is a list of notable people who are from
Saskatchewan , Canada , or have spent a large part or formative part of their career in that province.
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Mike Babcock – Head Coach of the NHL's
Toronto Maple Leafs Head Coach, Canadian Ice Hockey Olympic Team, 2012, Head Coach, Canadian Ice Hockey World Cup Team, 2016
Lorne Babiuk – director, VIDO
Garnet Bailey – NHL forward, died on
United Airlines Flight 175
Mike Bales – hockey player
J. G. Ballard – English novelist and short story writer
Burke Barlow – musician
Doris Barr (1921-2009) – All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player
Wade Belak – former NHL player with
Nashville Predators (deceased 2011)
Catherine Bennett (born 1920) – All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player
Red Berenson – Team Canada 1972, former NHL player and coach, Head Coach of the University of Michigan Ice Hockey Team
Todd Bergen – hockey player
Sarah Binks – fictional character created by
Paul Hiebert , in whose gently satirical biography Regina figures as the rustic's metropolis
Byron Bitz – former professional hockey player
Randy Black – drummer for
Primal Fear
Trevor Blackwell – entrepreneur
Mike Blaisdell – former NHL player
Allan Blakeney – former Premier of Saskatchewan
Derek Boogaard – former NHL hockey player with
New York Rangers (deceased 2011)
Mike Botha – master diamond cutter
Ray Boughen – former mayor, current
Member of Parliament for the riding of
Palliser
Johnny Bower – hockey goaltender
Bob Boyer – visual artist, elder, university professor
Tyler Bozak – NHL player
Beverley Breuer – actor whose credits include
Scary Movie 4
Dave Brown – former NHL player
Sidney Buckwold – former
Mayor of Saskatoon
David Luther Burgess – World War I pilot and politician
Garth Butcher – NHL player
Brent Butt – actor
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