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Megan Marie Park is a Canadian actress and singer. She is known for her work in the ABC Family television series The Secret Life of the American Teenager (2008), and romantic comedy film What If (2013) and Charlie Bartlett (2007). Her first major roles came with a guest spot on the Lifetime series Angela's Eyes (2006). She has also played Bev in A Cinderella Story: Once Upon a Song (2011). Megan Park was born in Lindsay, Ontario, Canada as Megan Marie Park. She got chance to grow up with her entire family. Her parents were intellectuals and always insisted her to follow dreams and carry academic career side by side. Megan is no exception. She's fit, blonde, ultra-cool, and uber-talented. She graduated from Oakridge Secondary School in London, Ontario. Megan began her acting career with small parts starting at age 6. The experience only fortified her love of acting, and she thus deepened and expanded her professional resumé in the years. She has won honors for speaking at least seven languages. Actress Megan Park first appeared in the 2003 movie This Time Around and since then, she has worked her way into playing more substantial roles. Megan created a band with singer Codi Caraco called Frank and Derol, in which she formerly sang and played bass guitar. The girl band also includes pop star Miley Cyrus's older half-sister, Brandi Cyrus. As of 2010, Megan has left the band to focus on her acting career in the TV series The Secret Life of the American Teenager (2008), The show ran from 2008 to 2013 and the actress received a lot of praise for her work in it. Megan also appeared, together with Tyler Hilton, in a music video called Gloriana: Kissed You Good Night (2012). Megan was also a part of the Original Kids Theatre program. With wide green eyes, blonde hair and charming look, Megan has chosen as the Rising Star Award by the Toronto International Film Festival in 2013. She loves to spend her spare time with her close friends.

Tyler Kyte was born on 24 July 1984 in Lindsay, Ontario, Canada. He is an actor, known for Easy A (2010), Interstate 60 (2002) and D2: The Mighty Ducks (1994).

Nathaniel Bacon is a Toronto theatre star and Canadian film & television actor. He is also an accomplished vocalist and recording artist.

Born in Lindsay, Ontario, Nathaniel was raised in the rural countryside of the Kawartha Lakes.

He holds a B.A. in Theatre from the University of Toronto as well as a diploma in Acting from Sheridan College.

In his 20's, he worked widely as a model, appearing in the first ever "America's Next Top Model: Live" and walking the runway in shows like Toronto Fashion Week, TOM and Fashion Art Toronto. He also starred in print campaigns for companies such as "Jean Machine" and "Fido".

In 2012, Nathaniel landed his first substantial acting roles with guest spots on "The L.A Complex" for the CW and "Transporter: The Series" for HBO Max.

That same year, he took to the stage at 4th Line Theatre and received rave reviews for his first starring role, in the debut production of "St. Francis of Millbrook" by Dora Award-winning playwright Sky Gilbert. Since then, he's remained a presence in Canadian theatre and TV.

In 2015, Nathaniel won Best Actor (musical) at the Broadway World Toronto Awards for playing the title role in "Hedwig And The Angry Inch" (at The Lower Ossington Theatre). This lead to a gig opening for Tegan And Sara at the World Pride closing ceremonies. Nathaniel followed this success with a number of plays, even returning to The L.O.T in 2018 to play Dr. Frank N' Furter in a highly successful production of "The Rocky Horror Show".

He made his feature film debut in the Jason Momoa sci/fi-horror movie "Debug" from Gemini Award nominee David Hewlett. In recent years, he's added more films to his resume, including the Denise Richards family film Wickensburg and it's sequel "Return To Wickensburg".

Nathaniel's extensive television credits include guest spots on shows like "The Expanse", "Saving Hope", "Reign", "Incorporated", "Shadowhunters", "Falling Water", "The Kids In The Hall" and more.

After the pandemic, Nathaniel joined the indie pop group Manifesto and recorded several songs, performing many concerts throughout the next couple of years.

In 2023, he became an ACTRA Award nominee for his work on season 2 of the independent series "Pink Is In".

In the 2024, Nathaniel premiered another collaboration with Sky Gilbert, a queer musical comedy called My Little Brony which had a successful, well-received run.

Nathaniel resides in Toronto, Canada.

Bruce McArthur was born on 8 October 1951 in Lindsay, Ontario, Canada. He was previously married to Janice Campbell.

Steven Graham DeNure, former President and Chief Operating Officer of DHX, was responsible for overseeing overall operations of DHX & its subsidiaries. DeNure also served as Executive Producer on many of the Company's TV & interactive media projects. DeNure co-founded Decode Entertainment in 1997 & in 2006 merged the operations of Decode with Halifax Film to create DHX. Prior to founding Decode, he was at Alliance Communications for more than 10 years & served in a number of senior positions including President of Alliance Productions & President of Alliance Multimedia. During his tenure at Alliance Communications, he was involved in the development, financing & production of all TV & feature film, including notable projects such as Due South, North Of 60, Eng, & Black Robe, & was responsible for the animation division, music-publishing division (TMP), & for merchandising & licensing. DeNure is a pioneer in CGI, having acted as Executive Producer of the groundbreaking Reboot & Beast Wars animation series. He serves on the board of the Canadian Film Centre as Vice Chair. DeNure holds a BA (Economics & Business) from Simon Fraser University.

Terry has been a part of Film & TV for over 35 years. This was a passion born in the early 80's while volunteering for the local Community Cable station (Think Wayne's World). It was there Terry learned how to produce a TV series. Shortly thereafter he started his professional career on the acclaimed Canadian TV series "Neon Rider." Well over 200 credits later (and counting), Terry is a well respected member of the Prop Department, a member of UBCP/ACTRA, IATSE and the Property Masters Guild.

Megan McKinnon was born on 2 May 1996 in Lindsay, Ontario, Canada. She is an actress and writer, known for The Last Mimzy (2007), Little Samantha Tripp (2006) and Illusional (2008).

John Meehan, the Oscar-nominated Cando-American screenwriter and playwright best known for co-writing the classic Boys Town (1938), was born on May 8, 1884 in Lindsay, Ontario. His first dream was to be a chef, but after studying the culinary arts in Austria, he went to New York to seek fame and fortune in the theater. Meehan made his Broadway debut in 1902 as an actor in a play inspired by a story by Richard Harding Davis, "Soliders of Fortune". From 1903 to 1908 he appeared three more times as an actor on Broadway. The next time his name was associated with The Great White Way, it was as a playwright, when his play "The Very Minute" was produced in 1917, starring Cathleen Nesbitt. The show closed after 32 performances.

He acted again on Broadway in John Drinkwater's 1919 hit play "Abraham Lincoln". Five of his original plays, all comedies, were staged during the Roaring Twenties. He also sporadically acted during the days of the Jazz Age, but more frequently, he produced and directed other dramatists's works. When moving pictures began to talk, he heeded Horace Greeley's admonition "Go West, Young Man" and hightailed it to Hollywood. He returned once again to the Broadway theater for his swansong, as an actor, in 1935's "A Journey By Night". (His son, John Meehan, Jr. wrote the books for the operettas "Rosalinda" and "Helen Goes to Troy".)

Meehan was hired as a contract writer by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer at the time that Paramount was adapting his play The Lady Lies (1929) for the Big Screen, with a cast that featured Walter Huston and a young Claudette Colbert as the leads. The play had not been a success in 1928, closing after just 24 performances, but Hollywood needed writers who could write dialogue. ("The Lady Lies" was remade into four other films in four different languages, as was the custom in the early talkie period, before dubbing was perfected.) Meehan's 1927 play "Bless You, Sister" (which also lasted but 24 performances on Broadway), was adapted by Jo Swerling as The Miracle Woman (1931) for Frank Capra at Columbia, providing a choice role for Barbara Stanwyck, playing an Aimee Semple McPherson-like woman preacher.

Meehan won his first Oscar nomination soon after coming to Hollywood, in 1930, for The Divorcee (1930). He won his second Oscar nod along with co-writer Dore Schary in 1939 for "Boy's Town". M.G.M. superstars Norma Shearer in "The Divorcee" and Spencer Tracy in "Boy's Town" won Oscars for their work in Meehan screenplays.

John Meehan died in Woodland Hills, Los Angeles on November 12, 1954. He was 70 years old.

Steven Sutcliffe was born in Lindsay, Ontario, Canada. He is known for Caesar and Cleopatra (2009), Butterbox Babies (1995) and A Nest of Singing Birds (1987).

Jon Davis was born on 4 June 1979 in Lindsay, Ontario, Canada. He is an actor and set decorator, known for Land of the Dead (2005), Driven (2001) and Dark Water (2005).

Jeremy Ein was born on 3 December 1975 in Lindsay, Ontario, Canada. He is an actor, known for Zardip's Search for Healthy Wellness (1988) and Ready or Not (1993).

Ron Ellis was born on 8 January 1945 in Lindsay, Ontario, Canada. He is known for September 1972 (1997), 1967 Stanley Cup Finals (1967) and Hockey's Lost Boy: The Rise and Fall of George Patterson (2016). He was married to Jan Ellis . He died on 11 May 2024 in Belleville, Ontario, Canada.

Wren Blair was born on 2 October 1925 in Lindsay, Ontario, Canada. He died on 2 January 2013 in Whitby, Ontario, Canada.

Joe Primeau was born on 29 January 1906 in Lindsay, Ontario, Canada. He died on 14 March 1989.

Tyler Gowman was born on 7 December 1984 in Lindsay, Ontario, Canada. He is an actor, known for South of Wawa (1991).