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List of Canadians by Net Worth - Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia List of Canadians by Net Worth from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia 21/9/2014 List of Canadians by net worth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia List of Canadians by net worth From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The following is a list of Canadians by net worth: Contents 1 Richest Canadians (2013 statistics) 2 Richest Canadians (2012 statistics) 3 Richest Canadians (2011 statistics) 4 Richest Canadians (2010 statistics) 5 Richest Canadians (2009 statistics) 6 References 7 External links Richest Canadians (2013 statistics) Updated November 23, 2013.[1] Legend Icon Description Has not changed since the 2012 ranking. Has increased since the 2012 ranking. Has decreased since the 2012 ranking. Net worth Home Sources of No. Name Age Residence (CAD) Province wealth Thomson David Thomson, 3rd Reuters, 1 Baron Thomson of $26.10 billion 56 Ontario Toronto, Ontario Woodbridge Co. Fleet and family Ltd George Weston Ltd., Loblaw 2 Galen Weston $10.40 billion 73 Ontario Toronto, Ontario Cos. Ltd, Holt Renfrew Arthur Irving, James New Saint John, New Irving Oil Ltd., 3 $7.85 billion — Irving, John Irving Brunswick Brunswick J.D. Irving Ltd. Edward Rogers III and Rogers 4 $7.60 billion 44 Ontario Toronto, Ontario http://en.wikipfeadmia.iolryg/wiki/List_of_Canadians_by_net_worth Communication1/s21 21/9/2014 List of Canadians by net worth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia family Communications Vancouver, British Jim Pattison 5 Jim Pattison $7.39 billion 85 British Columbia Group Columbia Montreal, 6 Lino Saputo and family $5.24 billion 76 Quebec Saputo Inc. Quebec Montreal, Power Corp. of 7 Paul Desmarais $4.93 billion 86 Quebec Quebec Canada eBay Inc., Palo Alto, 8 Jeffrey Skoll $4.92 billion 48 Quebec Participant California Media James James Armstrong Winnipeg, 9 $4.45 billion — Richardson & Richardson and family Manitoba Manitoba Sons Ltd. 10 Carlo Fidani $4.08 billion 59 Ontario Toronto, Ontario Orlando Corp. Vancouver, British Lululemon 11 Chip Wilson $3.73 billion 58 British Columbia Athletica Columbia Azrieli Group Montreal, 12 David Azrieli $3.54 billion 91 Quebec Ltd., Canpro Quebec Investments 13 Fred and Ron Mannix $3.46 billion — Alberta Calgary, Alberta Mancal Group Harrison McCain and New Florenceville, 14 $3.45 billion — McCain Foods family Brunswick New Brunswick Apotex Group of 15 Bernard Sherman $3.27 billion 71 Ontario Toronto, Ontario Cos Paramount Resources Ltd., Perpetual 16 Clay Riddell $3.26 billion 76 Alberta Calgary, Alberta Energy Inc., Trilogy Energy Corp. Katz Group of Edmonton, 17 Daryl Katz $3.15 billion 52 Alberta Companies, Alberta Edmonton Oilers McCain Foods, 18 Wallace McCain $3.12 billion 83 Ontario Toronto, Ontario Maple Leaf Foods Magna International, Oberwaltersdorf, 19 Frank Stronach $3.12 billion 81 Ontario Magna Austria Entertainment Corp. Frank H. Sobey and Nova New Glasgow, 20 $2.95 billion — Empire Co. Ltd. http://en.wikipfeadmia.iolryg/wiki/List_of_Canadians_by_net_worth Scotia Nova Scotia 2/21 21/9/2014 List of Canadians by net worth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia family Scotia Nova Scotia Alan Zekelman, Barry Windsor, 21 Zekelman, Clayton $2.91 billion — Ontario Atlas Tube Ontario Zekelman Bombardier Inc., Joseph-Armand Montreal, Bombardier 22 $2.80 billion — Quebec Bombardier and family Quebec Recreational Products Vancouver, Mansoor Lalji and British Larco 23 $2.56 billion — British family Columbia Investments Ltd. Columbia Canadian Natural Resources Ltd., 24 N. Murray Edwards $2.50 billion 53 Alberta Calgary, Alberta Ensign Energy Services, Calgary Flames New York City, 25 Charles Bronfman $2.46 billion 82 Quebec Vivendi New York Jean Coutu Montreal, Jean Coutu -- $2.33 billion 86 Quebec (pharmacist) Quebec Group Vancouver, British Northland British -- Bob Gaglardi $2.24 billion 72 Columbia Properties Ltd. Columbia British Burnaby, British H. Y. Louie Co. -- Brandt C. Louie $2.18 billion 70 Columbia Columbia Ltd. Montreal, -- Guy Laliberté $2.16 billion 54 Quebec Cirque du Soleil Quebec Gene Kruger and Montreal, -- $2.10 billion — Quebec Kruger Inc. family Quebec ATCO, -- Ron Southern $2.02 billion 83 Alberta Calgary, Alberta Canadian Utilities Mitel Networks Corp., Wesley -- Terry Matthews $1.87 billion 70 Ontario Ottawa, Ontario Clover Corp, March Networks. Alimentation -- Alain Bouchard $1.54 billion 64 Quebec Laval, Quebec Couche-Tard Melco Crown -- Lawrence Ho $1.27 billion 36 Ontario Hong Kong Entertainment Ltd. Mississauga, http://-e-n.wikipKed.i aR.oargi/ wSikai/hLiist_of_Canadians_by_$n1et._2w0or tbhillion 66 Ontario Ontario Morguard Corp3./21 21/9/2014 List of Canadians by net worth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia -- K. Rai Sahi $1.20 billion 66 Ontario Ontario Morguard Corp. -- Eric Sprott $1.02 billion 69 Ontario Toronto, Ontario Sprott Inc. Richest Canadians (2012 statistics) Updated November 22, 2012.[2] Legend Icon Description Has not changed since the 2011 ranking. Has increased since the 2011 ranking. Has decreased since the 2011 ranking. Net worth Home Sources of No. Name Age Residence (CAD) Province wealth Thomson David Thomson, 3rd Reuters, 1 Baron Thomson of $20.10 billion 55 Ontario Toronto, Ontario Woodbridge Co. Fleet and family Ltd George Weston Ltd., Loblaw 2 Galen Weston $8.20 billion 72 Ontario Toronto, Ontario Cos. Ltd, Holt Renfrew Arthur Irving, James New Saint John, New Irving Oil Ltd., 3 $8.07 billion — Irving, John Irving Brunswick Brunswick J.D. Irving Ltd. Edward Rogers III and Rogers 4 $6.41 billion 43 Ontario Toronto, Ontario family Communications Vancouver, British Jim Pattison 5 Jim Pattison $6.14 billion 84 British Columbia Group Columbia eBay Inc., Palo Alto, 6 Jeffrey Skoll $4.55 billion 47 Quebec Participant California Media Montreal, Power Corp. of 7 Paul Desmarais $4.40 billion 85 Quebec Quebec Canada Lino Saputo and Montreal, 8 $4.23 billion 75 Quebec Saputo Inc. family Quebec 9 Carlo Fidani $3.60 billion 58 Ontario Toronto, Ontario Orlando Corp. Vancouver, British Lululemon 10 Chip Wilson $3.51 billion 57 British Columbia Athletica Columbia James James Armstrong Winnipeg, http1://1en.wikipRediciah.oargr/dwiskoi/Lnis ta_onfd_C faanamdiialnys_by$_n3e.t4_w0o rbthillion — Manitoba Manitoba Richardson & 4/21 21/9/2014 List of Canadians by net worth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 11 Richardson and family $3.40 billion — Manitoba Manitoba Richardson & Sons Ltd. 12 Fred and Ron Mannix $3.38 billion — Alberta Calgary, Alberta Mancal Group Apotex Group of 13 Bernard Sherman $3.31 billion 70 Ontario Toronto, Ontario Cos Harrison McCain and New Florenceville, 14 $3.21 billion — McCain Foods family Brunswick New Brunswick Katz Group of Edmonton, 15 Daryl Katz $3.08 billion 51 Alberta Companies, Alberta Edmonton Oilers Azrieli Group Montreal, 16 David Azrieli $2.89 billion 90 Quebec Ltd., Canpro Quebec Investments Paramount Resources Ltd., 17 Clay Riddell $2.87 billion 75 Alberta Calgary, Alberta Perpetual Energy Inc., Trilogy Energy Corp. McCain Foods, 18 Wallace McCain $2.84 billion 82 Ontario Toronto, Ontario Maple Leaf Foods Alan Zekelman, Barry Windsor, 19 Zekelman, Clayton $2.75 billion — Ontario Atlas Tube Ontario Zekelman Magna International, Oberwaltersdorf, 20 Frank Stronach $2.72 billion 80 Ontario Magna Austria Entertainment Corp. New York City, 21 Charles Bronfman $2.44 billion 81 Quebec Vivendi New York Frank H. Sobey and Nova New Glasgow, 22 $2.36 billion — Empire Co. Ltd. family Scotia Nova Scotia Canadian Natural Resources Ltd., 23 N. Murray Edwards $2.35 billion 52 Alberta Calgary, Alberta Ensign Energy Services, Calgary Flames Vancouver, Mansoor Lalji and British Larco 24 $2.25 billion — British family Columbia Investments Ltd. Columbia SmartCentres 25 Mitchell Goldhar $2.10 billion 51 Ontario Toronto, Ontario Inc., Calloway REIT Vancouver, http2://6en.wikipBedoiab.o Grg/awgikli/aLirsdt_iof_Canadians_by$_n2e.t0_w8o rbthillion 71 British British Northland 5/21 21/9/2014 List of Canadians by net worth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 26 Bob Gaglardi $2.08 billion 71 British British Northland Columbia Columbia Properties Ltd. Montreal, 27 Guy Laliberté $1.98 billion 53 Quebec Cirque du Soleil Quebec Standard 28 Allan Slaight $1.97 billion 81 Ontario Toronto, Ontario Broadcasting Corp. Ltd. Robert Miller (Future Montreal, Future 29 $1.94 billion 69 Quebec Electronics) Quebec Electronics Reichmann International Development Paul Reichmann and Corp., 30 $1.94 billion 82 Ontario Toronto, Ontario family Reichmann Seniors Housing Development Corp. Sportswear Holdings Ltd., 32 Lawrence Stroll $1.90 billion 53 Quebec Switzerland Michael Kors Holdings Ltd. Bombardier Inc., Joseph-Armand Montreal, Bombardier 33 Bombardier and $1.89 billion — Quebec Quebec Recreational family Products Mitel Networks Corp., Wesley 37 Terry Matthews $1.76 billion 69 Ontario Ottawa, Ontario Clover Corp, March Networks. Onex Gerry Schwartz and Corporation, 39 $1.69 billion — Manitoba Toronto, Ontario Heather Reisman Quebec Indigo Books and Music Inc. ATCO, Canadian 40 Ron Southern $1.67 billion 82 Alberta Calgary, Alberta Utilities Shaw Communications 45 J. R. Shaw $1.50 billion 78 Ontario Calgary, Alberta Inc., Corus Entertainment Inc. Stephen A. Montreal, Jarislowsky 47 $1.48 billion 87 Quebec Jarislowsky Quebec Fraser Ltd. Gene Kruger and Montreal, -- $1.40 billion — Quebec Kruger Inc. family Quebec 55 Eric Sprott $1.22 billion 68 Ontario Toronto, Ontario Sprott Inc. http://en.wikipAedniad.orrega/wsiki/List_of_Canadians_by_net_worth 6/21 21/9/2014 List of Canadians by net worth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Andreas Triple Crown 61 Apostolopoulos and $1.08 billion — Ontario Toronto, Ontario Properties Inc. family
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