This is a partial list of notable Canadians of full or partial Polish ancestral or national descent.
Business
Science and engineering
Education
Politics
- Leon Crestohl – former Liberal MP, Cartier, (1950–1963)
- Bonnie Crombie – former Liberal MP, Mississauga—Streetsville (2008–2011), Mayor of Mississauga, Ontario (2014–present)
- Jan Dukszta – former Ontario NDP MPP, Parkdale (1971–1981)
- Gary Filmon – former Premier of Manitoba (1988–1999), Manitoba PC MLA, River Heights (1979–1981) and Tuxedo (1981–2000)
- Jesse Flis – former Liberal MP Parkdale—High Park (1979–1984; 1988–1997)
- Casimir Gzowski – Acting Lieutenant Governor of Ontario (1896–1897)
- Stanley Haidasz – former Liberal MP for Trinity (1957–1958) and Parkdale (1962–1978); Minister of State for Multiculturalism (1972–1974); Senator (1978–1998)
- Andrew Kania – former Liberal Member of Parliament for Brampton West (2008–2011)
- Irek Kusmierczyk – Liberal Member of Parliament for Windsor-Tecumseh (2019 - )
- Stan Kazmierczak Keyes – former national chair of Liberal Party of Canada (2002–2004); Liberal MP Hamilton West (1988–2004); Minister of National Revenue, Minister of State (Sport), Minister Responsible for the Canada Post Corporation and Minister Responsible for the Royal Canadian Mint (2003–2004)
- Alexandre-Édouard Kierzkowski – former Liberal MP St. Hyacinthe (1867–1870), First MP of Polish Descent
- Tom Kmiec – Conservative MP, Calgary Shepard (2015–present)
- Chris Korwin-Kuczynski – former Toronto city councillor (1981–2003)
- Ken Kowalski – former Deputy Premier of Alberta (1992–1994), former Alberta Government Minister, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta (1997–2012), Alberta PC MLA (1979–2012)
- Wladyslaw Lizon – former Conservative MP for Mississauga East-Cooksville (2011–2015) and former president of the Canadian Polish Congress (2005–2010)
- Thomas Lukaszuk – former Deputy Premier of Alberta (2012–2013), former Alberta Government Minister (2010–2014), and PC MLA for Edmonton-Castle Downs (2001–2015)
- Gary Malkowski – former Ontario NDP MPP, York East (1990–1995), Canada's first deaf parliamentarian
- Don Mazankowski – former Deputy Prime Minister for Brian Mulroney (1986–1993), former federal government Minister (1979–1980; 1984–1993), Progressive Conservative MP Vegreville (1968–1993)
- Peter Milczyn – former Member of Toronto City Council (2000–2014), current Liberal MPP Etobicoke—Lakeshore (2013–2018)
- Ted Opitz – former Conservative MP for Etobicoke Centre (2011–2015)
- Fred Rose – former Labor-Progressive (Communist) MP Cartier (1943–1947); only MP ever convicted of spying for a foreign country, his capture as a Soviet spy helped to start the Cold War
- John Yakabuski – Ontario Progressive Conservative MPP Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke (2003–present), son of Paul Yakabuski
- Paul Yakabuski – former Ontario Progressive Conservative MPP, (1963–1987), father of John Yakabuski
- Ed Ziemba – former Ontario NDP MPP, High Park—Swansea (1975–1981), brother-in-law of Elaine Ziemba
- Elaine Ziemba – former Ontario NDP MPP, High Park—Swansea (1990–1995), sister-in-law of Ed Ziemba
Music
- Andrzej Busza – poet
- Bogdan Czaykowski – poet, translator, essayist
- Alex Debogorski – veteran ice road trucker on the television series Ice Road Truckers
- Peter Gzowski – broadcaster, writer and reporter
- Wacław Iwaniuk – poet in Polish, literary critic and essayist[2]
- Jacqueline Milczarek – journalist, news anchor
- Anne Mroczkowski – journalist, news anchor
- Estanislao (Stan) Oziewicz – journalist, The Globe and Mail
- George Radwanski – editor-in-chief of the Toronto Star
- Chava Rosenfarb – novelist, poet in Yiddish, wife of Henry Morgentaler
- Adam Smoluk – director, screenwriter and actor
- Eva Stachniak – writer
- Mark Starowicz – head of CBC Television Documentary Programming unit, journalist and TV producer
- Alexandra Szacka – CBC/Radio-Canada correspondent
- Jack L. Warner - film executive, co-founder of Warner Bros, born to Polish Jewish parents
Actors
Military
Sports
References