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Carl Heywood was a Canadian master printmaker, painter, fibre artist and teacher of printmaking whose work has been shown across North America and Europe. He was born on June 6, 1941 and grew up in Chesley, Hanover and Galt, Ontario (now Cambridge). He studied at the Ontario College of Art, graduating in 1963. There he learned woodblock printing with Frederick Hagan; and at the end of his fourth year, screen printing which he immediately recognized as the right medium for him. He initially taught art at high schools in Ontario, but went on to study etching with Stanley William Hayter at Atelier 17 in Paris from 1967 to 1969. There, he learned a technically and aesthetically different way of working. In 1974, he began teaching printmaking at Queen's University at Kingston, working there with Otis Tamasauskas beginning in 1980. Among his many students was Julie Voyce. He retired in 2006 to become a Queen’s University Professor Emeritus as he continued to explore and gain new skills through new technology. He died in Montreal on December 1, 2022, at the age of 81.

Born in Combermere, Ontario, Gary Elwood Nichol was a documentary filmmaker. He lived several years in Toronto and Ottawa before settling in Vietnam where he gave up filmmaking and pursued painting. He was married to Tchu Chin and had three children. Nichol died in Saigon 25 March 2009.

Mildred Ruth Livingston (nee Gray) was an avid genealogist from the Brockville area.

W.S. Carter was a photographer based in Smiths Falls, ON.

J.E. Evans was a photographer based in Dorset, ON.

George B. Faulkner was a photographer based in Truro NS.

G.O. Fulton was a photographer based in Truro NS.

Byron Harmon was a photographer based in British Columbia.

H.C. Leighton was a photographer based in St Anne de Beaupre, QC.

Harry McKinlay was a photographer based in Yarmouth NS.