Events from the year 1995 in Canada.
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January to March
- January 3 – Victoria Duffield, singer, actress and dancer
- January 12 – Sarah Mehain, Paralympic swimmer[4]
- January 14 – Eleanor Harvey, fencer[5]
- January 18 – Margaret Purdy, pair skater
- January 24 – Dylan Everett, actor
- January 27 – Madeline Gardiner, artistic gymnast
- February 2
- February 8 – Jordan Todosey, actress
- February 23 – Andrew Wiggins, high school basketball player
- March 2
- March 5 – Zhao Kai Pang, ice dancer
- March 22 – Nicolas Petan, ice hockey player
- March 23 – Jan Lisiecki, pianist
- March 27 – Laurent Dauphin, ice hockey player
- March 28
April to June
- April 5 – Bo Horvat, ice hockey player
- April 11 – Erin Routliffe, New Zealand-born tennis player
- April 13 – Shavon John-Brown, footballer
- April 16 – Remi Elie, ice hockey player
- April 22 – Madison Bowey, ice hockey defenceman
- April 26
- April 29 – Tristan Jarry, ice hockey goaltender
- May 9 – Dillon Heatherington, ice hockey defenceman
- May 12 – Talia Chiarelli, artistic gymnast
- May 28 – Zachary Fucale, ice hockey goalie
- May 29 – Jordan Ju, figure skater
- June 6 – Sadi Jalali, Indian-born soccer player
- June 5 – Natasha Purich, figure skater
- June 13 – Mikaela Gerber, artistic gymnast
- June 20 – Carol Zhao, Chinese-born tennis player
- June 29 – Nicholas Latifi, racing driver
July to September
- July 4 – Jason Dickinson, ice hockey player
- July 6 – Eric Comrie, ice hockey goaltender
- July 11 – Tyler Medeiros, dancer, singer and songwriter
- July 12 – Samuel Morin, ice hockey defenceman
- July 17 – Austin MacDonald, actor
- August 5 – Shea Theodore, ice hockey defenceman
- August 6 – Amy Forsyth, actress
- August 26 – Anthony Duclair, ice hockey player
- August 27 – Cainan Wiebe, actor
- September 1 – Nathan MacKinnon, ice hockey forward
- September 11 – Francesco Yates, musician
- September 6 – Ty Wood, actor
- September 8 – Ellie Black, artistic gymnast[6]
- September 24 – Alexandra Botez, chess player
January to June
- January 19 – Gene MacLellan, Canadian singer-songwriter (born 1938)
- January 28 – George Woodcock, poet, essayist, critic, biographer and historian (born 1912)
- February 23 – Murray Cotterill, trade union activist
- March 14 – John Peters Humphrey, legal scholar, jurist and human rights advocate (born 1905)
- April 23 – Douglas Lloyd Campbell, politician and 13th Premier of Manitoba (born 1895)
- April 25 – Stuart Trueman, journalist and writer
- May 6 – John Black Aird, lawyer, politician and 23rd Lieutenant Governor of Ontario (born 1923)
October to December
- November 3 – Gordon S. Fahrni, medical doctor (born 1887)
- November 11 – Emmett Matthew Hall, jurist, civil libertarian and Supreme Court justice (born 1898)
- November 21 – Bruno Gerussi, actor and television presenter (born 1928)
- November 30 – Philip Givens, politician, judge and Mayor of Toronto (born 1922)
- December 2 – Robertson Davies, novelist, playwright, critic, journalist and professor (born 1913)
- December 3 – Elsie Knott, first female band chief
- December 4 – Lionel Giroux, midget wrestler (born 1935)
- December 16 - Charles Sauriol, naturalist and author (born 1904)
"Bomb blast rocks PEI Legislature Man hurt as glass, wood go flying". The Globe and Mail, April 21, 1995.
"Eleanor Harvey". Team Canada – Official Olympic Team Website. 11 June 2015. Retrieved 11 April 2019.
"Ellie Black". Team Canada - Official Olympic Team Website. 30 June 2012. Retrieved 23 June 2020.