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Norman Breakey

The Toronto resident invented the paint roller in 1940 but, when imitators started showing up everywhere, he did not have the funds to defend his patent. His other inventions include a device for tapping beer kegs and a supermarket inventory system.

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Anderson, Matthew
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Brown, James Sutherland
Butler, Peter C.
Callaghan, Helen
Chapman, John H.
Chell, Walter
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Chuvalo, George
Cyr, Louis
Desmarteau, Etienne
Dickins, Punch
Eaton, Timothy
Fortune, Rose
Foxcroft, Ron
Garneau, Marc
Gay, James
Gosling, James
Guay, Albert
Henning, Doug
Humphrey, John Peters
Irwin, Arthur
Johnson, Edward
Johnston, Gary
Kean, Abram
Kinnear, Helen
Kunuk, Zacharias
Lavallee, Calixa
Law, Andrew Bonar
Lawrence, Florence
Lewis, Daurene
May, Wop
McFarlane, Leslie
McGee, Thomas D'Arcy
Montgomery, Lucy Maud
Morenz, Howie
Morrow, Patrick
Nagano, Manzo
O'Malley, Joan
Orton, George
Patch, John
Robertson, Jennie Smillie
Rogers, Richard Birdsall
Routhier, Adolphe-Basile
Ryan, Thomas
Silverheels, Jay
Stranger, Harry
Tanner, Elaine
Turpin, Ronald
Urry, Lew
Vernon, Dai
Weir, Robert Stanley
Whelan, James Patrick
Wilson, Bertha
Wright, Jerry
Yanofsky, Abe
Yeo, James




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