Ryan Barnett: is a Montreal-based writer and illustrator who despises it when people write their own bios in the third person. I began my writing career as an editorial cartoonist and staff writer for University of Ottawa's English language newspaper, The Fulcrum.

In February 2010, I published my first children's book, A Bad Uncle's Big Book of Impossible Dilemmas. In between writing and illustrating books and screenwriting, I also work as an entertainment journalist. I'm currently a regular contributor to AskMen and Lucid Media.

I am now working on my follow up book to Bad Uncle, which is currently titled What My Father Doesn't Know Could Fill This Book.

Michel Brouillette: A well known underground stand-up comedian in Montreal, Michel also writes for the hit francophone TV show Ma Maison RONA (3 time winner for Best Reality TV Show at Les Gémeaux).

He has been involved with the screenwriting of episodes of Kikitronics, a teenage superhero TV show. Slowly breaking away from the comedy scene, Michel is now focusing on his acting and writing career. Michel also plays the Canadian Shield on Heroes of the North.

Yann Brouillette: After extensive studies in both Canada and Europe, Yann Brouillette completed an organic chemistry Ph. D. thesis in 2008.
During this time, he published a dozen scientific articles in internationally renowned peer reviewed journals. Adding fiction to science, Mr Brouillette also wrote scripts for several short films and web series.
After an in-depth Canadian superhero discussion with Movies Seals’ president Christian Viel, Yann joined the enthusiastic team of Heroes of the North as a screenwriter.
Eight webisodes later, he tackled the writing of fourteen comic books for the same project.

Jim Burke: Jim Burke is originally from Manchester, England and is now resident in Montreal. He has written several plays for the stage, including a spoof skinhead musical and an award-winning adaptation of Moby Dick. He has also written scripts for BBC Radio 4 and BBC televison.

Kole McCrae: I am a professional writer and have been published hundreds of times. Most of my work is in magazines, newspapers and blogs.

The previous paragraph makes me sound full of myself.

Greg Parker: COMING SOON!

Sergio Rico: COMING SOON!

Christian Viel: COMING SOON!

Larry Vinette (The Canadian): A world renowned body builder and trainer, the 2005 & 2006 Pro World Champion has been in the training business for over 15 years, and training himself for over 20. His competition career started in 1994 when he won the overall title and best choreography at his very first competition ever. He is one of the few bodybuilder sin the world to have pro status in three different organizations. He has his own segment on the Television fitness show “En Forme Magazine” on the RDS Sport Channel, a column on the Fame Fitness and Lifestyle magazine, a regular feature in Robert Kennedy’s REPS magazine and he is also an accomplished stuntman.

Edith Labelle (Fleur-de-Lys): Edith has been modeling since 2002 for various fashion houses and designers throughout Quebec. Early on in her career, Edith was approached by the now defunct TKO Championship Fighting, a MMA organization based out of Montréal, to be a ring-card girl. Enthralled by combat sports and eager to perform on a bigger stage, Edith applied to the UFC as a ring-card girl becoming the first Canadian woman to occupy the title. She made her first appearance in the now internationally recognized octagon in November 2007. Through her association with the UFC, Edith has appeared as a gaming character in the recently released video game “UFC 2009 – Undisputed”. Sought after by major magazines such as Men’s Fitness, Grappling Magazine and Fight Magazine, as well as being a model and spokesperson for health and other dietary supplements, Edith has a become a favorite “pin-up girl” for fitness enthusiasts and fans of combat sports everywhere. Edith left the UFC in July 2009 with the hopes of pursuing her dream of becoming a film and/or television actress

Anderson Bradshaw (8 Ball):

A trained soldier who has spent eleven years in the Canadian military with tours of duty in the Middle East and the Balkans. Upon his retirement from the military, Anderson got involved as a stuntman and actor and has never looked back since, landing numerous roles, typically as the usual suspect, hood or gangster. Some of his recent achievements include "Gothika" starring Halle Berry, "Taking Lives" opposite Angelina Jolie, "Lucky Number Slevin" as Morgan Freeman's son, "Battlefield: Earth" with John Travolta and "Steal", directed by France’s Gérard Pirès. He also acts regularly as a military adviser and consultant for film productions and recently completed Stunt Coordinator duties for "Banshee". Another facet of Anderson multi-talented nature is his passion for costume design, primarily within the sci-fi genre. He has created custom suits and sets for many futuristic and sci-fi productions, including Heroes of the North.

Vanessa Blouin (Nordik): Vanessa has been in the modeling industry for the last five years. You may have seen her in many magazines or advertising like Hawaiian Tropic, bikini.com, Performance & Sound and many more. She recently took dramatic classes and entered the world of acting. She's been in plenty of movies and a lot of music videos, including A vos marques, Party and several other local productions.

John Fallon (Black Terror): Canadian-born John Fallon always knew that he wanted to be in the arts from an early age, with his grand collection of movies, his unique artistic renderings, his many writings and his lauded performances in theatre school productions. After spending two years at Montmorency College learning the technical aspects of filmmaking, and another three years perfecting his craft as an actor through John Abbott College’s professional theater program (from which he graduated with honors), he was on his way. John continued his trend of successful multi- tasking by writing several screenplays, acting in various TV and movie roles, including Saw II, Death Race and 100 Feet, opposite Famke Jansen, while operating one of the most successful horror movie review websites on the Net called “Arrow In The Head” through which he interviewed many entertainment personalities. Four hundred reviews and millions of site visitors later, John was accepted into the horror community with open arms, by many of its most respected inhabitants. John Fallon’s goals are simple yet ambitious; he wants to succeed in everything that is movies be it from an acting, screenwriting, producing, journalistic or directing standpoint.

Michel Brouillette (Canadian Shield): Michel Brouillette is a well known underground stand-up comedian in Quebec. After hosting comedy shows in Montreal, and shadow writing for Marie- Lise Pilote since 2007, Michel is now focusing on his acting career. He played in three independent films from the Imported Productions and appeared in a variety of comedic projects (Stage, Web, Television). He is now honored to play the role of the Canadian Shield, ancestor of the Canadian, in the upcoming action packed series Heroes of the North.

Alexandra Ordolis (Pacifica): COMING SOON!

Christian Sciortino (Acadia): COMING SOON!

Pia Metni (Masquerade): Pia Metni started her acting career as a model at the age of eight. Her numerous enriching screen experiences led her to study with Louise Boisvert, renowned theatre actress in Paris and joined The Lee Strasberg Institute in New York and Los Angeles for their one year program. Continually seeking to grow stronger as an actress, she recently joined forces with Epic Talent Agency in Montreal. Heroes of the North is her first web-series and she is proud to be a part of it.

Anne-Marie Losique (Madame Doom): Losique studied theater at La Sorbonne in Paris. She first became famous as the host of Box-Office, a cinema television magazine. Later ventures showed her potential as a cunning businesswoman, now producing a vast array of trendy television shows through IDI seen across Quebec and Canada.

Bianca Beauchamp (Crimson): Bianca Beauchamp was born in Montreal, Quebec to a French Canadian father and an Italian mother. Beauchamp has become successful in latex fetish modeling, appearing on the covers of numerous publications. Beauchamp also writes a column for Bizarre and, in January 2007, became the first model to have appeared on its cover for six issues. Her photos have also been in several Playboy Special Editions and on the cover of Book of Lingerie. She has also been on the cover of Playboy's Girls of Canada calendar twice. Her film, Bianca Beauchamp: All Access, a reality-documentary directed and edited by her partner Martin Perreault. The 85 minute film was Premiered at Fantasia Film Festival in July 2007 and issued as a 2-disc Special Edition DVD in September 2007. A sequel came out last year.

Marie-Claude Bourbonnais (Hornet): Born and raised in a small village of Kamouraska, Marie-Claude Bourbonnais finished her designer studies near the city of Québec. It’s only at the end of 2007 that this shy young woman creates turmoil by associating herself to Marto Napoli, a controversial radio host for Radio X2 Rock 100.9. In the space of a few months, she becomes a local celebrity and is soon solicited to participate in a national publicity campaign. Follows a modeling career and an encounter with Gil Perron, photographer with whom she produces pictures that are quickly recuperated by the medias and create a virtual buzz on the web. The Heroes of the North saga is her first opportunity to create a character in front of a camera.