Prolific actress, singer and comedian Kaye Ballard, who starred in The Mothers-In-Law in the '60s, dead Monday at 93 following a battle with kidney cancer.

Stand-up comic and sitcom writer Kevin Barnett, who co-created and executive-produced Rel, dead from a pancreatitis-induced non-traumatic hemorrhage at 32.

Singaporean actor Aloysius Pang, dead from injuries sustained during military training at 28.

Chopped and Top Chef star Fatima Ali, dead after a cancer battle at 29.

Former professional surfer Chris Brown (not to be confused with the eponymous R&B singer), who won the junior division of the 1988 World Amateur Surfing Championships and the 1994 Professional Surfing Association of America Championship, dead from causes yet unknown at 48.

Three-time Oscar-winning composer and pianist Michel Legrand, dead at 86.

Professional boxer John Duane VanMeter, shot dead in his home Wednesday by a boy half his age at 24.

Grammy-winning R&B singer James Ingram, known for such hits as Just Once and One Hundred Ways, dead of brain cancer at 66.

Character actor Dick Miller, best known for his role as Murray Futterman in the Gremlins movies, dead at 90.

Actress and Cosby accuser Louisa Moritz, best known for her role as Rose in One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, dead last week from heart-related natural causes at 72.

Captain Rosemary Bryant Mariner, the first woman to fly a tactical jet, dead last Thursday of ovarian cancer at 65.

Tim Hortons co-founder Ron Joyce, dead at 88.

Former Call Of the Wildman star James Neal, also known as Banjo Man, dead of natural causes at 55.

Micheal Ferguson, Auditor General of Canada since November 2011, dead of cancer at 60.

Argentinian footballer Emiliano Sala, killed in a plane crash at 28.

Actor Kristoff St. John, best known for his long-running role as Neil Winters on The Young And The Restless, dead from hypertrophic heart disease at 52.

Actress Julie Adams, best known for her role as Kay Lawrence in The Creature From The Black Lagoon, dead Monday at 92.

Former Vancouver Canucks Captain Andre Boudrias, dead from undisclosed causes at 75.

Former Ottawa Centre MP Paul Dewar, who spoke on behalf of Syrian refugees in 2015 and spent his remaining days working to empower young people to change their communities for the better, dead of brain cancer at 56.

Whoops, shouldn't have skimmed the article. He helped the Canadiens do that as an assistant general manager to Serge Savard.

Major League Baseball Hall of Famer Frank Robinson, dead at 83.

Actor Steve Bean, born Steven Levy, best known for his role on Ray Donovan, dead from a rare form of nose cancer at 58.

Five-time Oscar-nominated British actor Albert Finney, dead after a short illness at 82 three months shy of his birthday.

Former Canadian finance minister and U.S. ambassador Michael Wilson, dead at 81.

Former CBC foreign correspondent Joe Schlesinger, dead after a lengthy illness at 90.

Ted Perry, adoptive father of country star Faith Hill, dead last week at 88.

Actor Carmen Argenziano, best known for his role as Jacob Carter/Selbak on Stargate SG-1, dead Sunday at 75.

Dr. Mustafa Oz, father of Dr. Mehmet Oz, dead at 93.

WWE Hall of Famer Pedro Morales, the WWF's first-ever Triple Crown Champion, dead at 76.

Rapper Willie Bo, born Willie McCoy, shot dead by police Saturday at 20.

Notorious convicted thief John Mark Tillman, who stole over 1,300 items from across Atlantic Canada from the unsuspecting, in addition to several other charges against him, dead at 57.

Bestselling British novelist Andrea Levy, best known for Small Island, dead of cancer at 62.

Swiss Actor Bruno Ganz, best known for his portrayal of Adolf Hitler in 2004's Downfall and its subsequent parody videos, dead at 77.