Graham Wardle

Graham Wardle was born on September 6, 1986, in Mission, British Columbia, and was raised in New Westminster, near Vancouver, alongside his five siblings. He began his acting career at age twelve, securing his first television role in “The Sentinel.” His early career included appearances in television shows such as “The Outer Limits” (2001), “Life as We Know It” (2004), and “Supernatural” (2005). Concurrently, he pursued formal training, honing his acting skills at Capilano University in Vancouver, where he completed the Motion Picture and Production Program in 2007.

In 2007, a significant turning point in Wardle’s career occurred when he was cast in the lead role of Ty Borden in the CBC series “Heartland.” This role became central to his career, spanning over a decade and including a related film, “A Heartland Christmas” (2010). Between filming seasons of “Heartland,” Wardle also took on roles in other films, including “That One Night” (2008), “Yesterday” (2009), “Mon Ami” (2012), and the Syfy TV movie “Grave Halloween” (2013).

Beyond acting, Wardle expanded his involvement in the film industry as a producer. In 2012, he produced the short film “The Vessel.” The following year, in 2013, he co-founded Lone Maverick, a Movie Production and Entertainment Company. In 2020, Wardle departed “Heartland” to pursue new directions, including hosting his podcast, “Time Has Come,” which focuses on personal journeys and stepping into the unknown.