Jon Dore

Jon Dore is a celebrated Canadian comedian and actor whose career has spanned various platforms, showcasing his unique blend of humor and creativity. He began his professional journey co-hosting Rogers Television’s Daytime, where he honed his improvisational skills and earned the Impression Award for Best On-Air Personality in 2001. This early recognition set the stage for his future endeavors in the entertainment industry.

Transitioning to a national audience, Dore became a correspondent for CTV’s Canadian Idol, where his engaging personality and comedic timing captivated viewers. He further solidified his presence in the comedy scene with his own special on Comedy Now! and the creation of The Jon Dore Television Show, which aired on The Comedy Network. His innovative approach to comedy earned him multiple Canadian Comedy Awards, including Best Series Writing and Best Performance.

In addition to his television success, Dore has made notable appearances on platforms like HBO Canada with Funny as Hell, where he showcased alternative comedy acts. His versatility is evident in his roles on popular sitcoms such as How I Met Your Mother and How to Live with Your Parents (For the Rest of Your Life), demonstrating his ability to adapt to various comedic styles.

Most recently, Dore created the sitcom Humour Resources for CBC, where he plays a fictional version of himself, blending scripted comedy with unscripted interviews. His continued contributions to the comedy landscape, including a Juno Award for Comedy Album of the Year in 2023, highlight his enduring impact and commitment to the craft of comedy.