Graham Wardle

Graham Wardle is a Canadian actor, filmmaker and photographer. Born in Mission, British Columbia, and raised near Vancouver, he studied in the motion picture production program at Capilano University, graduating in 2007. His early work included commercials and various television shows. In 2007, he had a part in In the Land of Women, alongside Meg Ryan and Adam Brody. That same year he was cast as Ty Borden in the CBC series Heartland, a role that earned him two LEO Award nominations, for the episodes Summer's End and The Starting Gate. He remained with Heartland until 2020, leaving as the show started its 14th season. His other screen credits include the zombie film Yesterday, Mon Ami, Supernatural and the SyFy movie Grave Halloween. He produced the short film The Vessel in 2012, co-founded the production company Lone Maverick and hosts the podcast Time Has Come.