London, Ontario, Canada has a population of approximately 340,000 people. Major attractions include several arts and cultural offerings, including Ribfest, Sunfest, the second biggest festival in Canada, the World Music and Cultural Festival. London is home to a symphony orchestra, a youth orchestra, and the Guy Lombardo Museum. There are several other museums and other attractions, including an amusement park and zoo; a Fringe Festival, a Balloon Festival, a western fair, harness racing and casino gambling, sports complexes, several stadiums, an indoor bicycle track, a children's theater, and an art gallery. In addition, several sports teams have originated in London, including the London Knights of the Ontario Hockey League, who were 2004 and 2005 Memorial Cup champions. Famous people from London include: Karen Baldwin, 1982 Miss Universe; Fred Banting, co-discoverer of insulin; Thomas Carling, the founder of Carling Brewing Company, and actress Lolita Davidovich.