Biography
Stephanie Belding is a Canadian actress best known for her television roles, including Nurse Kate Sullivan on Murdoch Mysteries, Lonnie Masterson on Remedy and Penny Shore on Netflix's Tiny Pretty Things. A graduate of the prestigious National Theatre School of Canada, Belding also spent three seasons at The Shaw Festival. Her extensive career spans stage, television, and film, with memorable appearances in major studio releases and indie projects alike.
Movies & TV Shows
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Watchmen (2009) — Janet Black
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50/50 (2011) — Friendly Nurse
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Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark (2019) — Reception Nurse
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eXistenZ (1999) — Female Volunteer
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Star Trek: Discovery (2017) — Shira
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The Void (2016) — Beverly
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Shadowhunters (2016) — Dr. Iris Rouse
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Dark Matter (2015) — Quill
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Eureka (2006) — Dr. Tanya Zimmer
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Schitt's Creek (2015) — Police Officer
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Murderbot (2025) — Company Rep
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Lost Girl (2010) — Amy
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Ghosts (2021) — Melanie
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My Babysitter's a Vampire (2011) — Mrs. Turner
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Cross (2024) — Pamela Truscott
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Mayday (2003) — Captain Shults
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Three to Tango (1999) — Joanne
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Rookie Blue (2010) — Radiologist
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Reaper (2007) — Customer
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Sorority Wars (2009) — Tri-Crown Emcee
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Dr. Dolittle: Tail to the Chief (2008) — Doris Park-Weaver
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Kim's Convenience (2016) — Chatty Woman
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Incorporated (2016) — Rachel
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Private Eyes (2016) — Amy Pantalone
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You Stupid Man (2002) — Stacey
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Earth: Final Conflict (1997) — Ja'raal
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Carter (2018) — Lana Horvath
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Slap Shot 3: The Junior League (2008) — Ms. Davis - CFS Agent
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The Christmas Chalet (2019) — Charlotte
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A Slight Case of Murder (1999) — Laura Penny
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Christmas à la Carte (2021) — Martha
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The Town Christmas Forgot (2010) — Samantha Bee
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Growing the Big One (2010) — Betty
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Remedy (2014) — Lonnie Masterson
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Kitty Mammas (2020) — Pauline
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Deliberate Intent (2000) — Forewoman (as Stephanie Zoe Belding)
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Rodeo Christmas Romance (2025) — Dr. Winshaw
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Dash and Lilly (1999) — Hospital Receptionist
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Too Rich: The Secret Life of Doris Duke (1999) — British BTS
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This Is Wonderland (2004) — Joan Demchek