I should ad:
- Frankie Vibe
- dj neon
-dj proteus

Jordan Waeles
DJ Fixx
DJ Icey
Above and Beyond
Chris and Matt Kidd
Tiesto
Armin Van Buuren
Stanton Warriors

You're right about it being a bit of an add scene. It's still a little mixed up I think, since the old rave days.
As a trance DJ, I don't even know where you could get a gig (but Deadmau5 seems to think it's alive)... cause all the underground events are techno or funky house or hip-hop. On a grassroots levels it seems no one cares for trance or that kinda stuff. However, who plays at Guvernment? Tiesto, Oakenfold, Armin... haha. And that place is packed. I think it Toronto the suburbs also play into it, cause the city is sprawling like nobody's business, but the club district is confined to a tiny space downtown, and unless someone big is coming into town it's like people won't make the effort.

Yeip...it seem to be quite true...it seems like trance is going AGAIN into UG!
(but it ain't dying )

trance was my first love. it has gotten more and more popular in radio and such (trust me) but think about this. Brighton is the UKs club capitol (more clubs per square mile then any other city in the UK). your looking at like 60-70 clubs in a city that you can drive across in 15 minutes. almost none of them are playing trance. yes, some of the bigger clubs are playing trance, but house is becoming a staple, if not the staple, of real clubs.

I am surprised to hear that.. as I mentioned it has been a while, but I remember there were 3 stations that used to play a lot of trance. In fact Dr Trance hosted a show on one of them for years, I think maybe it was CFNY? On the way to the events.. I can remember driving on the QEW and tuning in to hear interviews with the DJ's that would be headlining the biggest party of the weekend and thinking how cool it was that EDM was on the radio in Canada when we were stuck with numerous crappy classic rock stations back in the states.

You're probably thinking of either Energy 108 (also known as Dance 108 in the early years) or 103.5FM...Dr. Trance did his "Dr. Trance Radio Hour" show on one, or both (and he was on CFNY too in some capacity at some point), but he migrated to online radio about ten years ago. 

Energy 108 changed formats and I haven't listened to 103.5 in a dog's age, but it's true, on Saturday nights you could hear him interview the major DJs that were in town to play at that night's Destiny rave or what have you. 

Hearing dance music played at all hours on the radio was amazing.  Dance 108 was the first place I heard "The Age of Love" on the air.

Now the less said about, say, Electric Circus, the better, but more often than not they also had major headlining DJs playing (or pretending to play).

As an aside, I still listen to old John E and Nivoc tapes I bought at X-Static back in the day...great stuff...

Nice!  I still cast longing glances at the nondescript-looking door on John Street and the bare signpost overhead whenever I'm downtown.