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List of ambassadors and high commissioners of Canada

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This is a list of Canadian ambassadors and high commissioners to other countries and international organizations, including permanent representatives of ambassadorial rank from Canada.

In cases where a diplomat is accredited to more than one nation, the first country listed is the location of the Ambassador's or High Commissioner's residence, followed by other countries of accreditation, in alphabetical order.

Canada sends high commissioners to Commonwealth countries, and ambassadors to non-Commonwealth countries.[1]

International organizations

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Host organisation[2] Office location Current Previous
International Civil Aviation Organization Montreal Karine Asselin
Ismaili Imamat David Lametti
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Brussels Heidi Hulan See list
Organization of American States Washington Stuart Savage See list
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Paris Jean-François Tremblay
Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons The Hague Hugh Adsett
Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe Vienna Véronique Pepin-Hallé See list
United Nations
Headquarters[3] New York City
See list
Office at Geneva Geneva Peter MacDougall
Conference on Disarmament
International Atomic Energy Agency Vienna Alison Grant
Office on Drugs and Crime
Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization
Environment Programme Nairobi Joshua Tabah
Human Settlements Programme
World Food Programme Rome Elissa Golberg
Food and Agriculture Organization
International Fund for Agricultural Development
UNESCO Paris Vacant
World Trade Organization Geneva Michelle Cooper
World Intellectual Property Organization
Conference on Trade and Development

Political unions

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Host[2] Office location Current Previous
African Union Addis Ababa Annika Allman
Association of Southeast Asian Nations Jakarta Ambra Dickie
Caribbean Community Georgetown Sébastien Sigouin
European Union Brussels See list

Countries

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Host[2] Office location Current Previous
Afghanistan (suspended)[4] Kabul Vacant See list
Algeria Algiers Robin Wettlaufer See list
Argentina
providing service to:
Buenos Aires Stewart Wheeler See list
Armenia[5] Yerevan Julie Crowley See list
Australia
co-accredited to:
Canberra Julie Sunday See list
Austria Vienna Alison Grant See list
Bangladesh Dhaka Ajit Singh See list
Barbados
co-accredited to:
Bridgetown Brenda Wills See list
Belgium
co-accredited to:
Brussels Nicholas Brousseau See list
Benin Cotonou Evelyne Dabiré
Brazil Brasilia Eric Walsh See list
Brunei Bandar Seri Begawan Tamer Mansy See list
Burkina Faso Ouagadougou Tina Guthrie See list
Cambodia Phnom Penh Christian DesRoches
Cameroon
Co-accredited to:
Yaounde Marie-Claude Harvey See list
Chile Santiago Karolina Guay See list
China Beijing Jennifer May See list
Colombia Bogota Elizabeth Williams See list
Côte d'Ivoire
Co-accredited to:
Abidjan Sandra Choufani
Cuba Havana Mylène Paradis See list
Costa Rica
Co-accredited to:
San Jose Ioanna Sahas Martin See list
Croatia
Co-accredited to:
Zagreb Jessica Blitt See list
Czech Republic Prague Emily McLaughlin See list
Democratic Republic of Congo
Co-accredited to:
Kinshasa Joanne Minns
Denmark Copenhagen Carolyn Bennett See list
Dominican Republic Santo Domingo Brendan Sutton See list
Ecuador Quito Mazen Mahfouz See list
Egypt Cairo Ulric Shannon See list
El Salvador San Salvador Mylène Paradis See list
Estonia[5] Tallinn Laird Hindle
Ethiopia
Co-accredited to:
Addis Ababa Nicolas Simard See list
Fiji Suva Jennifer Lalonde
Finland Helsinki Patrick Hébert See list
France
Co-accredited to:
Paris Nathalie Drouin See list
Germany Berlin Vera Alexander See list
Ghana
Co-accredited to:
Accra Myriam Montrat See list
Greece
Co-accredited to:
Athens Sonya Thissen See list
Guatemala
Co-accredited to:
Guatemala City Olivier Jacques See list
Guyana
Co-accredited to:
Georgetown Sébastien Sigouin See list
Haiti Port-au-Prince Alexandre Côté
Holy See Vatican City Joyce Napier See list
Hungary
Co-accredited to:
Budapest Judith Gelbman See list
Iceland Reykjavik Jenny Hill See list
India
Co-accredited to:
New Delhi Christopher Cooter See list
Indonesia
Co-accredited to:
Jakarta Jess Dutton See list
Iraq Baghdad Christopher Boehm
Ireland Dublin Dennis King See list
Israel Tel Aviv Leslie Scanlon See list
Italy
Co-accredited to:
Rome Elissa Golberg See list
Jamaica
Co-accredited to:
Kingston Mark Berman See list
Japan Tokyo Ian G. McKay See list
Jordan Amman Louis-Martin Aumais See list
Kazakhstan
Co-accredited to:
Astana Christopher Duggan See list
Kenya
Co-accredited to:
Nairobi Joshua Tabah See list
Kuwait Kuwait City Tara Scheurwater
Laos Vientiane Kent Vachon
Latvia Riga Timothy Edwards See list
Lebanon
Co-accredited to:
Beirut Gregory Galligan See list
Libya Non-resident; located in Tunisia Allison Stewart See list
Lithuania[5] Vilnius Jeanette Sautner
Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Jodi Robinson See list
Mali
Co-accredited to:
Bamako See list
Mexico Mexico City Cameron MacKay See list
Mongolia Ulaanbaatar Stephen Doust See list
Morocco
Co-accredited to:
Rabat Isabelle Valois See list
Mozambique
Co-accredited to:
Maputo Anderson Blanc See list
Myanmar Yangon Allison Stewart See list
Netherlands The Hague Hugh Adsett See list
New Zealand
Co-accredited to:
Wellington Keith SmithSee list
Nigeria
Co-accredited to:
Abuja Pasquale Salvaggio See list
Norway Oslo Amy Baker See list
Pakistan Islamabad Tarik Khan See list
Palestinian Authority Ramallah Graham Dattels
Panama Panama City Patricia Atkinson See list
Peru
Co-accredited to:
Lima Jean-Dominique Ieraci See list
Philippines Manila David Hartman See list
Portugal Lisbon Elise Racicot See list
Poland
Co-accredited to:
Warsaw Emmanuelle Lamoureux See list
Romania
Co-accredited to:
Bucharest Kevin Rex See list
Qatar Doha Karim Morcos See list
Russia Moscow Sarah Taylor See list
Rwanda Kigali
Saudi Arabia
Co-accredited to:
Riyadh Jean-Philippe Linteau See list
Senegal
Co-accredited to:
Dakar Sharon Armstrong See list
Serbia
Co-accredited to:
Belgrade Michelle Cameron See list
Singapore Singapore Paul Thoppil See list
Slovakia[5] Bratislava Karen Mollica
South Africa
Co-accredited to:
Pretoria James Christoff See list
South Korea
Co-accredited to:
Seoul Philippe Lafortune See list
South Sudan Juba
Spain
Co-accredited to:
Madrid Jeffrey Marder See list
Sri Lanka
Co-accredited to:
Colombo Isabelle Martin See list
Sudan (suspended) Khartoum
Sweden Stockholm Robert Sinclair See list
 Switzerland
Co-accredited to:
Bern Jean-Paul Lemieux See list
Syria (suspended) Damascus See list
Tanzania
Co-accredited to:
Dar es Salaam Emily Burns See list
Thailand Bangkok Ping Kitnikone See list
Trinidad and Tobago Port of Spain Michael Callan See list
Tunisia Tunis Alexandre Bilodeau See list
Turkey
Co-accredited to:
Ankara Marcel Lebleu See list
Ukraine Kyiv Tamara Mawhinney See list
United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi Radha Krishna Panday See list
United Kingdom London Bill Blair See list
United States Washington D.C. Mark Wiseman See list
Uruguay Montevideo Lindsey Partridge See list
Venezuela (suspended) Caracas Vacant See list
Vietnam Hanoi James Nickel See list
Zambia Lusaka Corry van Gaal
Zimbabwe
Co-accredited to:
Harare Adler Aristilde See list
† - High Commissioner

See also

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References

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  1. "Canadian government offices abroad". Global Affairs Canada.
  2. 1 2 3 "Information by countries and territories". Global Affairs Canada. December 10, 2020. Retrieved January 23, 2021.
  3. "Canada and the United Nations". Global Affairs Canada. 2015-10-19. Retrieved 2021-01-23.
  4. Canada suspended operations in Afghanistan on August 15, 2021, after the Taliban came to power: "Canada-Afghanistan relations". Global Affairs Canada.
  5. 1 2 3 4 "Canada opening 4 new embassies, boosting Latvia battlegroup to counter Russia - National | Globalnews.ca". Global News. Retrieved 2022-06-29.