| Post: | Ambassador for Women, Peace and Security |
| Insigniasize: | 120px |
| Proportion: | 1:2 |
| Incumbent: | Jacqueline O'Neill |
| Incumbentsince: | June 2019 |
| Appointer: | Prime Minister of Canada |
| Termlength: | 3 years |
| Formation: | 2019 |
| First: | Jacqueline O'Neill |
Canada's Ambassador for Women, Peace and Security is a diplomatic role, established by the Federal Government of Canada in 2019.
The ambassador works to further the objectives of Canada's feminist foreign policy.[1] The mandate of the role is to "provide confidential assessments and advice to ministers engaged in the implementation of Canada's National Action Plan on WPS [women, peace, and security], and about how Canada can continue to demonstrate global leadership."[2]
The first ambassador, Jacqueline O'Neill, was appointed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in June 2019.[3] [4]