Brendon Browne

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Brendon Browne is the Canadian High Commissioner-designate of the Commonwealth of Dominica.

His commission is set to begin on 14 September, when Browne will present his credentials to the Governor General of Canada at the Citadelle of Québec.[1] He will present his credentials alongside Maria Navarro, Edda Mukabagwiza, and Nikolaus Matsis. As the representative of a foreign head of State (President Nicholas Liverpool), he is entitled to be styled His Excellency by Canadians during his tenure as a high commissioner.[2]

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