List of ambassadors of Ukraine to Canada
Canada became the first Western power to recognize the independence of Ukraine on 2 December 1991.Diplomatic relations were fully established on January 27, 1992, when the Minister of Foreign Affairs Anatoliy Zlenko and the Secretary of State for External Affairs Barbara McDougal exchanged notes.On September 10, 1992, a Canadian of Ukrainian descent, Erast Hutsulyak, obtained a house at 331 Metcalfe Street in Ottawa for $615,000; he donated it to the Government of Ukraine as accommodation for the Embassy of Ukraine in Canada.In 1994, another house was purchased for the embassy, at 310 Somerset Street West, for $1.8 million.The building at Metcalfe Street was left for the Consulate of Ukraine in Ottawa.
Yulia KovalivThe PresidentLevko LukyanenkoUkrainianambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiaryUkraineCanadaOttawaindependence of UkraineMinister of Foreign AffairsAnatoliy ZlenkoSecretary of State for External AffairsBarbara McDougalMetcalfe StreetGovernment of UkraineEmbassy of Ukraine in CanadaSomerset Street WestUkrainian Canadian CongressAleksei RodionovVictor BatiukVolodymyr KhandohiyYuriy ShcherbakIhor OstashVadym PrystaikoAndriy ShevchenkoCanada–Ukraine relationsAmbassadors of UkraineAustriaBelarusFinlandGermanyHoly SeeHungaryMexicoMoldovaPolandRomaniaSlovakiaSwedenUnited KingdomUnited StatesRussia