Chief Herald of Canada

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The coat of arms of office of the Chief Herald of Canada
The coat of arms of office of the Chief Herald of Canada

Chief Herald of Canada is the title held by the head of the Canadian Heraldic Authority. The Chief Herald of Canada directs the operations of the Canadian Heraldic Authority and makes the grants of arms. There are exceptions to this, such as certain grants made directly by the Governor General. Since the inception of the Authority, the post of Chief Herald has been held by Robert Watt.

The Canadian Heraldic Authority
Canadian Heraldic Authority | Governor General
Herald Chancellor | Chief Herald | Deputy Chief Herald
Heralds in Ordinary: Assiniboine Herald | Athabaska Herald | Coppermine Herald
Fraser Herald | Miramichi Herald | Saguenay Herald | Saint-Laurent Herald
Extraordinary and Emeritus Officers: Albion | Capilano | Cowichan | Dauphin | Niagara | Rouge | Outaouais
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