Dominion and Chief Statisticians of Canada (1918 To Present)
| Name | Period | Title |
|---|---|---|
| Robert H. Coats | 1918 - 1942 | Dominion Statistician |
| Sedley A. Cudmore | 1942 - 1945 | Dominion Statistician |
| Herbert Marshall | 1945 - 1956 | Dominion Statistician |
| Walter E. Duffett | 1957 - 1972 | Dominion Statistician/Chief Statistician |
| Sylvia Ostry | 1972 - 1975 | Chief Statistician |
| Peter G. Kirkham | 1975 - 1980 | Chief Statistician |
| James L. Fry | 1980 | Interim Chief Statistician |
| Martin B. Wilk | 1980 - 1985 | Chief Statistician |
| Ivan P. Fellegi | 1985 - 2008 | Chief Statistician |
| Munir Sheikh | 2008 - 2010 | Chief Statistician |
| Wayne Smith | 2010 | Interim Chief Statistician |
| Wayne Smith | 2011–present | Chief Statistician |
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