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Dhaman Persaud Kissoon (born 30 September 1956) is a Guyanese-born Canadian barrister and former cricketer. Kissoon was born at British Guiana in September 1956, from where he migrated to Canada in 1976. He studied economics at York University, before studying for his Bachelor of Laws in England at the University of Kent. From there he returned to Canada, where he completed his law studies at Queen's University Faculty of Law. Following the completion of his studies, Kissoon was asked to remain at Queen's as an adjunct professor. He was called to the bar in Ontario in 1991. A keen cricketer, he was a part of the Canadian squad for the , in which he played five List A one-day matches; he played two matches apiece against Jamaica and the Leeward Islands, and one against Trinidad and Tobago.