Susan Glover, who is also known by the professional alias Suzanne Glover, is a Canadian voice actress and on-screen performer based in Montreal, Quebec. Her career in animation and anime dubbing spans several decades, originating in the vibrant English-language voiceover talent pool of Montreal. Prior to her work in film and voice acting, Glover began her career in improvisational theatre, performing with companies including Albert Nurenberg's Theatre Shmeatre, Acme Harpoon Co., and La Ligue National d'Improvisation. She has also appeared on stage at venues such as Montreal's Centaur Theatre, Ottawa's Great Canadian Theatre Company and National Arts Center, and Calgary's Alberta Theatre Projects.

In the field of anime, Glover is recognized for several key roles in productions dubbed in Montreal. She provided the voice for the character Lucille in the comedic series Samurai Pizza Cats, a role for which she is frequently cited. She also voiced Ollie in the series Gon. Her additional anime credits include performing as General Jinjur in the 1986 adaptation of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, as Kichi in The Jungle Book, and as Safina in The Bush Baby. Her other voice work in animation includes the role of Catherine in Cinderella and the character Countess Leonhard in Pinocchio: The Series.

Glover's career extends into non-anime animation and video games. She is well known for voicing characters such as Mrs. Powers, Mrs. Wood, and Miss Tingley on the long-running series Arthur. Her other roles include Mrs. Larkin on What's With Andy?, Tubby's mother on The Little Lulu Show, and Miss Dalee on My Goldfish is Evil. In the video game field, she has performed voice work for titles such as Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, and Evolution Worlds.

Glover has demonstrated a pattern of recurring collaborations with other Montreal-based voice actors and directors, working on numerous Cinar and later Cookie Jar Entertainment productions. Her notable achievements include a rich body of work in improvisational theatre in Canada and a prolific output in animated series throughout the 1990s and 2000s. She continues to be active as a performer and acting coach.