Jen Hodgson is a journalist focused on national issues in Canada. She writes for Western Standard and her work has also appeared in Mejor con Salud. Jen covers a wide range of topics including government budgets, healthcare, politics, and social issues.
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Jen Hodgson's coverage focuses on Canadian politics, government, and societal issues. She tends to cover announcements, governmental decisions, and official statements extensively.
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By: Jen Hodgson
Public Safety Minister (and now Finance Minister) Dominic LeBlanc has released the Trudeau Liberals' $1.3 billion border security plan to tackle drug, gun and human trafficking.
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The Trudeau Liberal cabinet says any national digital ID program will be strictly voluntary. Records show federal agencies have spent millions on a digital ID program since 2019.
Records tabled in the House of Commons Tuesday show the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) wasted $1.2 billion on unused COVID-19 vaccines.
Federal polling projects a historical drop in support for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberals, with one model suggesting the party could plummet to a mere 10 seats.
By: Jen Hodgson
The Five panel discussion on Fox News Tuesday night discussed whether or not President-elect Donald Trump “meant to be the straw that broke the camel’s back” in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government.
By: Jen Hodgson
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has reportedly cancelled his traditional year-end media interviews as his cabinet crumbles around him.
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