John Hogan
John Hogan is the newly appointed leader of the provincial Liberals and the premier of Newfoundland and Labrador, having previously served as the health minister. He secured his leadership by winning 77.4 percent of the points in a party vote at the convention in St. John's, succeeding Andrew Furey. Hogan's agenda focuses on addressing health care issues, affordability, and negotiating a significant energy deal with Quebec that is projected to generate $225 billion over the next 50 years, while also managing a substantial provincial debt.
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Canada:
The Liberals, led by John Hogan, were elected in 15 ridings.
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Canada:
John Hogan was the leader of the Liberals who were ousted after 10 years in power.
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Canada:
He wrote to his local MP, Joanne Thompson, Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon and Premier John Hogan.
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Canada:
Liberal Leader John Hogan, who became premier after Andrew Furey stepped down in May, is campaigning on a pledge to follow through on a December memorandum of understanding between Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro and Hydro-Québec.
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Ireland:
John Hogan is the secretary general of the Department of Finance.
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Ireland:
John Hogan, the secretary general, communicated the significant IT issues to the Government’s Chief Information Officer.
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Canada:
Premier John Hogan told reporters that the fire is still burning out of control and damage assessments are ongoing.
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Canada:
Premier John Hogan is assessing the damage caused by the Kingston wildfire and communicating with evacuees.
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Canada:
Premier John Hogan announced a ban on all-terrain vehicles on forested roads due to persistent wildfires.
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Canada:
Premier John Hogan told reporters at a briefing that four other significant wildfires in the province are continuing to destroy homes and properties.
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