Karen Hogan
Karen Hogan is the Auditor General of Canada, known for her role in overseeing the financial management and accountability of the federal government. She has been instrumental in highlighting issues related to government spending practices, including concerns about the management of federal contracts and the adherence to best practices in procurement. Her reports often lead to significant discussions and actions regarding fiscal responsibility within government operations.
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Federal Auditor-General Karen Hogan added to the criticism regarding the CRA's performance.
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Auditor-General Karen Hogan says that despite an 84 per cent increase in spending since 2019, Indigenous Services Canada continues to struggle to expand access to clean drinking water and emergency services in First Nations communities.
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Canada:
Auditor-General Karen Hogan concluded in a pair of reports that the Canadian Armed Forces neither recruited enough new soldiers nor properly managed housing for existing ones.
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Canada:
Auditor-General Karen Hogan reported in June on the slow progress of the federal government's efforts to reduce office space.
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Canada:
Earlier this year, Auditor-General Karen Hogan said the cost of buying the planes is much higher than originally billed.
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Canada:
Auditor-General Karen Hogan holds a press conference at the National Press Theatre in Ottawa.
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Canada:
Auditor-General Karen Hogan is planning to audit a recently launched $526-million system at Canada Border Services Agency.
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Canada:
Karen Hogan is the Auditor-General conducting a new review of the CRA’s call centres.
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Canada:
Auditor-General Karen Hogan has released reports criticizing federal oversight of contracts with GCStrategies.
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Canada:
Auditor-General Karen Hogan said in a report that the cost of buying the F-35 jets is expected to run almost 50-per-cent more than the original estimate.
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