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Hon. Jenna Sudds

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Hon. Jenna Sudds is the Member of Parliament for Kanata—Carleton and serves as the Minister of Families, Children and Social Development. She is a member of the Liberal Party and has a background in public policy and community service. Jenna advocates for children’s well-being, social equity, and family support. She has sponsored bills related to improving social services and advancing gender equality. Jenna is committed to creating a better future for Canadian families and children.

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Education

Bachelor’s in Engineering, University of Toronto

Work Experience

Member of the House of Commons; Former Engineer and Consultant; Advocate for innovation, technology, and transportation.

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Best Known Policy Platform

Portfolio-specific priorities (e.g., families, children, social development)

Elected In

September 20, 2021

Email

Jenna.Sudds@parl.gc.ca
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