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Jordan is a reporter for the Ottawa bureau of the Canadian Press. National affairs reporter covering Parliament Hill and social affairs with a focus on data-driven storytelling and access to information.

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“Teen Creator Jordan McGlone Expands Digital Brand Through Entertainment Events and Social Media”

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By Jordan Press
| IssueWire
“From content creation to red carpet experiences, Jordan McGlone is expanding his influence in entertainment and digital media.” Starkville, Mississippi May 25, 2026 (Issuewire.com)  - From content creation to red carpet experiences, Jordan McGlone is expanding his influence in entertainment and digital media. Jordan McGlone is continuing to grow his presence as a young content creator through social media, entertainment-focused content, and digital branding projects.
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B.C. offers buffer against inflation with rent cap, increased benefits

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By Jordan Press
| Building Magazine Verified
LANGFORD, B.C. — The British Columbia government says it will tackle rising costs of food, fuel and other necessary goods with a series of targeted relief measures that include increased tax credits and family benefits worth $600 million, along with a cap on rent hikes at two per cent. Premier John Horgan announced the support measures Wednesday at a news conference held on a soccer pitch in his home riding where school students were playing in the background.
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Kiev a "le droit" de frapper des cibles militaires russes

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By Émilie Bergeron Verified, Mike Blanchfield, Daniel Aronssohn Verified, Emmanuel Peuchot, Michel Saba Verified, Sylvie Lanteaume, Daphne Rousseau Verified, Joshua Melvin Verified, Lee Berthiaume, Joris Fioriti Verified, Jordan Press, Marc Allard Verified
| Le Nouvelliste (Quebec) Verified
L’Ukraine a «le droit» de frapper des cibles militaires russes, a affirmé jeudi un conseiller de la présidence ukrainienne, laissant entendre que Kiev pourrait procéder à des frappes sur le territoire russe. «La Russie attaque l’Ukraine et tue les civils. L’Ukraine se défendra par tous les moyens, y compris avec des frappes sur des entrepôts et des bases des assassins russes. Le monde reconnaît ce droit», a écrit sur son compte Twitter Mykhaïlo Podoliak.
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