Jenica Atwin is a Canadian lawmaker who was chosen to address the riding of Fredericton in the House of Commons of Canada. Jenica Atwin was an individual from parliament of the Green faction of Canada.
In addition, she was additionally the primary individual from this gathering to be chosen outside of British Columbia and furthermore the principal lady to be chosen in the riding of Fredericton.
Discussing Jenica’s age, she is 34 years of age. This legislator was born on January 10, 1987, in Oromocto, New Brunswick, Canada. Additionally, she finished a Master’s in Education at the University of New Brunswick.
| Born |
Jenica Powell
January 10, 1987 |
|---|---|
| Political party | Liberal |
| Other political affiliations |
Green (2019-2021) |
| Spouse(s) | Chris Atwin |
| Children | 2 |
| Residence | Rusagonis, New Brunswick |
Jenica additionally co-coordinated a side project of We Day zeroed in on acquainting First Nations youth with each other and assisting the individuals who with having moved off of stores in 2016. Government official Jenica has had the option to get her profile on Wikipedia.
From her profile, we can realize that her dad’s name is Bob Powell and he is the city hall leader of Oromocto, and she additionally has a stepfather named Ron Tremblay. Atwin is hitched to her significant other named Chris Atwin and has brought forth two kids. Nonetheless, the names of the youngsters are not unveiled at this point.
Additionally, the spouse of this Green Party part is the First Nation band councilor of Oromocto. Atwin is an individual from parliament from The Green Party. Be that as it may, in June 2021, this legislator crossed the floor from the green Party to the Liberal Party.
Additionally, she is likewise known to be the principal “outsider” possibility to win the constituent locale of Frederiction or its archetype areas. Additionally, Jenica’s political decision alongside her kindred Green MP Paul Manly and pioneer Elizabeth May made the biggest Green assembly ever at three.
Atwin likewise got down on the articulation of Green Party pioneer Annamie Paul on the contention calling for de-acceleration and more exchange as “absolutely sufficient”. This individual from parliament has been chosen as Rising Star during the twelfth yearly Parliamentarians of the Year grant.