PM moves Hogan in as his acting foreign, defence adviser

The Prime Minister's foreign and defence adviser must be available 24/7, have a gold-plated Rolodex, and exceptional foreign affairs experience.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper has brought in Christine Hogan as his acting foreign and defence policy adviser to replace Claude Carrière, who moved out of the position last month to become associate deputy minister at Agriculture Canada.

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