Conservative MP announces he will resign next month
Brock’s departure would make him the seventh MP to leave Pierre Poilievre’s caucus since the 2025 federal election, amid dismal polling and fundraising declines.
- On Thursday, Conservative MP Larry Brock announced his intention to resign from his Brantford–Brant South–Six Nations seat at the end of the summer, according to The Globe and Mail citing three unnamed sources. Brock will be the seventh caucus departure since the 2025 election.
- Internal instability plagues the Conservative caucus, which has seen six other members exit since the 2025 election. These departures include four floor-crossings, Saskatchewan MP Cathay Wagantall's resignation, and Quebec MP Richard Martel's appointment to the Senate.
- Winning 52 percent of the vote in 2021, Brock captured the riding, though a June shuffle removed him as justice critic. The district remains listed as "leaning" Conservative on the poll aggregator 338Canada.ca.
- Despite reports of his impending departure, Brock affirmed "full support" for Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, calling him the "leader Canada needs." This stance contrasts with growing scrutiny over party direction and public spats within the conservative movement.
- Any upcoming by-election in the district will serve as a critical barometer for Conservative popularity in the region. Poilievre visited the riding earlier this week amid broader concerns over party direction, declining fundraising, and a restive caucus.
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Eighth federal byelection required by mid-April with Conservative MP's upcoming exit
OTTAWA - Voters are set for an eighth federal byelection between Aug. 31 and mid-April due to the upcoming departure of Ontario Conservative Larry Brock.
Federal Conservative MP Larry Brock announced his resignation, while he was going to resume his former position as a prosecutor in southwestern Ontario.
Brantford–Brant South–Six Nations is the seventh member to leave the party since the last election.
Conservative MP Larry Brock Announces He Will Resign in September
OTTAWA—Ontario Conservative MP Larry Brock is resigning as member of Parliament and is to return to his previous role as a prosecutor in southwestern Ontario. Brock, the MP for Brantford-Brant South-Six Nations, said in a social media post Thursday he would officially resign his seat Sept. 18 to return to the “front lines of justice” at the Crown attorney’s office in Brantford, Ont. First elected in 2021, Brock served as justice critic but was s…
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