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 shuffled out of that position by Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre in June. His departure also leaves another vacancy for the Conservatives and triggers a byelection in the southwestern Ontario riding....
Ontario Conservative MP Larry Brock announced his resignation, effective September 18th, to return to his former position as a prosecutor in southwestern Ontario. Brock, who represented Brantford-Brant South-Six Nations, had previously served as justice critic before being removed from the role in June. His departure creates another vacancy for the Conservatives and necessitates a byelection in his riding.
- Larry Brock, Conservative MP for Brantford-Brant South-Six Nations, is resigning.
- He will return to his previous role as a prosecutor in Brantford, Ontario.
- His resignation is effective September 18th.
- Brock was first elected in 2021 and previously served as justice critic.
- His departure triggers a byelection in his riding.
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