John Brassard

John Brassard chaired an ethics committee report recommending stricter conflict-of-interest rules for future prime ministers.

A Brandon Sun opinion piece from April 24, 2026 reports that Brassard, as committee chair, supported a recommendation to require prime ministers to divest investments within 60 days of taking office. The article describes the report as partisan but quotes Brassard defending the need for higher standards for top officeholders.

Conservative incumbent John Brassard re-elected in Barrie--Innisfil.

Global News projects Conservative MP John Brassard winning re-election in his riding. Brassard reflects on the past decade and growth in Barrie--Innisfil during tornado cleanup.

Conservative MPs Brassard and Shipley to vote against Liberal budget.

Members of Parliament Brassard and Shipley announce they will vote against the Liberal budget, citing rising costs for families and harm to small businesses.

MP John Brassard speaks on government transparency and accountability.

Conservative MP John Brassard addresses reporters regarding government transparency and accountability issues, continuing his criticism of Liberal governance.

John Brassard re-elected as Conservative MP for Barrie-Innisfil with 58% of the vote.

Conservative incumbent John Brassard won re-election in the 2025 federal election in Barrie-Innisfil riding with 58% of the vote. Brassard continues to represent the Ontario constituency.

John Brassard criticizes Liberals' Motion 9 for giving them 58% committee representation.

Conservative MP John Brassard delivered a passionate speech condemning Motion 9, arguing that it gives the Liberal government 58% representation on parliamentary committees, effectively silencing opposition voices. Brassard framed this as a move to handcuff the opposition.

MP John Brassard participates in ETHI committee meeting.

John Brassard, Conservative MP for Barrie South—Innisfil, participated in the most recent meeting of the ETHI (Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics) on February 26, 2026, focusing on the state of access to information in Canada.

Cost of living crisis will define new session of Parliament, says MP Brassard.

Barrie-Innisfil MP John Brassard stated that the cost of living crisis will be a defining issue in the new parliamentary session, citing concerns about high taxes under the current Liberal government.

MP John Brassard discusses Conservative Leadership Review and parliamentary priorities.

MP John Brassard appeared on Rogers TV Community News to discuss the Conservative Leadership Review and his priorities for the new session of Parliament, focusing on local issues affecting Barrie-Innisfil.