Ben Lobb

Ben Lobb voted in favor of Senate Bill S-233 on assaults against health workers and first responders

The House of Commons vote record shows Ben Lobb voted in support of second reading of Senate public bill S-233, which would amend the Criminal Code regarding assaults against health-care workers and first responders. The vote passed in the House according to the parliamentary record.

Lobb voted against Ways and Means Motion No. 11

The House of Commons voting record shows Ben Lobb voted against Ways and Means Motion No. 11 on May 6, 2026. The motion was nevertheless agreed to by the House.

Conservative Ben Lobb re-elected for sixth term as Huron-Bruce MP

Ben Lobb secured his sixth consecutive term as the Member of Parliament for Huron-Bruce in the 2025 federal election, winning with 56.4% of the vote in preliminary results [3].

Ben Lobb secures historic sixth victory in Huron-Bruce

Lobb received 36,854 votes (53.3%) in the 2025 election, defeating Liberal James Rice who achieved the strongest Liberal result in the riding in nearly 20 years [5].

Lobb secures sixth term in Huron-Bruce

Voters re-elected Conservative MP Ben Lobb for a sixth term, with him fending off five challengers including Liberal James Rice and New Democrat Melanie Burrett [7].

Lobb re-elected in Huron-Bruce

Incumbent Conservative candidate Ben Lobb was declared the winner in the 2025 federal election for Huron-Bruce, receiving 55.3% of the vote [10].

Public Health advises community of measles exposure location in Grey-Bruce

A local news report noted that Ben Lobb was re-elected as MP for Huron-Bruce in the April 28th election while also covering a public health advisory on measles exposure [6].

Lobb reappointed as Conservative Shadow Minister for Digital Government and AI

Ben Lobb was reappointed to the Conservative Shadow Cabinet, continuing as Shadow Minister for Digital Government and adding Artificial Intelligence to his responsibilities [9].

Latest in Ben Lobb regarding Bill C-234 and carbon tax amendments

MP Ben Lobb, who introduced Bill C-234, expressed disappointment that an amendment passed, stating it was a setback for Canadian farmers regarding the carbon tax legislation [8].

Ben Lobb named best constituency MP in iPolitics' Parliamentarian of the Year awards

Ben Lobb was voted the best constituency MP in iPolitics' Parliamentarian of the Year awards, recognizing his service as Conservative MP for Huron-Bruce.

Conservative MP Ben Lobb discusses carbon tax relief bill on Parliament Hill

Conservative MP Ben Lobb discussed his private member's bill C-234, which calls for propane and natural gas used by farmers to be exempt from federal carbon pricing. The bill was passed by the House of Commons in March and is currently at third reading in the Senate[1].

RealAgriculture tags Ben Lobb in coverage of carbon tax relief bill prospects

RealAgriculture reports that prospects for Ben Lobb's private member's bill C-234 are fading ahead of the election, with Senate amendments cutting $910 million in carbon tax relief to farmers[3].

Ben Lobb discussed the future of his carbon-price relief bill after a Senate amendment.

Conservative MP Ben Lobb took questions on Parliament Hill after the Senate narrowly amended his private member's bill C-234, which seeks exemptions from federal carbon pricing for certain farm fuels. The amendment removed most of the exemptions except for grain drying, sending the bill back to the House of Commons.

Conservatives appointed Ben Lobb as special advisor on crypto and blockchain.

The Logic reported that Ben Lobb, the MP for Huron-Bruce, was named special advisor on crypto and blockchain. He took on the role alongside his existing shadow minister responsibilities related to digital government.

Ben Lobb's official parliamentary profile shows recent activity in the current session.

The House of Commons member profile lists Ben Lobb's recent work and chamber interventions in the current session of Parliament. It serves as an official public mention of his ongoing parliamentary activity.