Eric Lefebvre

Lefebvre posted a Facebook video criticizing MPs over fuel-tax policy

A Facebook post from Eric Lefebvre emphasizes that Liberals and the Bloc Québécois voted against his motion to eliminate federal taxes on gasoline for the rest of 2026. The post frames the issue as a failure to provide a concrete answer and ties it to his broader call to suspend fuel taxes and his criticism of the Cùram spending scandal.

Lefebvre's parliamentary profile lists recent votes and statements in the House

The House of Commons member profile for Éric Lefebvre lists recent Statements by Members and vote records, including support for Bill C-5 in June 2025 and later voting activity. While not a news story, it is a public parliamentary mention that documents his legislative participation.

No recent news or public mentions of Eric Lefebvre found in the provided results from the last 7 days

The search results only include older coverage about Eric Lefebvre’s move from Quebec provincial politics to the federal Conservative Party, plus general profile pages. None of the provided items are dated within the last 7 days relative to July 26, 2026, so they do not satisfy the request for recent news or social posts.

CAQ Whip Éric Lefebvre Resigns to Join Conservative Party for Federal Election

É·ric Lefebvre, the former CAQ government whip for Arthabaska, announced his departure from the provincial party to sit as an Independent before joining Prime Minister Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives for the upcoming federal election.

Eric Lefebvre Resigns Quebec Seat to Campaign for Federal Conservatives

Lefebvre confirmed he will resign his seat in Arthabaska to become a candidate for the Conservative Party of Canada, triggering the fourth partial election in Quebec since the 2022 general election.

Éric Lefebvre leaves the CAQ to run for Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives.

Quebec MNA Éric Lefebvre resigned from the Coalition avenir Québec after deciding to seek a federal seat for the Conservative Party of Canada. He said he would sit as an independent MNA in the interim, and the premier asked him to leave the CAQ caucus.

Éric Lefebvre challenged the Prime Minister’s claim about a technical briefing and called for an independent public inquiry.

In House of Commons debate, Éric Lefebvre said the Bloc Québécois had done its homework and that the government’s public comments on a technical briefing were inaccurate. He argued that senior officials’ answers to media at the briefing showed the need to set politics aside and have a judge examine the issue.

Éric Lefebvre’s parliamentary profile highlighted recent votes and his Conservative representation of Richmond—Arthabaska.

His public profile identifies him as the Conservative MP for Richmond—Arthabaska, Québec, and notes that he won his last election in 2025. The page also lists several recent votes in Parliament, reflecting ongoing legislative activity.