Eric Duncan

Facebook and other social profiles continue to identify Duncan as the local MP.

Duncan’s Facebook presence and related profile pages publicly identify him as the MP for Stormont—Dundas—South Glengarry. These mentions are largely administrative and profile-based rather than substantive news or commentary.

Duncan posted criticism of government spending and priorities on X.

In recent posts, Duncan criticized government expenditures such as studies he framed as wasteful and attacked Prime Minister Mark Carney and Liberal policy choices. The posts were argumentative and partisan in tone, focusing on taxpayer spending, ethics, and conservative policy messaging.

A local news roundup cited Duncan’s comments on federal budget and heritage issues.

Cornwall Newswatch’s Eric Duncan tag page surfaced stories in which Duncan criticized the federal budget for not addressing local asylum-processing costs and blamed Parks Canada for conditions at a historic site. The items reflect continued local advocacy and criticism of federal management.

Duncan’s official site continued to publish constituency updates and statements.

Eric Duncan’s official MP website contains recent statement-style posts and constituency announcements, including local issue updates and public-facing commentary. The page indicates ongoing official communications, though the search snippet does not provide a specific July 2026 item title beyond the archive listing.

Eric Duncan is named Conservative shadow minister for foreign affairs

Local coverage reports that Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre appointed Eric Duncan as Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs. The reporting says Duncan will be responsible for holding the Liberal government to account on international issues, and it quotes his stated concerns about CUSMA, China trade, and Chinese EV imports.

Local outlet reports Duncan as opposition critic for foreign affairs

A regional news item says Duncan was assigned the role of Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs in Pierre Poilievre’s new opposition-critic lineup. It frames the announcement as part of a broader caucus reorganization and identifies Duncan’s portfolio as foreign affairs.

Duncan is announced as Conservative shadow minister for foreign affairs

A local news article says Eric Duncan, MP for Stormont—Dundas—Glengarry, was appointed Conservative Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs. The piece presents the appointment as an official party role change and highlights his new responsibility on foreign policy oversight.

Public parliamentary profile confirms Eric Duncan as Conservative MP for Stormont—Dundas—Glengarry

OpenParliament’s profile identifies Eric Duncan as the Conservative MP for Stormont—Dundas—Glengarry and notes his 2025 election win. This is a public mention rather than a news story, and it confirms his current parliamentary status.

Official constituency site lists Eric Duncan as MP with local office details

Eric Duncan’s official MP website identifies him as the MP for Stormont-Dundas-Glengarry and provides constituency office information. The page is a public mention confirming his office and contact details rather than a recent news item.

No recent news, social media posts, or public mentions of Eric Duncan found in the last 7 days.

A search of recent news, social media, and public mentions for the Canadian MP Eric Duncan in the last 7 days returned no relevant results. The available search results primarily contain older information about his re-election, cabinet appointments, and past statements, with no content dated within the specified 7-day window.

Conservative MP Eric Duncan highlights $500 million in wasted tax dollars uncovered in two weeks.

Eric Duncan, Conservative MP for Stormont—Dundas—Glengarry, discusses oversight issues related to $500 million in wasted tax dollars discovered within a two-week period. The video appears to be a recent commentary on government spending accountability.