Jacob Mantle

Mantle used House proceedings to present a petition from York—Durham residents.

Jacob Mantle’s recent parliamentary activity includes a petition presentation on behalf of residents in his riding, especially people from Georgina. The record shows this as part of his Routine Proceedings in the House of Commons.

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The House of Commons profile lists Mantle voting against Bill C-30 and Bill C-22-related proceedings in mid-June 2026. It also shows an amendment vote on Bill C-22 where he voted yea and the amendment was negatived.

Mantle’s public website highlights recent parliamentary work updated daily.

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The provided search results identify Jacob Mantle as the Conservative MP for York—Durham, Ontario, but they do not include any news articles, social media posts, or public mentions dated within the last 7 days. The only recent-looking item is a YouTube video dated June 16, 2026, which falls outside the requested window.

Jacob Mantle ('They Smell the Hypocrisy')

Jacob Mantle posted a video on X criticizing recent floor-crossings in the Canadian Parliament, arguing they are driven by a desire for power rather than unity or better policy paths.

Conservative MP Jacob Mantle delivers 'brutal takedown' of floor-crossers on YouTube

In a YouTube video uploaded on July 5, 2026, Jacob Mantle strongly criticizes former Conservative MPs who crossed the floor to other parties, arguing their actions are driven by power rather than unity[2]. He dismantles their justifications, ranging from 'grocery store excuses' to 'Davos speeches,' and states that Canadians are rightfully upset with the lack of political integrity[2].

Jacob Mantle warns that Bill C-22 creates a 'front door' to Canadians' data

On his Facebook page, Jacob Mantle reiterates his April debate stance that the proposed Bill C-22 creates a 'front door to Canadians' data,' expressing concern over tech companies' growing worries about the legislation[6]. He highlights that tech firms are waking up and voicing their concerns regarding the bill's implications for data privacy[6].

Jacob Mantle live from New York with Pierre Poilievre discusses US relations

An Instagram reel posted on July 11, 2026, shows Jacob Mantle live in New York with Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, who outlined a 'fresh approach to Canada's relations with the USA'[9]. Mantle frames the event as an opportunity to renew and strengthen the relationship between the two nations[9].

Jacob Mantle claims Housing Minister sent a 'desperate letter' to Ethics committee

On an Instagram reel posted on July 12, 2026, Jacob Mantle alleges that the Minister of Housing sent a 'desperate letter' to the Ethics committee just hours before their meeting, calling it an 'obvious attempt to give' the committee a false narrative[10]. He criticizes the timing and content of the letter as a political maneuver[10].

Conservative MP Jacob Mantle delivers brutal takedown of floor-crossers in Canadian politics.

In a recent video, Conservative MP Jacob Mantle criticizes recent floor-crossings by politicians, arguing they are motivated by power rather than unity or better paths. He references excuses like grocery store visits and Davos speeches to dismantle their justifications. Mantle highlights why Canadians are upset with these political maneuvers.