Tim Watchorn

Global News reports Tim Watchorn elected in newly created Les Pays-d'en-Haut riding.

Global News declared Tim Watchorn, of the Liberal Party of Canada, elected in Les Pays-d'en-Haut, Quebec. The report identifies the riding as newly created and notes it was electing a member of Parliament for the first time.

House of Commons lists Tim Watchorn as a Member of Parliament.

The House of Commons member page identifies Tim Watchorn as a Member of Parliament. The page serves as an official public reference for his parliamentary role and related member information.

Tim Watchorn spoke in the House during debate on Bill C-11 and referenced testimony from victims of sexual assault in the military.

In a House debate on motions in amendment to the Military Justice System Modernization Act, Watchorn said he also sits on the defence committee and asked what opponents would say to victims who told Justice Louise Arbour they did not want their assaults investigated by their boss. His remarks supported the need for a separate system for military sexual assault cases.

Canada.ca posted proactive disclosure material on Bill C-11 and referenced recent interventions by Tim Watchorn.

A Department of National Defence proactive disclosure page for Bill C-11 includes a summary of recent interventions, including Watchorn’s October 2025 and June 2025 remarks related to military justice and CAF modernization. The page highlights his support for ending harassment in the military and concerns about political interference with appointments.