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Conservative

Philip Lawrence

ConservativeNorthumberland—ClarkeOntario
1013Votes Cast
20Speeches
1Bills Sponsored
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2025 Election Results — Northumberland—Clarke

Philip Lawrence won with 34,862 votes (49.0%)

Philip Lawrence(Conservative)34,862 (49.0%)
John Goheen(Liberal)32,648 (45.9%)
Ava Becker(NDP-New Democratic Party)2,090 (2.9%)
Christina Marie Wilson(Green Party)630 (0.9%)
Lisa Bradburn(People's Party)521 (0.7%)
Jody Ledgerwood(Independent)270 (0.4%)
John Wesselius(Christian Heritage Party)171 (0.2%)

Total votes cast: 71,192

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Recent Activity
Apr 28, 2026
DebateCanadian Space Launch Act

Madam Speaker, given the broad discretion this legislation lends to regulations, would the member agree with me and our party that draft regulations should be published prior to the passing of this legislation?

Apr 28, 2026
InterjectionCanadian Space Launch Act

Prime Minister Mr. Speaker, I apologize. I should say “the”. It is 10 years of Liberal rule, and I appreciate the ability to underline that. It is another Liberal, one might say. In the last decade, we have seen $1 trillion of capital flowing out. It is precisely what this legislation would embody that is the problem. Here we are. Now we are sitting here and we have to make a legislative

Apr 28, 2026
DebateNo. 112

Mr. Speaker, I rise today to present a petition with respect to catastrophic birth injuries. The petitioners and signatories want to stand up for accountability and for the rights of people who have been affected by catastrophic birth injuries.

Apr 28, 2026
DebateCanadian Space Launch Act

Flamborough—Glanbrook—Brant North Mr. Speaker, I will start by saying I will be splitting my time with the spectacular member for. I have to move on to a brief but very sad note. I want to take a moment to acknowledge the tragic incident that happened in my riding in the town of Cobourg yesterday. An OPP officer in my community died in the line of duty in a tragic accident. I want to take a

Apr 28, 2026
InterjectionCanadian Space Launch Act

Mr. Speaker, having the ability to launch rockets into space is incredibly important for our Canadian economy. This is why it is that much more critical that it be done correctly. I do not understand why the government has created this slapdash job of legislation. It really would not have been difficult to create a separate piece of legislation that would have understood and contemplated the

Apr 28, 2026
InterjectionCanadian Space Launch Act

Mr. Speaker, I think in this case, it would make a ton of sense to go slow to go fast. We need to walk this legislation back to provide certainty going forward. To give an idea to those folks who are watching out there, the government did not even create a new piece of legislation. It is amending the Aeronautics Act, which is really there to regulate airplanes. When the government understands

Apr 28, 2026
InterjectionCanadian Space Launch Act

Mr. Speaker, when I talk to my son about doing his homework, I repeat a line that has been used for hundreds of years. Every job has two things in common: It has to be done, and it has to be done well. We have only the first accomplished here.