Conservative MP Announces Resignation Following Colleague's Party Switch
OTTAWA – Matt Jeneroux, Conservative MP for Edmonton Riverbend, has declared his intention to resign from Parliament, shortly after another Conservative colleague crossed the floor to join the Liberals.
In a letter, Jeneroux described the decision as "not an easy decision" but affirmed he believes it is "the right one."
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre stated on social media that Jeneroux plans to step down as a member of Parliament next spring.
This development follows recent shifts within the Conservative caucus, signaling ongoing changes in party dynamics.
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Summary
The resignation of MP Matt Jeneroux, announced soon after a colleague joined the Liberals, marks notable change within the Conservative Party leadership.