Alberta Conservative MP Matt Jeneroux Resigns
Conservative MP Matt Jeneroux has announced his resignation from the House of Commons, stepping down as the representative for Edmonton-Riverbend. The news was shared Thursday in a letter posted on social media, amid speculation about his political future.
Announcement and Context
The resignation comes days after another Conservative MP switched parties, stirring further political discussion.
“I ran in the last election hopeful that Canadians would put their faith in a team led by Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives,”
“Although the outcome was not what I anticipated, I have great admiration for the many remarkable individuals who were elected to the House of Commons on both sides of the aisle.”
“For now, my focus must turn entirely to my family and to the responsibilities that come with that.”
Timing and Future Plans
Jeneroux did not specify an exact resignation date. However, a post by Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre suggests he will serve until spring 2026.
“On behalf of our Conservative team, I wish you and your family all the best following your decision to step down as MP next spring.”
Career Highlights
- MP for Edmonton-Riverbend since 2015
- Held shadow cabinet roles in health, housing, and infrastructure
Jeneroux expressed gratitude for his colleagues and remained respectful of the political process as he prepares to leave office.
Summary: Matt Jeneroux, an Edmonton-Riverbend Conservative MP since 2015, announced his resignation to focus on family, with plans to step down by spring 2026 amid political shifts within the party.