Updated April 29, 2025 @ 12:43am
The ballots are counted and the results are in! As Canadians across the country cast their votes in the 2025 federal election, several key ridings in our region saw incumbents hold strong and familiar faces return to Parliament. From Simcoe County to Muskoka, here’s a look at who’s been elected to represent you in Ottawa, what they stand for, and what they’ve been up to leading into this campaign.
John Brassard: Barrie South - Innisfil: Conservative incumbent
John Brassard has secured another term as MP for Barrie South–Innisfil, campaigning on a platform focused on economic recovery, energy independence, public safety, and affordability. A familiar face in the riding, Brassard emphasized a “Canada-first” agenda, voicing concerns over housing affordability, rising crime rates, and the country’s economic future under the Liberals. He remains a strong supporter of Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre’s plans for addiction treatment expansion, tougher crime measures, and safeguarding programs like CPP, OAS, and GIS.
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Doug Shipley: Barrie-Springwater-Oro-Medonte: Conservative incumbent
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Doug Shipley has been re-elected in Barrie–Springwater–Oro-Medonte, highlighting the urgent need for change amid growing concerns over affordability, housing, and crime. A hands-on representative known for strong local service, Shipley is backing Conservative plans for major tax cuts, debt reduction, and economic reform. Drawing from his experience on Barrie City Council, he emphasized the importance of fiscal responsibility and restoring hope for young Canadians struggling with the dream of homeownership.
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Adam Chambers: Simcoe North: Conservative incumbent
Adam Chambers retained his seat in Simcoe North, bringing legal, financial, and entrepreneurial experience back to Parliament. A vocal advocate for financial transparency and regulatory reform, Chambers introduced legislation to crack down on tax evasion and misleading identity practices. Locally rooted and nationally engaged, Chambers continues to serve on the Finance Committee and remains active in global human rights advocacy through his co-leadership on the Parliamentary Friends of a Democratic Burma.
Terry Dowdall: Simcoe-Grey: Conservative incumbent
Terry Dowdall was re-elected in Simcoe–Grey, continuing his work as a strong voice for veterans, seniors, and small business owners. A champion for mental health and rare disease treatment access, Dowdall has pushed for better healthcare support while standing firmly for fiscal responsibility. With a deep background in municipal leadership and ties to Canadian Forces Base Borden, Dowdall is once again bringing grassroots priorities to the national stage.
Scot Davidson: New Tecumseth-Gwillimbury: Conservative incumbent
Scot Davidson secured re-election in New Tecumseth–Gwillimbury, continuing his advocacy for small businesses, rural communities, and environmental stewardship. A former entrepreneur, Davidson has been a vocal proponent of reducing regulatory burdens and supporting Canada's agricultural sector. His successful passage of Bill C-280 in 2024, which established financial protections for fresh produce growers, underscores his commitment to local economies. Davidson remains dedicated to preserving the health of the Lake Simcoe watershed and enhancing the quality of life for his constituents.
Scott Aitchison: Parry Sound-Muskoka: Conservative incumbent
Scott Aitchison was re-elected in Parry Sound–Muskoka, reaffirming his role as a strong advocate for rural communities. With a background in municipal politics and a tenure as Huntsville's mayor, Aitchison brings a wealth of experience to Parliament. He has been outspoken on the need for affordable housing and has criticized federal inaction in rural areas. Aitchison's commitment to inclusive and compassionate leadership continues to resonate with his constituents.
