NEWS RELEASE
Ottawa, March 24, 2026
Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner Konrad von Finckenstein has released the List of Sponsored Travel 2025. It was tabled today in the House of Commons.
In 2025, 15 Members of the House of Commons
accepted a total of 19 sponsored trips, with a combined value of $78,721.59.
This was down from the 38 sponsored trips accepted in 2024 and the 96 accepted
in 2023.
The Conflict of Interest Code for Members of the House of Commons allows Members to accept sponsored travel for themselves and their guests. It is any travel worth more than $200 that is not fully paid by the government, a political party, a recognized parliamentary association, or the Members.
Once Members disclose their sponsored travel, the Commissioner's Office promptly posts the information in the public registry. It also compiles an annual list each March.
Quote from Commissioner von Finckenstein
“The annual publication of the compiled list of
sponsored travel is a fundamental part of our commitment to transparency. Making
this information available on our website strengthens public trust in
Parliament and builds Canadians’ understanding of how the Code and their
democratic institutions function.”
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The List of Sponsored Travel 2025 is available in HTML and PDF formats and, on request, as an Excel spreadsheet.
For more information, please call 613-995-0721 or send us an email.