What does your MP's office cost?

From July 2025 to June 2026, the median MP's office cost $584,594. Alexis Deschênes (Bloc Québécois, Gaspésie—Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine—Listuguj) spent the most at $863,252, including $324,001 on travel.

Every MP runs an office with a budget set by the House: staff, travel between the riding and Ottawa, hospitality, and contracts such as the constituency office lease. The House publishes it quarterly. Distance from Ottawa drives most of the travel difference. Method below.

#	MP	Total	Staff	Travel	Hospitality	Contracts
1	Alexis Deschênes Bloc Québécois Gaspésie—Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine—Listuguj	$863,252	$349,095	$324,001	$4,569	$185,587
2	Marilène Gill Bloc Québécois Côte-Nord—Kawawachikamach—Nitassinan	$821,065	$358,080	$247,355	$6,460	$209,169
3	Kelly McCauley Conservative Edmonton West	$740,644	$357,059	$218,130	$6,721	$158,733
4	Dan Mazier Conservative Riding Mountain	$732,094	$418,508	$199,267	$4,181	$110,137
5	Jamie Schmale Conservative Haliburton—Kawartha Lakes	$728,850	$453,510	$157,291	$11,552	$106,496
6	Rebecca Chartrand Liberal Churchill—Keewatinook Aski	$721,672	$349,324	$234,449	$2,418	$135,481
7	Bob Zimmer Conservative Prince George—Peace River—Northern Rockies	$715,814	$343,344	$193,376	$8,363	$170,731
8	Will Greaves Liberal Victoria	$709,934	$447,587	$162,391	$7,747	$92,209
9	Todd Doherty Conservative Cariboo—Prince George—Omineca	$708,785	$498,332	$149,114	$7,041	$54,299
10	Jenny Kwan NDP Vancouver East	$704,404	$342,790	$154,886	$2,916	$203,813
11	David Bexte Conservative Bow River	$703,494	$290,835	$216,644	$3,243	$192,772
12	Scott Anderson Conservative Vernon—Lake Country—Monashee	$702,236	$432,934	$167,202	$3,297	$98,804
13	Tamara Jansen Conservative Cloverdale—Langley City	$701,710	$347,369	$211,907	$4,667	$137,767
14	Jake Sawatzky Liberal New Westminster—Burnaby—Maillardville	$699,760	$262,242	$125,450	$13,401	$298,667
15	Ron McKinnon Liberal Coquitlam—Port Coquitlam	$698,406	$381,220	$208,723	$2,080	$106,383
16	Randy Hoback Conservative Prince Albert	$695,925	$428,296	$163,812	$6,298	$97,519
17	Mike Lake Conservative Leduc—Wetaskiwin	$695,183	$410,825	$180,648	$3,746	$99,964
18	Lori Idlout Liberal Nunavut	$689,573	$379,639	$215,779	$2,993	$91,162
19	Wade Chang Liberal Burnaby Central	$688,420	$345,963	$163,096	$8,204	$171,157
20	Dean Allison Conservative Niagara West	$688,295	$394,827	$157,786	$15,233	$120,449
21	Wade Grant Liberal Vancouver Quadra	$687,041	$317,110	$219,656	$2,664	$147,610
22	Andrew Scheer Conservative Regina—Qu'Appelle	$686,249	$347,485	$167,989	$13,329	$157,445
23	Don Davies NDP Vancouver Kingsway	$685,849	$312,398	$201,680	$12,926	$158,846
24	Taleeb Noormohamed Liberal Vancouver Granville	$684,352	$350,097	$160,348	$15,527	$158,379
25	Brendan Hanley Liberal Yukon	$682,169	$416,426	$142,137	$7,255	$116,351
26	Patrick Weiler Liberal West Vancouver—Sunshine Coast—Sea to Sky Country	$679,799	$410,590	$171,219	$6,656	$91,334
27	Hedy Fry Liberal Vancouver Centre	$679,383	$334,641	$148,316	$14,447	$181,979
28	John Barlow Conservative Foothills	$675,443	$455,272	$145,320	$4,745	$70,106
29	Karim Bardeesy Liberal Taiaiako'n—Parkdale—High Park	$674,789	$432,024	$126,559	$3,822	$112,384
30	Tamara Kronis Conservative Nanaimo—Ladysmith	$674,615	$290,117	$113,311	$6,918	$264,269
31	Scott Aitchison Conservative Parry Sound—Muskoka	$674,569	$395,951	$164,823	$3,827	$109,968
32	Carol Anstey Conservative Long Range Mountains	$673,407	$403,500	$145,866	$3,784	$120,256
33	Gabriel Hardy Conservative Montmorency—Charlevoix	$672,216	$350,997	$86,982	$1,975	$232,262
34	Amanpreet Gill Conservative Calgary Skyview	$671,963	$278,869	$147,470	$4,966	$240,658
35	Pauline Rochefort Liberal Nipissing—Timiskaming	$670,502	$467,558	$77,977	$5,659	$119,307
36	Rebecca Alty Liberal Northwest Territories	$666,524	$353,614	$198,752	$1,394	$112,765
37	Maxime Blanchette-Joncas Bloc Québécois Rimouski-Neigette—Mitis—Matapédia—Les Basques	$666,265	$307,294	$140,749	$3,151	$215,071
38	Parm Bains Liberal Richmond East—Steveston	$666,033	$341,803	$144,818	$14,737	$164,674
39	James Bezan Conservative Selkirk—Interlake—Eastman	$665,459	$392,445	$143,245	$6,381	$123,388
40	Jasraj Hallan Conservative Calgary East	$664,281	$386,148	$174,085	$683	$103,364
41	Sébastien Lemire Bloc Québécois Abitibi—Témiscamingue	$663,677	$386,483	$113,173	$9,245	$154,776
42	Garnett Genuis Conservative Sherwood Park—Fort Saskatchewan	$663,463	$457,824	$120,190	$8,243	$77,207
43	Frank Caputo Conservative Kamloops—Thompson—Nicola	$663,320	$416,495	$173,672	$2,820	$70,334
44	Nathalie Provost Liberal Châteauguay—Les Jardins-de-Napierville	$663,249	$377,160	$79,570	$5,717	$200,802
45	Arnold Viersen Conservative Peace River—Westlock	$661,884	$447,010	$114,160	$9,213	$91,501
46	Tim Uppal Conservative Edmonton Gateway	$661,260	$405,031	$137,180	$8,525	$110,523
47	Gregor Robertson Liberal Vancouver Fraserview—South Burnaby	$657,709	$259,524	$164,399	$8,566	$225,220
48	Chak Au Conservative Richmond Centre—Marpole	$657,122	$323,358	$137,879	$12,831	$183,054
49	Chris Bittle Liberal St. Catharines	$656,421	$432,767	$118,926	$2,535	$102,194
50	Yvan Baker Liberal Etobicoke Centre	$656,376	$306,768	$130,733	$15,502	$203,374

Median MP over the same window: $584,594 total; staff $347,097, travel $93,224, hospitality $4,571, contracts $126,144. 334 sitting MPs have at least one published quarter.

How this is counted

Window: the newest 4 quarters the House has published (July 2025 to June 2026), summed. An MP elected or sworn in part-way through has fewer quarters and is marked; they are ranked on what was published, not scaled up.
Four categories, as the House reports them. Staff salaries are the MP's own employees. Travel is the travel points system and office-budget travel, for the MP, staff and the family members the rules allow. Hospitality is food and events for parliamentary functions. Contracts is everything else: office leases, advertising, service contracts, equipment, training. The MP's own salary is not in any of these.
Travel is mostly geography. A member for northern British Columbia or Nunavut cannot have a Toronto member's travel bill. Read the travel column against the riding.
Restatements: the House publishes each quarter about three months after it ends and corrects earlier quarters when claims are adjusted; credits appear as negative lines. The newest two quarters are re-pulled every refresh.
Source: House of Commons, Members' Expenditures Reports. Each MP's Ethics & Money tab shows every trip, hospitality line and largest supplier for this window, and every quarter since April 2021. See data status.